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Archana89
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Hi all!!
I have inserted I lakh record into DB2 table through Java program using JDBC connectivy. To see the thread history details of the job in Mainframes Tivoli Omegamon , I have specifed all the required details , but I am unable to see In-DB2 times and Wait Times History.
Could anyone please suggest me the correct way to resolve this issue. |
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Bill Woodger
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| Ask your technical support people. We can't guess where your DB/2 is tucked away. |
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Nic Clouston
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| A couple of points - 'lakh' is an Indian numeric term not a general numeric/IT term so should be avoided and it would appear that the number of records, or the faact that they were being inserted, is irrelevant to your question. Also, it is preferred that you do not use attachments but do a simple cut and paste using the code tags to present your code/data. |
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Archana89
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Hi all 
Thanks for the suggestions. I have contacted my DB2 team, they are saying like some application traces should be captured in datasets. Any idea regarding this... |
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Nic Clouston
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No - we do not know how things are set up in your company. Look at the datasets specified in your JCL, have a look at the contents and see if anything looks like trace information. If the trace data was written to SYSOUT then you should be able to see it on the spool for yur job. Ask your team members.
Did your support mean that you need to capture the data in another run or did they mean that your data will already have been captured? |
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