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Old 05-11-04, 16:00
jfkuser jfkuser is offline
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database performance

One of our production server process is running very slow. The database is 4 node EEE in 7.2 on AIX.

We turned on all the switches including statement and took some snapshot of the process. But I don;t see any SQL statement in snapshot output. Is there any way to find out which statement is currently running.

It seems its doing some physical reads. But How do I know which statement is doing so many physicals reads. Is there any other monitor switch other than the basic 6 to turn on?

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Old 05-11-04, 16:36
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An event monitor will help to capture SQL Statements and details about them

Have a look at www.db2click.com - Tip of the Month section for operating the event monitor

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Old 05-11-04, 16:37
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Hi all,

I am also facing the same dilemma. Any information / leads gratefully accepeted.

Thanks in Advance,

DB2 8.1.5 on Windows 2000 server

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