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SDSF OUTPUT DISPLAY DB1TMSTR STC03307 DSID 2 LINE CHARS 'LOG' FOUND
COMMAND INPUT ===> SCROLL ===> CSR
14.51.19 STC03307 DSNJ002I -DB1T FULL ACTIVE LOG DATA SET 400
400 DSNAME=DSNDBTG.DB1T.LOGCOPY1.DS05, STARTRBA=046E5C544000,
400 ENDRBA=046E7BF83FFF
14.51.19 STC03307 DSNJ001I -DB1T DSNJW307 CURRENT COPY 1 ACTIVE LOG 401
401 DATA SET IS DSNAME=DSNDBTG.DB1T.LOGCOPY1.DS06,
401 STARTRBA=046E7BF84000,ENDRBA=046E9B9C3FFF
14.51.19 STC03307 DSNJ002I -DB1T FULL ACTIVE LOG DATA SET 402
402 DSNAME=DSNDBTG.DB1T.LOGCOPY2.DS05, STARTRBA=046E5C544000,
402 ENDRBA=046E7BF83FFF
14.51.19 STC03307 DSNJ001I -DB1T DSNJW307 CURRENT COPY 2 ACTIVE LOG 403
403 DATA SET IS DSNAME=DSNDBTG.DB1T.LOGCOPY2.DS06,
403 STARTRBA=046E7BF84000,ENDRBA=046E9B9C3FFF
14.51.19 STC03307 MSGACC0055 DD=SYS03997 DSN=DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG1.D06186.T14511
14.51.19 STC03307 SGC0410 FOR ALLOCATE DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG1.D06186.T1451194.B00
14.51.19 STC03307 SGC0414 *** WARNING *** 'DB2S1 RND' (PERM) IS AT 90% OF BUDG
14.51.19 STC03307 MSGACC0055 DD=SYS03998 DSN=DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG1.D06186.T14511
14.51.20 STC03307 SGC0410 FOR ALLOCATE DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG1.D06186.T1451194.A00
14.51.20 STC03307 SGC0414 *** WARNING *** 'DB2S1 RND' (PERM) IS AT 91% OF BUDG
14.51.20 STC03307 MSGACC0055 DD=SYS03999 DSN=DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG2.D06186.T14511
14.51.20 STC03307 SGC0410 FOR ALLOCATE DSNDBTG.DB1T.ARCLG2.D06186.T1451194.B00
So I think -911 is because dba is doing archive log offload and make new
log file?Right?
Does the unload hold my tablespace?How to know which volum foe archive log use is locking my tablespace?Or before all volumn offlod
ended,any call to DB2 would unsuccessful.Am I right about that?
If a program is runing with out sql commit,the previous update on table would lock those data?That means if I update the table and lock page A,then before I commit
you can not update this page?How about just to select?
yes, update is X-lock, it block other access untill it released.
select is S-lock, still a lock there, but usually it can be concurrent accessed by others (share lock)
you can read some books about DB2 lock.
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