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Overview of the DB2 technical information
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DB2 PDF and printed documentation
Printing topics and subtopics
Documentation updates
Updates available for download
Updating the DB2 Information Center
Manually updating the Information Center
Updating the Workstation version of the DB2 Information Center
Mirroring the update site
Features of the DB2 Information Center
DB2 Information Center installation options
Starting the DB2 Information Center
Starting and stopping the Workstation version of the DB2 Information Center
Navigating in the information center
Using the Index view to access topics in the Information Center
Searching the Information Center
Setting bookmarks in the information center
Accessing different versions of the DB2 Information Center
Setting the location for accessing the DB2 Information Center
Displaying topics in your preferred language
Accessibility
Keyboard shortcuts and accelerators
Accessing help from a DB2 tool, window, wizard or advisor
Terms and Conditions
Tutorials
Standards compliance
Dotted decimal syntax diagrams
Release Notes
Notices
Contacting IBM
Ordering printed DB2 books
Invoking SQL state help from the command line
Product overviews
DB2 Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
DB2 features and functions by edition
DB2 Express-C
IBM Homogeneous Replication Feature
Common licensing questions
Development and test licenses
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Entitlement by limited use socket
Processor value unit pricing
Memory usage restrictions for DB2 Express Edition and Workgroup Server Edition
Licensing for high availability
End of marketing and end of support dates
Release notes
What's New overview
Fix pack summary
New features and functionality
Product packaging enhancements
Component names have changed
FP3: Advanced product capabilities
Compression enhancements
XML data stored in the XML storage object of tables can be compressed
Temporary tables can be compressed
Indexes can be compressed
Data replication source tables can be compressed
Manageability enhancements
Existing databases can now use automatic storage
Automatic storage supports dropping storage paths and rebalancing table spaces
Reclaiming unused space from table spaces is supported
Reclaiming space from MDC tables has been enhanced
Enhanced access to DB2 administration commands through SQL
Table data can be moved online using a new stored procedure
Table space capacity for large and temporary table spaces has increased
Distribution map supports larger data warehouses
Database partition servers are online immediately after being added to an instance
DESCRIBE command provides additional index information
FP1: Data partitions and partitioned indexes can be reorganized
FP1: relocating databases using the db2relocatedb command has been improved
FP2: New RESTRICTED ACCESS option restricts database connections within quiesced instance
FP4: db2look command enhances DDL statement generation for database objects and dependents
FP5: Access control, error checking, and table exclusion during data redistribution have been improved
pureXML enhancements
Partitioned tables support XML data
MDC tables support XML columns
Declared temporary tables support XML columns
Inlined SQL functions support the XML data type
Partitioned database environments support the pureXML feature
The ALTER TABLE statement supports REORG-recommended operations containing XML data
Predicate pushdown is available for SQL/XML and XQuery statements
XML parsing and validation can return more detailed messages
Multiple XML documents in a column can be decomposed at the same time
Optimization profiles support guidelines for XML data
XML data stored in the XML storage object of tables can be compressed
Write access is supported during creation or reorganization of indexes over XML data
FP1: XQuery functions make it easier to retrieve date and time values for local time zones
FP1: Distribution statistics collected for XML columns
Monitoring enhancements
New relational monitoring interfaces are light weight and SQL accessible
Maximum number of active event monitors is increased
FP1: New relational monitoring interfaces for locking events
New monitor elements and database configuration parameters provide more granular monitoring
New relational interface to monitor dynamic and static SQL statements in package cache
A new unit of work event monitor supports transaction monitoring
Time-spent monitor elements are more comprehensive
FP1: Last referenced date is available for tables, table partitions, indexes, and packages
Lock event reporting has been enhanced
The section for SQL statements captured by activity event monitor can now be collected
FP1: Statements from a runtime section can be explained
FP1: Explain enhanced with actual values for operator cardinality
FP1: New event monitor for dynamic and static SQL statements in package cache
Additional system monitoring information can be generated
FP1: Text reports can be generated based on monitoring data
FP1: Monitoring table functions information can be viewed using administrative views
FP1: Table functions for row-based formatting of monitoring information are available
FP2: Identify FCM issues more easily
FP3: Simplify capture of detailed statement information using the new db2caem tool with db2support integration options
FP4: Simplified access to activity metrics in the activity event monitor
FP5: New monitoring table functions return information about memory
High availability, backup, logging, resiliency, and recovery enhancements
Cluster management software integration support has been extended (Solaris)
FP1: DB2 ACS is supported on AIX 6.1
Enhanced resilience to errors and traps reduces outages
FP1: Read operations on HADR standby databases are supported
FP3: Data deduplication device support has been integrated into the backup utilities
FP2: Proxy node support for the db2adutl command has been added
Administration notification and diagnostic logs occupy specified amount of disk space
FP2: Databases can be restored using transportable sets
FP4: New scripts improve integration between HADR and SA MP (Windows)
FP4: Roving high availability (HA) failover reduces downtime in partitioned database environments
FP5: Automatic recovery utilities now recognize merged backups
FP5: db2adutl enhancements simplify backup image and log file management
FP5: ADMIN_MOVE_TABLE stored procedure now supports recoverable load
FP5: Super asynchronous HADR synchronization mode has been added
Performance enhancements
Access plan reuse ensures consistent performance
Statement concentrator enables access plan sharing
Statistics collection sampling performance for statistical views has been improved
Optimization guidelines for packages can be applied more easily
Cost model has been improved for queries in partitioned database environments
Cursor stability (CS) isolation level enhancements provide more concurrency
Scan sharing improves concurrency and performance
Partitioned indexes on partitioned tables improve performance
MQT matching includes more scenarios
Small LOBs can be stored in table rows and compressed
IOCP is used by default for asynchronous I/O (AIX)
Isolation level locking intent can be specified in subselect and fullselect clauses
Partitioned table data remains available during roll-out operations
FP2: Materialized query tables (MQTs) with spatial columns can be replicated
FP2: Additional optimization of performance using IBM InfoSphere Optim Performance Manager Extended Edition
SQL compatibility enhancements
