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Old 11-08-05, 09:10
bunzo bunzo is offline
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Jobs hung in Running Status

I seem to have one or more jobs hung up in Running status but do not know how to stop/flush these. If I right click on any entry in this queue, there is no option to stop or remove.

Using DB2 UDB v7.2

Any/all help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 11-08-05, 12:12
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On Unix you can use
Code:
force application applic_id
On Windows,
open Control Center, All databases, your_database, right click, Applications, select job, click on Force
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Old 11-08-05, 15:19
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Quote:
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On Windows,
open Control Center, All databases, your_database, right click, Applications, select job, click on Force
There is no option for Applications. Using DB2 v7.2 for Windows.
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Old 11-08-05, 17:15
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Sorry, I only have 8.2 available asan example.
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Old 11-09-05, 08:32
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use command line:

>db2 list applications
(for more options, see "db2 ? list applications")

>db2 force application (<application-handle>)
(for more options, see "db2 ? force applications")

or, if you want to stop your instance without care for your applications:
>db2stop force
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