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Balaji Canabady
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| Is it possible to obtain the bind information such as the total number of binds and rebinds that has happened in a particular DB2 region ? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Did you mean -- number of PACKAGEs/PLANs for a given DB2 sub-system? |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
I believe the question is "how many times does this happen?" as opposed to "how many are there?".
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Balaji Canabady
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Yes Dick you are correct.
I would like to know the total number of binds |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| Balaji Canabady wrote: |
Yes Dick you are correct.
I would like to know the total number of binds |
my, that is a useful statistic. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
How might this statistic be used? Just curious.
I don't know if there is a way to find what has already happened, but the standard compile/link/bind process(es) could be modified to capture this info going forward - if the value of the nfo would be worth the effort to get it. |
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Balaji Canabady
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| I have developed a REXX tool that can be easily invoked to do binds of single or multiple programs. I would like to know the bind statistics in our DB2 region in order to validate the tool's efficacy. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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i think you have things a little backwards.
you can bind all day, and if the binds are incorrect,
the plans will not work.
so the tool can have 100% efficacy, yet generate garbage.
so, you need to test the modules to insure that your production continues to function.
hopefully your 'rexx tool' submits jobs to generate the binds.
in which case, it is just a matter of using the same control cards
as a normal compile/link/BIND job.
(if not, why not????)
one of the appendices to every DB2 VSN SQL Reference,
is a discussion of SYSIBM... tables,
info about plans/packages (binds, when they were done, etc....) is contained.
there are also examples of sql to access data from all these tables.
oh! and i imagine your dba's already have such 'tools',
so instead of wasting time, use theirs. |
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Balaji Canabady
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Thanks Dick(s) for the replies.
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(if not, why not????)
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As suggested, I have modified the JCL to do compile/link/bind of programs for component testing ...
Now exploring the AUTOBIND option in Endevor for integration testing... |
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