SQL*Plus compatible command line processor has been added
Oracle data dictionary-compatible view support has been added
PL/SQL language is supported by DB2 interfaces
Data type support has been extended
Alternative SQL language syntax is supported
Oracle-compatible mode can be enabled
FP4: CREATE TRIGGER statement enhancements
FP5: SQL compatibility has been enhanced
Workload management enhancements
Workloads support activity-based threshold controls
Workload connection attributes have been enhanced
Workload-level aggregate activity data collection and new high watermarks provide additional statistics
Buffer pool I/O priority can be controlled for service classes
DB2 workload manager supports integration with Linux workload management (WLM)
New thresholds provide additional activity control
Time-based thresholds support finer granularity
Support for priority aging of in-progress activities has been added
FP1: Work action sets can be defined at workload level
FP1: New time threshold limits unit of work duration
FP1: Script facilitates migration from Query Patroller to workload manager
Security enhancements
DB2 authorization model has been enhanced to allow separation of duties
AES encryption of user ID and password enhances security
SSL client support expanded and configuration simplified
FP1: Transparent LDAP authentication and group lookup is supported (Linux and UNIX)
Passwords can be the maximum length supported by the operating system
SYSMON authority has been extended to LIST commands and the db2mtrk command
Fenced mode process (db2fmp) privileges can be customized (Windows)
FP1: 32-bit GSKit libraries are included in the 64-bit DB2 product installation
FP2: Audit improvements allow replay of past database activities
Application development enhancements
Columns can be renamed using the ALTER TABLE statement
REPLACE added as an option on several CREATE statements
Transactions can include an increased limit of ALTER TABLE operations
CREATE with errors support has been added for certain database objects
Soft invalidation and automatic revalidation support added
ALTER COLUMN SET DATA TYPE support has been extended
The SELECT INTO statement supports the FOR UPDATE clause
TRUNCATE added as an SQL statement
Created temporary tables are supported
Scalar function support has been extended
Implicit casting simplifies application enablement
TIMESTAMP data type allows for parameterized precision
Temporary tables support LOB-type columns
Public aliases simplify global object referencing
Default and named arguments promote flexibility for creating and calling procedures and functions
Autonomous transactions are supported
FP3: Application environments can be customized during the connection process
Python application development support has been added
System-defined modules simplify SQL PL and application logic
Common SQL API supports the development of portable administrative applications
IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio have been enhanced
New DB2 sample programs have been added
FP1: User-defined functions support OUT and INOUT parameters
FP3: Full support for db2dsdriver configuration file extended to IBM data server clients for CLI and open source applications
FP4: New IBM Data Server Driver keyword for a finer grained timeout value
IBM data server clients and drivers enhancements
JDBC and SQLJ support has been enhanced
IBM Data Server Driver Package has been enhanced
Trusted context support has been extended
Sysplex support is extended to IBM data server clients and non-Java data server drivers
CLI functionality has been enhanced
IBM Data Server Provider for .NET has been enhanced
SQL Procedural Language (SQL PL) enhancements
Related database object definitions can be encapsulated in new module database object
Compiled compound statement support has been added
Triggers can now contain SQL PL
SQL PL functionality has been extended for user-defined functions
FP1: Global variable assignments in nested contexts are supported
New data types are supported
Anchored data type
Boolean data type
Associative array data type
Cursor data type
Row data type
DB2 Text Search and Net Search Extender enhancements
Full-text searches support partitioned tables
Full-text searches support in partitioned database environments has been extended
Incremental update based on integrity processing is supported
FP3: DB2 Text Search and Net Search Extender index coexistence
Installation, upgrade, and fix pack enhancements
Instances and DB2 Administration Server can be created in a shared DB2 copy (Linux and UNIX)
db2rspgn command supported on Linux and UNIX operating systems
Uninstalling using a response file is supported in more situations
New response file keywords have been added
Product installation can be validated using db2val command
Product update service support has been extended
Product installation on Linux and UNIX platforms has been enhanced
FP3: 32bit IBM Database Add-ins for Visual Studio is now available with the 64-bit DB2 installation images.
IBM Tivoli SA MP support has been improved
Installation images can be reduced (Linux and UNIX)
Universal fix packs support has been extended (Windows)
Fix pack installations can require less space (Linux and UNIX)
FP3: License activation process for DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition (System z)
FP4: Installation fix pack support has been extended
FP5: IBM Database Enterprise Developer Edition product bundle extended
Multicultural support enhancements
FP1: GB18030 code set support has been extended
Troubleshooting and problem determination enhancements
FP5: Diagnosing upgrade problems is easier
FP5: Table space modification status can be checked
FP5: db2trc command has been improved for clients
FP5: First occurrence data collection supports new collection types and collection triggered by user-defined thresholds
FP5: Load serviceability has been improved
FP5: db2dart command has extended functionality that helps improve performance
FP4: The serviceability of large database systems has improved
FP4: New configuration parameter reduces risk of losing diagnostic data
FP4: Archive log files can be checked for validity
FP3: Improvements to the granularity of the db2trc tool
FP1: Diagnostic data can be stored in separate directories
FP1: db2support tool has been enhanced
FP1: Fenced routines history information is easier to collect
Administration notification and diagnostic logs occupy specified amount of disk space
What's changed
Changed functionality
Administration changes summary
Partitioned indexes are created by default for partitioned tables
Some database manager configuration parameters have been changed
FP1: Collection interval time for workload management statistics has changed
NO FILE SYSTEM CACHING for table space containers is the default for GPFS
Some registry and environment variables have changed
Primary and secondary log files use non-buffered I/O by default
AUTOCONFIGURE command has been changed
The CONCURRENTDBCOORDACTIVITIES threshold has changed
DESCRIBE command lists information about additional index types
FP1: Detach operation for data partitions has been changed
FP1: XML schema maxOccurs attribute values greater than 5000 are parsed differently
FP5: History file no longer locked during automatic deletion of recovery objects
FP5: Some administrative routines and views have changed
Database setup and product installation changes summary
Licensing control for DB2 Express, DB2 Workgroup Edition, and workload management has been changed
License enforcement policies list has been updated
Some database configuration parameters have been changed
INTERACTIVE response file keyword
