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06-17-11, 09:46

dr_te_z

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How can I see the isolation level of a connection?

The WebSphere people approached me with the request to check the isolation level of their connections.....

I tried "list applications show detail"
I tried db2pd -apinfo all
I tried "snapshot for applications"
I asked google..

Now I try this forum because I cannot find it.

(LUW9.5.5 on win2003)

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06-17-11, 10:01

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You can see the isolation level with db2pd -dynamic, but I believe that is on a SQL statement basis, not connection basis.

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06-20-11, 04:36

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In case you want to determine the isolation level within the current session/connection, you can query the CURRENT ISOLATION special register.

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