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Old 04-14-04, 08:16
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DB2 instance
Hi All

how many instances can be attached at a time in DB2
also whats the command to see which instace is currently being used
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Old 04-14-04, 08:21
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How to tell which - "db2 ATTACH" with no other arguments.
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Old 04-14-04, 11:12
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Hmm... if I run "db2 attach" i get:
'no instance attachment exits',

but if I run 'db2 get instance' I get
'the current dbm instance is db2inst2'

Does anyone know the underlying
differenec between the to quieries??

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Old 04-14-04, 12:13
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Re: bonus question
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Hmm... if I run "db2 attach" i get:
'no instance attachment exits',

but if I run 'db2 get instance' I get
'the current dbm instance is db2inst2'

Does anyone know the underlying
differenec between the to quieries??

BOW
GET INSTANCE just spits out the DB2INSTANCE value. Basically, what you will be attached to if you start doing things without an explicit ATTACH.

ATTACH tells you what instance you are actively attached to.
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