Registry files have been removed from the DB2 installation path
DB2 Text Search installation has changed
FP2: DB2 ACS is not automatically included in a compact installation
Security changes summary
System administrator (SYSADM) authority scope has changed
Security administrator (SECADM) abilities have been extended
Database administrator (DBADM) authority scope has changed
SSLconfig.ini and SSLClientconfig.ini files replaced with new database manager configuration parameters
Audit stored procedures and table functions now require only the EXECUTE privilege
Net Search Extender command authorizations have changed
DB2 Text Search command and stored procedure authorizations have changed
Application development changes summary
Cursor stability (CS) level behavior for newly created databases has been changed
Maximum limit of log sequence numbers has increased
Some system catalog views, system-defined administrative routines and views have been added and changed
New SYSIBM functions override unqualified user-defined functions with the same name
Untyped NULL keyword specifications no longer resolve to identifier names
CHAR(decimal-expression) scalar function return behavior
DOUBLE(string-expression) scalar function return behavior
Result data type for unary minus and unary operators in untyped expressions
DEFAULT keyword specification
XML data is passed by reference in SQL stored procedures
Type annotations for validated XML documents are unavailable
Merge modules for .NET, ODBC, and CLI have been combined (Windows)
Result data type for integer division in number_compat mode has been changed
FP1: Some import and load file type modifiers can accept unspecified values in trailing fields
Routines with bulk collection operations need to be recreated
Deprecated functionality
Control Center tools
DB2 administration server (DAS)
DB2 Governor and Query Patroller
Health monitor
FP4: DB2 Health Advisor
FP5: IBM DB2 Geodetic Data Management Feature
FP5: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 support has been deprecated
LONG VARCHAR and LONG VARGRAPHIC data types
Worksheet Format (WSF) for Import and Export utilities
LIST TABLESPACES and LIST TABLESPACE CONTAINERS commands
SDK 1.4.2 support for Java routines
sqlugrpn API
sqlugtpi API
DB2SE_USA_GEOCODER has been deprecated
Subset of Net Search Extender features and commands
Some registry and environment variables
FP1: -file option of db2rfpen command
FP2: COBOL and FORTRAN language support for db2History APIs
FP3: HP-UX 32-bit client support
CREATE EVENT MONITOR FOR DEADLOCKS statement and DB2DETAILDEADLOCK event monitor
CREATE EVENT MONITOR FOR TRANSACTIONS statement
-s option of the db2iupdt command (Linux and UNIX)
Instance and database migration commands and APIs
Some response file keywords
FP4: Distributed installation support with Microsoft Systems Management Server
FP4: The -global option for troubleshooting tools has been deprecated
FP5: Some monitoring routines and views
Discontinued functionality
Some operating systems are no longer supported
Type-1 indexes
32-bit partitioned databases (Windows)
Netscape browser support
XML Extender
Web Object Runtime Framework (WORF) support
DB2 embedded application server (EAS)
DB2 Everyplace products
db2uiddl command
db2secv82 command
GET AUTHORIZATIONS command
sqluadau API and sql_authorization data structure
-a and -p options of the db2ilist command
DB2_THREAD_SUSPENSION registry variable
Version 9 deprecated and discontinued DB2 functionality summary
Documentation updates
DB2 Connect
Licensing
DB2 Connect Version 9.7 features and functions by edition
Entitlement by processor or users
Licensing for replication
Activating the license key for DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition (System z)
db2connectactivate - Server license activation utility
Release notes
Fix pack summary
DB2 Connect enhancements and changes summary
FP4: Installation fix pack support has been extended
Data Studio products
DB2 Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
DB2 features and functions by edition
DB2 Express-C
IBM Homogeneous Replication Feature
Common licensing questions
Development and test licenses
Entitlement by processor or users
Entitlement by limited use virtual server
Entitlement by limited use socket
Processor value unit pricing
Memory usage restrictions for DB2 Express Edition and Workgroup Server Edition
Licensing for high availability
End of marketing and end of support dates
Release notes
What's New overview
Fix pack summary
New features and functionality
Product packaging enhancements
Component names have changed
FP3: Advanced product capabilities
Compression enhancements
XML data stored in the XML storage object of tables can be compressed
Temporary tables can be compressed
Indexes can be compressed
Data replication source tables can be compressed
Manageability enhancements
Existing databases can now use automatic storage
Automatic storage supports dropping storage paths and rebalancing table spaces
Reclaiming unused space from table spaces is supported
Reclaiming space from MDC tables has been enhanced
Enhanced access to DB2 administration commands through SQL
Table data can be moved online using a new stored procedure
Table space capacity for large and temporary table spaces has increased
Distribution map supports larger data warehouses
Database partition servers are online immediately after being added to an instance
DESCRIBE command provides additional index information
FP1: Data partitions and partitioned indexes can be reorganized
FP1: relocating databases using the db2relocatedb command has been improved
FP2: New RESTRICTED ACCESS option restricts database connections within quiesced instance
FP4: db2look command enhances DDL statement generation for database objects and dependents
FP5: Access control, error checking, and table exclusion during data redistribution have been improved
pureXML enhancements
Partitioned tables support XML data
MDC tables support XML columns
Declared temporary tables support XML columns
Inlined SQL functions support the XML data type
Partitioned database environments support the pureXML feature
The ALTER TABLE statement supports REORG-recommended operations containing XML data
Predicate pushdown is available for SQL/XML and XQuery statements
XML parsing and validation can return more detailed messages
Multiple XML documents in a column can be decomposed at the same time
Optimization profiles support guidelines for XML data
XML data stored in the XML storage object of tables can be compressed
Write access is supported during creation or reorganization of indexes over XML data
FP1: XQuery functions make it easier to retrieve date and time values for local time zones
FP1: Distribution statistics collected for XML columns
Monitoring enhancements
New relational monitoring interfaces are light weight and SQL accessible
Maximum number of active event monitors is increased
FP1: New relational monitoring interfaces for locking events
New monitor elements and database configuration parameters provide more granular monitoring
New relational interface to monitor dynamic and static SQL statements in package cache
A new unit of work event monitor supports transaction monitoring
Time-spent monitor elements are more comprehensive
FP1: Last referenced date is available for tables, table partitions, indexes, and packages
Lock event reporting has been enhanced
The section for SQL statements captured by activity event monitor can now be collected
FP1: Statements from a runtime section can be explained
FP1: Explain enhanced with actual values for operator cardinality
FP1: New event monitor for dynamic and static SQL statements in package cache
