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Old 05-11-04, 23:53
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db2ckpwd processes on AIX
I have lot of these processes going on my AIX server (approximately 2 or 3 per instance)...is it normal? what is the general rule regarding these processses.

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Old 05-12-04, 03:10
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Dollar,

give a look on the following article:
"Everything You Wanted to Know About DB2 Universal Database Processes"
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerwork...0304chong.html

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Old 05-12-04, 07:05
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Thanks Rick, according to that article one db2ckpw process exist per instance but I am seeing twice as many of these processes for each instance!!! Our server is a mix of both v7 and v8 instances thus databases.

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Old 05-12-04, 07:17
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Check if any of these processes were started before you last db2start ...
May be, they are just hanging around ...

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Old 05-12-04, 22:44
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Always assume that DB2 knows what it is doing. It's best to limit your inspection of its threads and/or processes to "idle curiosity only." A thread/process that is just hanging around waiting for something to do is ... just a process-table entry, nothing more. No harm, no foul.
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