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08-24-09, 11:08

dwouters

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How to simulate a transaction log full?

Hi all,

I would like to test the behavior of my application in case of a full transaction log.

What would be the best way to do that with DB2 9.5?

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08-24-09, 12:00

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I assume you are using a test system to do this... Make the log space very small, then start making transactions and leave them open (do not commit). The log space should fill up fairly quickly.

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08-26-09, 21:21

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while(true){

insert a record;
delete this record;

}

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08-27-09, 08:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by stephen.song

while(true){

insert a record;
delete this record;

}

If autocommit is turned on, then this will not fill up the logs.

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