Additional system monitoring information can be generated
FP1: Text reports can be generated based on monitoring data
FP1: Monitoring table functions information can be viewed using administrative views
FP1: Table functions for row-based formatting of monitoring information are available
FP2: Identify FCM issues more easily
FP3: Simplify capture of detailed statement information using the new db2caem tool with db2support integration options
FP4: Simplified access to activity metrics in the activity event monitor
FP5: New monitoring table functions return information about memory
High availability, backup, logging, resiliency, and recovery enhancements
Cluster management software integration support has been extended (Solaris)
FP1: DB2 ACS is supported on AIX 6.1
Enhanced resilience to errors and traps reduces outages
FP1: Read operations on HADR standby databases are supported
FP3: Data deduplication device support has been integrated into the backup utilities
FP2: Proxy node support for the db2adutl command has been added
Administration notification and diagnostic logs occupy specified amount of disk space
FP2: Databases can be restored using transportable sets
FP4: New scripts improve integration between HADR and SA MP (Windows)
FP4: Roving high availability (HA) failover reduces downtime in partitioned database environments
FP5: Automatic recovery utilities now recognize merged backups
FP5: db2adutl enhancements simplify backup image and log file management
FP5: ADMIN_MOVE_TABLE stored procedure now supports recoverable load
FP5: Super asynchronous HADR synchronization mode has been added
Performance enhancements
Access plan reuse ensures consistent performance
Statement concentrator enables access plan sharing
Statistics collection sampling performance for statistical views has been improved
Optimization guidelines for packages can be applied more easily
Cost model has been improved for queries in partitioned database environments
Cursor stability (CS) isolation level enhancements provide more concurrency
Scan sharing improves concurrency and performance
Partitioned indexes on partitioned tables improve performance
MQT matching includes more scenarios
Small LOBs can be stored in table rows and compressed
IOCP is used by default for asynchronous I/O (AIX)
Isolation level locking intent can be specified in subselect and fullselect clauses
Partitioned table data remains available during roll-out operations
FP2: Materialized query tables (MQTs) with spatial columns can be replicated
FP2: Additional optimization of performance using IBM InfoSphere Optim Performance Manager Extended Edition
SQL compatibility enhancements
SQL*Plus compatible command line processor has been added
Oracle data dictionary-compatible view support has been added
PL/SQL language is supported by DB2 interfaces
Data type support has been extended
Alternative SQL language syntax is supported
Oracle-compatible mode can be enabled
FP4: CREATE TRIGGER statement enhancements
FP5: SQL compatibility has been enhanced
Workload management enhancements
Workloads support activity-based threshold controls
Workload connection attributes have been enhanced
Workload-level aggregate activity data collection and new high watermarks provide additional statistics
Buffer pool I/O priority can be controlled for service classes
DB2 workload manager supports integration with Linux workload management (WLM)
New thresholds provide additional activity control
Time-based thresholds support finer granularity
Support for priority aging of in-progress activities has been added
FP1: Work action sets can be defined at workload level
FP1: New time threshold limits unit of work duration
FP1: Script facilitates migration from Query Patroller to workload manager
Security enhancements
DB2 authorization model has been enhanced to allow separation of duties
AES encryption of user ID and password enhances security
SSL client support expanded and configuration simplified
FP1: Transparent LDAP authentication and group lookup is supported (Linux and UNIX)
Passwords can be the maximum length supported by the operating system
SYSMON authority has been extended to LIST commands and the db2mtrk command
Fenced mode process (db2fmp) privileges can be customized (Windows)
FP1: 32-bit GSKit libraries are included in the 64-bit DB2 product installation
FP2: Audit improvements allow replay of past database activities
Application development enhancements
Columns can be renamed using the ALTER TABLE statement
REPLACE added as an option on several CREATE statements
Transactions can include an increased limit of ALTER TABLE operations
CREATE with errors support has been added for certain database objects
Soft invalidation and automatic revalidation support added
ALTER COLUMN SET DATA TYPE support has been extended
The SELECT INTO statement supports the FOR UPDATE clause
TRUNCATE added as an SQL statement
Created temporary tables are supported
Scalar function support has been extended
Implicit casting simplifies application enablement
TIMESTAMP data type allows for parameterized precision
Temporary tables support LOB-type columns
Public aliases simplify global object referencing
Default and named arguments promote flexibility for creating and calling procedures and functions
Autonomous transactions are supported
FP3: Application environments can be customized during the connection process
Python application development support has been added
System-defined modules simplify SQL PL and application logic
Common SQL API supports the development of portable administrative applications
IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio have been enhanced
New DB2 sample programs have been added
FP1: User-defined functions support OUT and INOUT parameters
FP3: Full support for db2dsdriver configuration file extended to IBM data server clients for CLI and open source applications
FP4: New IBM Data Server Driver keyword for a finer grained timeout value
IBM data server clients and drivers enhancements
JDBC and SQLJ support has been enhanced
IBM Data Server Driver Package has been enhanced
Trusted context support has been extended
Sysplex support is extended to IBM data server clients and non-Java data server drivers
CLI functionality has been enhanced
IBM Data Server Provider for .NET has been enhanced
SQL Procedural Language (SQL PL) enhancements
Related database object definitions can be encapsulated in new module database object
Compiled compound statement support has been added
Triggers can now contain SQL PL
SQL PL functionality has been extended for user-defined functions
FP1: Global variable assignments in nested contexts are supported
New data types are supported
Anchored data type
Boolean data type
Associative array data type
Cursor data type
Row data type
DB2 Text Search and Net Search Extender enhancements
Full-text searches support partitioned tables
Full-text searches support in partitioned database environments has been extended
Incremental update based on integrity processing is supported
FP3: DB2 Text Search and Net Search Extender index coexistence
Installation, upgrade, and fix pack enhancements
Instances and DB2 Administration Server can be created in a shared DB2 copy (Linux and UNIX)
db2rspgn command supported on Linux and UNIX operating systems
Uninstalling using a response file is supported in more situations
New response file keywords have been added
Product installation can be validated using db2val command
Product update service support has been extended
Product installation on Linux and UNIX platforms has been enhanced
FP3: 32bit IBM Database Add-ins for Visual Studio is now available with the 64-bit DB2 installation images.
