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Old 07-14-11, 05:30
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Error SQL1084C when start db2

I have a database db2 on Win 2003 32 bit.

Anh I can't start database after config memory of database.

The error is SQL1084C Shared memory segments cannot be allocated. SQLSTATE=57019.

How can I start my database? Please help..........
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Old 07-14-11, 10:31
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You do not have enough memory for your configuration.

Please post output from "GET DBM CFG" and "GET DB CFG...". Also supply us with how much memory you have on the server.

Andy
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Old 07-14-11, 10:42
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What changes did you make to the memory configuration. My first guess would be to revert them.
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Old 07-16-11, 11:05
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What changes did you make to the memory configuration. My first guess would be to revert them.
I don't remember what I do
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Old 07-16-11, 12:28
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Looking in db2diag.log might give you a hint.
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Old 07-16-11, 14:31
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What you can try to do is to set DB2_OVERRIDE_BPF registry variable to, let's say, 1000 and restart the instance. Then, connect to the db and reduce some config parameters (ie. bufferpools). Remember to unset this register variable and restart the instance after you're done.
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Old 08-09-11, 22:33
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What you can try to do is to set DB2_OVERRIDE_BPF registry variable to, let's say, 1000 and restart the instance. Then, connect to the db and reduce some config parameters (ie. bufferpools). Remember to unset this register variable and restart the instance after you're done.
Ok thanks, I will try...
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