I have DB2 v8 FP 17.

When I run get snapshot, the Total execution time I want to say is the total time that statement has been run. So does number of executions divided by total exec equal average exec time? And furthermore, what about rows read?


Number of executions = 14926
...
Rows read = 14926
....

Total execution time (sec.ms) = 135.854989
Total user cpu time (sec.ms) = 0.500000
Total system cpu time (sec.ms) = 0.031250
Statement text = SELECT name from address where lastname = ?

Yes, divide all numbers by Number of Executions to find averages.

Note that on rows read, it does not include index rows, which in some cases can satisfy the entire query in the access path.

Thanks.

Also, for the number of executions, is that the number since the last snapshot or?

No, not since last snapshot. If you want to reset the monitors (for the session that issues the reset command and only for that session), then do this:

db2 reset monitor all