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Old 12-14-10, 03:13
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Question DB2 cold start

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Can anyone explain me the impact of performing cold start for a db2 subsystem ? Will there be any changes in previously created Database or users access to DB2 objects would be hampered.
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Old 12-14-10, 11:43
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There should be no functional change. There might be some initial performance differences since all memory and cache needs to be reloaded as objects are referenced for the first time.
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Old 12-14-10, 22:30
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Hi,

Thanks for the information. Hope my commands are going to be like /-dsn1 start db2 ,startrba=endrba. Please advice if the last keyword holds good for cold start.
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