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Old 02-14-05, 01:19
grofaty grofaty is offline
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How to display 'list application' without header?
Hi,

I would like to display 'list application' without header. Below sample returs applications with header.

Sample: db2 list application for database sample
Code:
Auth Id  Application    Appl.      Application Id                 DB       # of
         Name           Handle                                    Name    Agents
-------- -------------- ---------- ------------------------------ -------- -----
DBuser   db2bp.exe      3          *LOCAL.DB2.050214061106        SAMPLE   1
I would like to get only:
Code:
DBuser   db2bp.exe      3          *LOCAL.DB2.050214061106        SAMPLE   1
Is there any command to get result of 'list application' without header?

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Old 02-14-05, 02:37
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AFAIK, you cannot using the command ...

You may try using the udfs to get the same output without headers
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Old 02-14-05, 03:13
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db2 list applications | grep -v "^Auth\|^--\|^ "

This does assume that you have a grep command available (ie you're using a *ix or have Windows with cygwin or have MKS etc)

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Old 02-14-05, 05:00
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jacampbell,
thanks a lot! You gave me a super idea. I used 'find' instread of 'grep' so the command on Windows is:

db2 list application for database sample | find /v "Auth" | find /v "--" | find /v "Name"

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Old 02-14-05, 16:17
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Originally Posted by grofaty
jacampbell,
thanks a lot! You gave me a super idea. I used 'find' instread of 'grep' so the command on Windows is:

db2 list application for database sample | find /v "Auth" | find /v "--" | find /v "Name"

Grofaty
Hi,
Another great standard available command is findstr. It also supports regular expressions.
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Old 02-14-05, 16:59
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how about this:
Code:
db2 -x "select t.auth_id, t.appl_name, t.agent_id, t.appl_id, t.db_name, t.num_assoc_agents from table(snapshot_appl_info('ZZZ',-1)) t"
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Old 02-15-05, 03:17
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Hi,

Thanks a lot, to all of you. I have solved my problem!
BTW, n_i: executing command above returns error:
Code:
SQL0440N  No function by the name "SNAPSHOT_APPL_INFO" having compatible
arguments was found in the function path.  SQLSTATE=42884
My system:
Windows XP SP2
DB2 v7.2 FP5

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Old 02-15-05, 09:25
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Snapshot functions are only available in v8.
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Old 02-15-05, 11:55
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Quote:
Originally Posted by grofaty
Hi,

Thanks a lot, to all of you. I have solved my problem!
BTW, n_i: executing command above returns error:
Code:
SQL0440N  No function by the name "SNAPSHOT_APPL_INFO" having compatible
arguments was found in the function path.  SQLSTATE=42884
My system:
Windows XP SP2
DB2 v7.2 FP5

Thanks,
Grofaty
the one that worked for me

db2 list applications | grep -v "^Auth"| grep -v "^--"|grep -v "^ "

the last grep---> "grep -v "^followed by 8 spaces"

n_i, your command resulting in same error, SQL0440N . I am using v8.1 fp6a
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Old 02-16-05, 23:36
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Since this is still alive, I suppose I should add that the first grep test should be: grep -v "^Auth Id " in case someone has a userid that starts Auth.

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