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Old 03-01-07, 16:58
sundaram sundaram is offline
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db2diag reports non-fatal assertion failed error

Hi

DB2 8.2.6 on windows 2000

We got the following errror in db2diag.log
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NON-FATAL ASSERTION FAILED!!!
Time = Thu Mar 01 15:20:49 2007
Expr = Freeing freed memory found at:
PID = 4056
TID = 5216
File = snapPrsr.C
Line = 2716
NON-FATAL ASSERTION FAILED!!!
Time = Thu Mar 01 15:20:49 2007
Expr = Freeing freed memory found at:
PID = 4056
TID = 5216
File = snapPrsr.C
Line = 2742
NON-FATAL ASSERTION FAILED!!!
Time = Thu Mar 01 15:20:49 2007
Expr = Freeing freed memory found at:
PID = 4056
TID = 5216
File = snapPrsr.C
Line = 2716
NON-FATAL ASSERTION FAILED!!!
Time = Thu Mar 01 15:20:49 2007
Expr = Freeing freed memory found at:
PID = 4056
TID = 5216
File = snapPrsr.C
Line = 2742

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Things are working OK. But being our production system would like to figure-out what it is. Any help will be much appreciated
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Old 03-01-07, 19:54
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Just as a wild guess, I would turn off the Health Monitor if you are not using it.

db2 update dbm cfg using HEALTH_MON OFF
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Old 03-02-07, 17:47
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Move to the latest FixPak. If the problem still persists, you should contact IBM support to get this fixed. A double-free is always a programming error.
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