IBM Tivoli SA MP support has been improved
Installation images can be reduced (Linux and UNIX)
Universal fix packs support has been extended (Windows)
Fix pack installations can require less space (Linux and UNIX)
FP3: License activation process for DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition (System z)
FP4: Installation fix pack support has been extended
FP5: IBM Database Enterprise Developer Edition product bundle extended
Multicultural support enhancements
FP1: GB18030 code set support has been extended
Troubleshooting and problem determination enhancements
FP5: Diagnosing upgrade problems is easier
FP5: Table space modification status can be checked
FP5: db2trc command has been improved for clients
FP5: First occurrence data collection supports new collection types and collection triggered by user-defined thresholds
FP5: Load serviceability has been improved
FP5: db2dart command has extended functionality that helps improve performance
FP4: The serviceability of large database systems has improved
FP4: New configuration parameter reduces risk of losing diagnostic data
FP4: Archive log files can be checked for validity
FP3: Improvements to the granularity of the db2trc tool
FP1: Diagnostic data can be stored in separate directories
FP1: db2support tool has been enhanced
FP1: Fenced routines history information is easier to collect
Administration notification and diagnostic logs occupy specified amount of disk space
What's changed
Changed functionality
Administration changes summary
Partitioned indexes are created by default for partitioned tables
Some database manager configuration parameters have been changed
FP1: Collection interval time for workload management statistics has changed
NO FILE SYSTEM CACHING for table space containers is the default for GPFS
Some registry and environment variables have changed
Primary and secondary log files use non-buffered I/O by default
AUTOCONFIGURE command has been changed
The CONCURRENTDBCOORDACTIVITIES threshold has changed
DESCRIBE command lists information about additional index types
FP1: Detach operation for data partitions has been changed
FP1: XML schema maxOccurs attribute values greater than 5000 are parsed differently
FP5: History file no longer locked during automatic deletion of recovery objects
FP5: Some administrative routines and views have changed
Database setup and product installation changes summary
Licensing control for DB2 Express, DB2 Workgroup Edition, and workload management has been changed
License enforcement policies list has been updated
Some database configuration parameters have been changed
INTERACTIVE response file keyword
Registry files have been removed from the DB2 installation path
DB2 Text Search installation has changed
FP2: DB2 ACS is not automatically included in a compact installation
Security changes summary
System administrator (SYSADM) authority scope has changed
Security administrator (SECADM) abilities have been extended
Database administrator (DBADM) authority scope has changed
SSLconfig.ini and SSLClientconfig.ini files replaced with new database manager configuration parameters
Audit stored procedures and table functions now require only the EXECUTE privilege
Net Search Extender command authorizations have changed
DB2 Text Search command and stored procedure authorizations have changed
Application development changes summary
Cursor stability (CS) level behavior for newly created databases has been changed
Maximum limit of log sequence numbers has increased
Some system catalog views, system-defined administrative routines and views have been added and changed
New SYSIBM functions override unqualified user-defined functions with the same name
Untyped NULL keyword specifications no longer resolve to identifier names
CHAR(decimal-expression) scalar function return behavior
DOUBLE(string-expression) scalar function return behavior
Result data type for unary minus and unary operators in untyped expressions
DEFAULT keyword specification
XML data is passed by reference in SQL stored procedures
Type annotations for validated XML documents are unavailable
Merge modules for .NET, ODBC, and CLI have been combined (Windows)
Result data type for integer division in number_compat mode has been changed
FP1: Some import and load file type modifiers can accept unspecified values in trailing fields
Routines with bulk collection operations need to be recreated
Deprecated functionality
Control Center tools
DB2 administration server (DAS)
DB2 Governor and Query Patroller
Health monitor
FP4: DB2 Health Advisor
FP5: IBM DB2 Geodetic Data Management Feature
FP5: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 support has been deprecated
LONG VARCHAR and LONG VARGRAPHIC data types
Worksheet Format (WSF) for Import and Export utilities
LIST TABLESPACES and LIST TABLESPACE CONTAINERS commands
SDK 1.4.2 support for Java routines
sqlugrpn API
sqlugtpi API
DB2SE_USA_GEOCODER has been deprecated
Subset of Net Search Extender features and commands
Some registry and environment variables
FP1: -file option of db2rfpen command
FP2: COBOL and FORTRAN language support for db2History APIs
FP3: HP-UX 32-bit client support
CREATE EVENT MONITOR FOR DEADLOCKS statement and DB2DETAILDEADLOCK event monitor
CREATE EVENT MONITOR FOR TRANSACTIONS statement
-s option of the db2iupdt command (Linux and UNIX)
Instance and database migration commands and APIs
Some response file keywords
FP4: Distributed installation support with Microsoft Systems Management Server
FP4: The -global option for troubleshooting tools has been deprecated
FP5: Some monitoring routines and views
Discontinued functionality
Some operating systems are no longer supported
Type-1 indexes
32-bit partitioned databases (Windows)
Netscape browser support
XML Extender
Web Object Runtime Framework (WORF) support
DB2 embedded application server (EAS)
DB2 Everyplace products
db2uiddl command
db2secv82 command
GET AUTHORIZATIONS command
sqluadau API and sql_authorization data structure
-a and -p options of the db2ilist command
DB2_THREAD_SUSPENSION registry variable
Version 9 deprecated and discontinued DB2 functionality summary
Documentation updates
DB2 Connect
Licensing
DB2 Connect Version 9.7 features and functions by edition
Entitlement by processor or users
Licensing for replication
Activating the license key for DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition (System z)
