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Old 03-10-06, 02:01
jayawant jayawant is offline
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database server getting down

hi guys
iam facing a problem , my database server gets down abruptly, is it possible that the application code can cause the database server down, and it gets up after some time ..... and every time i have to issue a db2 start database manager command , is there in way to find out what is causing the problem....
and iam working on linux....

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Old 03-10-06, 02:43
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db2diag.log is the place to be...
all errors will be present, or give you a hint about the problem..
have db2fm started, so the instance will be started automatically..
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Old 03-13-06, 02:02
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hi Guy Przytula,
thanks for the reply .
correct me i f i am wrong db2 diag.log file is generated as a result of db2support.zip that file is huge what to look for in it ?
waiting eagerly for ur reply
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Old 03-13-06, 02:21
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Hi,

Seems your error is of Level Severe. As your diag.log file is very large, try the following command and see what is the output..

at the db2cmd prompt:

$db2diag -g level=Severe

and redirect the output to a flat file: Analyse the Sever Error. Hopefully you should find some clue to the problem.

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Jay
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