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Auryn
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Hello all,
today I deleted some image copy entries from SysIBM.SysCopy using the MODIFY RECOVERY command. - Which was my first time doing this...
The result was that some of the table spaces felt in status Copy Pending.
The good thing was I was able to verify the SysPrint, start new full image copies of the affected ts and reset their status.
But: Is it possible to query the system catalog if there is any table space in status Copy Pending? - Or the other table space, index etc. status?
Thank you for your hints |
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Pandora-Box
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You can identify copy pending status by running the DB2 command
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| -DIS DB(<DATABASE NAME>) SPACE(<TABLE SPACE NAME>) |
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Bang_1
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Hi Auryn,
If you need Table Spaces or Indexes that are in restrictive / pending status alone under a particular database, use the below DB2 command
-DIS DATABASE(dbname) SPACENAM(*) RESTRICT |
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Auryn
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This thread hat been fallen into oblivion to me for a while.
But today it's getting relevant again.
The both Commands were helpful to me last summer and today again.
But my opening question was:
Is it possible to retrieve the Copy-Pending status by analyzing any Sysibm.Sys... Tables? I.e. in column SysTableSpaces.Status you can see if the tablespace is active, in status CHECK pending and some others.
But - according to my documentations - there is no value for status COPY pending.
Where else is this stored?
How can I retrieve this with a (more or less) simple SQL Select query? |
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GuyC
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Auryn
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| GuyC wrote: |
| http://ibmmainframes.com/viewtopic.php?t=54613 |
Thank you for pointing out the DB2 Command and repeating older answers.
But this is not what I was asking for...
Again:
I'm asking for a select statement similar to
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SELECT *
FROM sysibm.sys???
WHERE SysCol = '???'
WITH UR |
that achieves the same result than he mentioned DB2 command... |
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Pandora-Box
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Auryn - Did you care to read the reply ?
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I don't think it is reflected in the catalog.
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daveporcelan
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Again:
There is no SQL/Select statement for what you are asking for.
The DB2 Command is the old, new and only answer.
Please reply your understanding, so the moderator can lock this topic. |
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Auryn
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| GuyC wrote: |
| I don't think it is reflected in the catalog. (...) |
1000 Sorries for my last post, I had overlooked that sentence :-( |
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