db2connectactivate - Server license activation utility
Release notes
Fix pack summary
DB2 Connect enhancements and changes summary
FP4: Installation fix pack support has been extended
Data Studio products
Database fundamentals
Installing
Requirements for DB2 products
DB2 database product and packaging information
Database systems
Windows
An overview of installing your DB2 server product (Windows)
DB2 installation methods
Reducing the size of your DB2 product installation image
DB2 Setup Wizard national language support
Language identifiers for running the DB2 Setup wizard in another language
Changing the DB2 product interface language (Windows)
Disk and memory requirements
Java software support for DB2 products
Installation prerequisites (Windows)
Installation requirements (Windows)
Password rules
Additional Windows prerequisites
DB2 services running on your system (Windows)
Required user accounts for installation of DB2 server products (Windows)
Restricting operating system privileges of the db2fmp process (Windows)
Setting up elevated privileges (Windows)
Preparing the environment for a partitioned DB2 server (Windows)
Granting user rights (Windows)
Defining which users hold SYSADM authority
Fast communications manager (Windows)
Extending the Active Directory Schema for LDAP directory services (Windows)
Verifying port range availability on participating computers (Windows)
Installing DB2 servers (Windows)
Multiple DB2 copies on the same computer (Windows)
Setting up a partitioned database environment
Installing database partition servers on participating computers using a response file (Windows)
Verifying access to the registry on the instance-owning computer (Windows)
Verifying your installation (Windows)
Using First Steps to verify the installation of DB2 servers (Linux and Windows)
Using the command line processor (CLP) to verify the installation
Verifying a partitioned database environment installation (Windows)
Directory structure for your DB2 database product (Windows)
Post-installation tasks (Windows)
Deleting a Firefox browser profile
Applying DB2 licenses
Adding your user ID to the DB2ADMNS and DB2USERS user groups (Windows)
Updating your 32-bit DB2 instances to 64-bit instances (Windows)
Format of the DB2 node configuration file
Verifying port range availability
Reducing the size of your DB2 fix pack installation image
Validating your DB2 copy
Setting up notification and contact lists
Changing the default DB2 and default IBM database client interface copy after installation (Windows)
IBM data server client connectivity using multiple copies
Working with existing DB2 copies
First Steps
Checking for DB2 updates
Applying fix packs
Linux and UNIX
DB2 installation methods
DB2 Setup Wizard national language support
Displaying the DB2 Setup wizard in your national language
Language identifiers for running the DB2 Setup wizard in another language
Changing the DB2 interface language
DB2 Servers
Disk and memory requirements
Java software support for DB2 products
Installation prerequisites (Linux and UNIX)
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Additional Linux and UNIX requirements
Multiple DB2 copies on one system
Fast communications manager
Password rules
DB2 users and groups
Centralized user-management considerations
Preparing to install DB2 for Linux on zSeries
Creating group and user IDs for a DB2 database installation
OS user limit requirements
DB2 database products in a workload partition (AIX)
DB2 database product installation on an NFS-mounted directory
Kernel parameters (Linux and UNIX)
Recommended kernel configuration parameters (HP-UX)
Modifying kernel parameters (HP-UX)
Kernel parameter requirements ( Linux )
Modifying kernel parameters (Linux)
Modifying kernel parameters (Solaris Operating System)
Additional partitioned database environment pre-installation tasks (Linux and UNIX)
Updating environment settings for a partitioned DB2 installation (AIX)
Setting up a working collective to distribute commands to multiple AIX nodes
Verifying port range availability on participating computers
Creating a DB2 home file system for a partitioned database environment
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Verifying that NFS is running
Mounting product CDs or DVDs
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Non-root installation (Linux and UNIX)
Differences between root installations and non-root installations
Limitations of non-root installations
Installing a DB2 product as a non-root user
Enabling root-based features in non-root installations with db2rfe
Applying fix packs to a non-root installation
Removing DB2 database products installed by non-root users
Installing DB2 servers using the DB2 Setup wizard
Setting up a partitioned database environment
Installation methods that require manual configuration
Installing with the db2_install and doce_install commands
Installing with payload files
Manually configuring DB2 servers after installation
Creating group and user IDs for a DB2 database installation
Creating group and user IDs in a partitioned database environment
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Creating the DB2 Administration Server (Linux and UNIX)
Creating an instance using db2icrt
Creating links for DB2 files
Configuring TCP/IP communications for a DB2 instance
Updating the services file
Updating the database manager configuration file
Configuring DB2 server communications
Using the CLP
Using the Control Center
Registering a license key using the License Center
Verifying your installation (Linux and UNIX)
First Steps
Using First Steps to verify the installation of DB2 servers (Linux and Windows)
Using the command line processor (CLP) to verify the installation
Verifying a partitioned database server installation
Directory structure for your DB2 database product (Linux)
Post-installation tasks (Linux and UNIX)
Deleting a Firefox browser profile
Applying DB2 licenses
Listing installed products
Verifying port range availability
Setting up notification and contact lists
Validating your DB2 copy
Main menu entries for DB2 tools (Linux)
IBM data server client connectivity using multiple copies
Working with existing DB2 copies
Checking for DB2 updates
Reducing the size of your DB2 fix pack installation image
Applying fix packs
Applying fix packs to a non-root installation
Partitioned database environment
