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Old 03-20-07, 12:26
alexweb alexweb is offline
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Exclamation Slow database and buffer pools

Hello
I've noticed that on our test server db2 8.2 database is slow (windows server 2003)
Also I've found these linen in logs
2007-03-20-10.38.52.984002 InstanceB2 Node:000
PID:2088(db2syscs.exe) TID:3088 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.070320083852
buffer pool services sqlbStartPools Probe:2 Database:TOOLSDB

ADM6073W The table space "TBSP32KTMP0000" (ID "4") is configured to use buffer
pool ID "2", but this buffer pool is not active at this time. In the interim
the table space will use buffer pool ID "4099". The inactive buffer pool
should become available at next database startup provided that the required
memory is available.

Please, help to solve this problem. I'm trying to do this for 2 days but haven't got a solution. Thanks.
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Old 03-20-07, 14:12
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Assuming that you have already done a db2stop (with force if necessary) and then db2start, and that did not solve the problem, then you need to create a new bufferpool with page size of 32K. I don't know how much free memory you have, but start with 1000 pages.
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Old 03-21-07, 05:48
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This message usually indicates a misconfigured buffer pool. Figure out which buffer pool has the ID 2 (see catalog view SYSCAT.BUFFERPOOLS) and verify its configuration. Maybe it is just too big and can't be created on your system. If so, resize the buffer pool and make it smaller.
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Old 03-21-07, 12:48
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thanks all... I'll try and let you know.
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