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Pavani G
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Hi,
I ran aquery yesterday. it went on successful. I forgot to note down the timings(start time and End time) of that run. Is there any way of getting those timings now? |
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cvishu
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I am not sure if this works, but i think if u have APPTUNE tool , you can check it out .
Correct me if i am wrong |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| Pavani G wrote: |
Hi,
I ran aquery yesterday. it went on successful. I forgot to note down the timings(start time and End time) of that run. Is there any way of getting those timings now? |
your lack of attention to detail causes you problems,
and provides you with few solutions.
how did you run the query? |
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PeterHolland
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| A rerun? |
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geekram
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| I think you can check in the DB2 logs that have been created! |
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