Format of the DB2 node configuration file
Updating the node configuration file
Enabling communications between database partition servers
Enabling the execution of remote commands
Enabling Control Center administration (Linux)
Moving between DB2 database products
Linux and UNIX
Windows
Applying fix packs
Before installing a fix pack
Checking fix pack prerequisites
Getting fix packs
Uncompressing fix packs (Linux and UNIX)
Uncompressing fix packs (Windows)
Stopping all DB2 processes (Linux and UNIX)
Stopping all DB2 instances, services and applications (Windows)
Fix pack installation methods
Universal versus product-specific fix packs
Linux and UNIX
Installing a fix pack to update existing DB2 database products (Linux and UNIX)
Installing a fix pack to install new DB2 database products (Linux and UNIX)
Windows
Installing a fix pack for a single database product (Windows)
Installing a fix pack for multiple database products (Windows)
Installing a fix pack using a response file (Windows)
Installing a fix pack in a Microsoft Cluster Server environment (Windows)
After installing a fix pack
Post-installation tasks for fix packs (Windows)
Post-installation tasks for fix packs (Linux and UNIX)
Binding bind files after installing fix packs
Uninstalling fix packs
Response files
Response file install basics
Response file uninstall basics
Creating a response file using the DB2 Setup wizard
Linux and UNIX
Creating a response file using the sample response file
Installing DB2 using a response file
Installing database partition servers using a response file (UNIX)
Response file installation error codes
Uninstalling using a response file (Linux and UNIX)
Windows
Making the DB2 installation files available for a response file installation
Setting up shared access to a directory
Creating and editing a response file
Installing a DB2 product using a response file
Installation of DB2 products using Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
Installing DB2 products using SMS
Importing the DB2 install file
Creating the SMS package on the SMS server
Distributing the DB2 installation package across your network
Distributing DB2 installation packages using SMS
Configuring remote access to a server database
Configuring db2cli.ini
Response file installation error codes
Installing with batch files
Uninstalling using a response file (Windows)
Response file generator
db2rspgn command
Available sample response files
Response file keywords
Embedding the DB2 installation image (Linux and UNIX)
Exporting and importing a profile
Stopping DB2 processes during an interactive installation (Windows)
Stopping DB2 processes during a response file installation
Installing the DB2 Information Center
Installing the DB2 Information Center using the DB2 Setup wizard (Linux)
Starting or stopping the Information Center (Linux and Windows)
Installing the DB2 Information Center using the DB2 Setup wizard (Windows)
DB2 Information Center installation options
Updating the DB2 Information Center installed on your computer or intranet server
Upgrading your DB2 Express-C edition
Moving from DB2 Express-C lite to DB2 Express-C
Uninstalling
DB2 database products installed as root (Linux and UNIX)
Stopping the DB2 administration server
Removing the DB2 administration server
Stopping root DB2 instances
Removing DB2 instances
Removing DB2 database products using the db2_deinstall command
Uninstalling an IBM Data Server Client
DB2 database products installed as non-root (Linux and UNIX)
Stopping non-root instances
Removing DB2 database products installed by non-root users
DB2 (Windows)
Uninstalling DB2 copies and IBM database client interface copies
Uninstalling using a response file (Linux and UNIX)
Uninstalling using a response file (Windows)
Uninstalling IBM Data Server Driver for ODBC and CLI
Uninstalling fix packs
Installing the integrated cluster manager
IBM Tivoli SA MP Base Component
Installing
Using the DB2 installer
Using installSAM
Upgrading
Using the DB2 installer
Using installSAM
Uninstalling
Using the DB2 installer
Using uninstallSAM
Installing automated failover scripts
Using DB2 installer
Manually
Install and uninstall logs
License terms
Supported software and hardware
IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Databases: DB2 Agent
Installing IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Databases: DB2 Agent
Uninstalling IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Databases: DB2 Agent
IBM Data Server Clients and Drivers
Choosing an IBM Data Server Client or Driver
IBM Data Server Drivers
IBM Data Server Driver restrictions
db2dsdriver configuration file
db2dsdcfgfill - Create configuration file db2dsdriver.cfg
Copying existing database directory information into the db2dsdriver configuration file
IBM Data Server Driver configuration keywords
Keywords for high availability support
AllowDeferredPrepare
AllowedCursorTypes
AllowGetDataLobReaccess
AllowInterleavedGetData
AlternateZOSSysSchema
ArrayInputChain
Authentication
BigintDefaultCMapping
BiDiCCSID
ClientAccountingString
ClientApplicationName
ClientUserID
ClientWorkstationName
CLIPatch1
CLIPatch2
ColumnwiseMRI
CommitOnEOF
CommProtocol
ConcurrentAccessResolution
ConnectionLifetimeInPool
ConnectionTimeout
ConnectNodeNumber
CurrentFunctionPath
CurrentPackagePath
CurrentPackageSet
CurrentRefreshAge
CurrentSchema
CurrentSQLID
DateDefaultCMapping
DateDefaultDescribeMapping
DateTimeStringFormat
DB2Explain
db2trcStartupSize
DecimalFloatDefaultDescribeMapping
DecimalFloatRoundingMode
DisableAliasesInMetadata
DisableAsyncQueryExecution
DisableAutoCommit
DisableBinaryDataSupport
DisableCursorHold
DisableDescribeParam
DisableDTCEnlist
DisablePooling
DisableSynonymSchemaReporting
DisableUnderscoreAsWildcard
DisableUnicode
EnableCharToWCharMapping
EnableConnectionReset
EnableDescribeCharAsWCharForOleDb
EnableKeepDynamic
EnableLobBlockingOnFetch
EnablePublicPrivilegeReporting
EnableSecurityInfoPersistence
EnableStaticSQLCapture
EnableZOSServerMsgSP
FetchBufferSize
FitHighPrecisionType
ForceDescribeBeforeCall
GranteeFilter
GrantorFilter
GraphicDefaultDescribeMapping
GraphicSupportMode
InterruptProcessingMode
IPCInstance
IsolationLevel
KeepAliveTimeout
LobAsLongDataMode
LobCacheSize
LobDataClientBufferLimit
LobMaxColumnSize
LockTimeout
MaxPoolSize
MemberConnectTimeout
MinPoolSize
NumRowsOnFetch
Password
ProgramID
ProgramName
QueryOptimizationLevel
