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Old 05-19-09, 10:21
redwolf redwolf is offline
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V9.5 upgrade
When running the migrate db command to upgrade a db from V8 to V9 it appears that the health monitor is running. I have it set to OFF at the DBM level. Any idea how this could be, since it should be turned OFF ?

EDUID : 4 EDUNAME: db2acd 0
FUNCTION: DB2 UDB, Health Monitor, HmonMainCB::refreshDbAutonomicSwitches, probe:160
MESSAGE : Failed connecting to database "DBLIQ001"
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Old 05-19-09, 16:34
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please take a look at the following technote:
IBM - How to stop the db2acd (db2hmon) process in DB2 Version 9.1
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Old 05-19-09, 17:05
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please take a look at the following technote:
IBM - How to stop the db2acd (db2hmon) process in DB2 Version 9.1
That seems to be suggesting that you set DB2_FMP_COMM_HEAPSZ = 0, which will prevent all fenced processes from starting. There might be other fenced processes in some databases besides the Health Monitor, so not sure if that is advisable.
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