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Old 01-19-04, 13:18
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Is there anyway to find the isolation level of an application using snapshot or any other utility?

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Old 01-19-04, 15:20
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Re: How to check applications Isolation Level

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Is there anyway to find the isolation level of an application using snapshot or any other utility?

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I think explain snapshot shows the effective isolation level of the statement in question.
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Old 01-19-04, 15:27
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Re: How to check applications Isolation Level

Actually, I am interested more in applications's isolation level. After issuing the command:

db2 list applications

I want to take an application from the list returned above and find out it's isolation level.

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Old 01-19-04, 16:14
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Individual SQL statements can override the isolation level in the SQL statement syntax.
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