QueryTimeout
QueryTimeoutInterval
ReceiveTimeout
RetrieveXmlInBinaryFormat
RetryParameterBindingOnError
SchemaFilter
SecurityTransportMode
ServerType
SessionTimeZone
SkipSynonymProcessing
SSLClientKeystash
SSLClientKeystoredb
StaticSQLCaptureFile
StatementConcentrator
TableTypeFilter
tcpipConnectTimeout
TimeDefaultCMapping
TimeDefaultDescribeMapping
TimestampDefaultCMapping
TimestampDefaultDescribeMapping
TimestampTruncErrToWarning
TrustedContextSystemPassword
TrustedContextSystemUserID
UserID
XMLDeclarationGenMode
XMLDefaultCMapping
XMLDefaultDescribeMapping
ZOSDBNameFilter
Installing IBM Data Server Driver Package (Windows)
Sample response file for IBM Data Server Driver Package
Installing (Windows)
Command line options to install IBM Data Server Driver Package (Windows)
Network installation of IBM Data Server Driver Package (Windows)
Setting up a network installation
Making the code directory available
Mapping a network drive to the code server
Registering remote client workstations
Deploying
Non-DB2 instance merge modules (Windows)
Validating IBM Data Server Driver Package (Windows) installation
Creating an entity data model of an IBM database
Installing IBM Data Server Driver Package (Linux and UNIX)
Installing the IBM Data Server Driver for ODBC and CLI
Obtaining
Installing multiple copies
Installing with an existing client
IBM Data Server Clients
Options for connecting to DB2 databases
Supported DB2 interface languages
Language identifiers for running the DB2 Setup wizard in another language
Methods for installing IBM data server clients
Disk and memory requirements
Installing (Windows)
Installation requirements (Windows)
Alternative installation methods
Thin client topology
Thin client setup overview
Installing IBM Data Server Client on the code server
Making the code directory available to all thin client workstations
Creating a thin client response file
Mapping a network drive from each thin client to the code server
Setting up thin clients using the thnsetup command
DB2 instance merge modules (Windows)
Command-line options
Installing (UNIX and Linux)
AIX installation requirements
HP-UX installation requirements
Recommended kernel configuration parameters
Modifying kernel parameters
Linux installation requirements
Modifying kernel parameters
Solaris installation requirements
Modifying kernel parameters
Non-root installation (Linux and UNIX)
Differences between root installations and non-root installations
Limitations of non-root installations
Installing a DB2 product as a non-root user
Enabling root-based features in non-root installations with db2rfe
Applying fix packs to a non-root installation
Removing DB2 database products installed by non-root users
Server requirements for client connections
Uninstalling an IBM data server client
Database connections for IBM data server clients
Database connections for clients
Supported combinations of client and server versions
Communication protocols supported
Adding database connections using the Configuration Assistant
Configuring client-to-server connections using the Configuration Assistant (CA)
Configuring a database connection manually
Configuring a database connection by searching the network
Creating a client profile
Using a client profile
Testing database connections
LDAP considerations
Adding database connections with the CLP
Named pipe connections
Named Pipes worksheet
Cataloging a Named Pipes node from a client
TCP/IP connections
TCP/IP worksheet
Updating hosts and services files for TCP/IP connections
Cataloging a TCP/IP node from a client
Cataloging the database using the CLP
Worksheet for cataloging a database
Testing the client-to-server connection using the CLP
Upgrading
Upgrading to DB2 Version 9.7
Planning your DB2 environment upgrade
DB2 servers
Clients
Database applications and routines
Upgrading DB2 servers
Upgrade essentials for DB2 servers
DB2 commands to upgrade instances and databases
Upgrade restrictions
Best practices for upgrading DB2 servers
Disk space requirements for DB2 database system upgrades
Support changes for 32-bit and 64-bit DB2 servers
DB2 server behavior changes
Deprecated or discontinued functionality that impacts upgrades
Migrating from non-DB2 relational database management systems
Pre-upgrade tasks
Converting type-1 indexes to type-2 indexes
Verifying that your databases are ready for upgrade
Backing up databases before upgrade
Backing up DB2 server configuration and diagnostic information
Increasing table space and log file sizes before upgrade
Changing raw devices to block devices (Linux)
Gathering pre-upgrade diagnostic information
Upgrading in a test environment
Creating database duplicates
Taking a DB2 database offline for upgrade
Upgrading a DB2 server (Windows)
Upgrading instances
Upgrading the DAS
Upgrading databases
Upgrading a DB2 server (Linux and UNIX)
Upgrading instances
Upgrading the DAS
Upgrading databases
Upgrading DB2 servers with specific characteristics
Upgrading DB2 32-bit servers to 64-bit systems (Windows)
Upgrading non-root installations
Upgrading a DB2 server with multiple DB2 copies
Upgrading to a new DB2 server
Upgrading a DB2 server using online database backups
Upgrading partitioned database environments
Upgrading DB2 Text Search
Upgrading from DB2 Data Links Manager
Upgrading a DB2 server with XML Extender to DB2 Version 9.7
Upgrading DB2 servers in MSCS environments
Post-upgrade tasks
Adjusting the log space size in upgraded databases
Activating a database after upgrade
Managing DB2 server behavior changes
Setting up security to manage database auditing.
Rebinding packages in upgraded databases
Migrating explain tables
Converting XML storage objects to Version 9.7
Ensuring system temporary table spaces page sizes meet requirements
Re-creating write-to-table event monitors
Verifying upgrade of DB2 servers
Adopting new functionality in upgraded databases
Migrating DB2 functionality to DB2 database product features
Migrating from DB2 Governor to DB2 workload manager
Migrating from Query Patroller to DB2 workload manager
Migrating from XML Extender
Reversing DB2 server upgrade
Upgrading Clients
Upgrade essentials
Best practices for upgrading clients
Pre-upgrade tasks
Backing up client configuration information
Upgrading in a test environment
Upgrading to Data Server Client (Windows)
Upgrading to Data Server Runtime Client (Windows)
Upgrading clients (Linux and UNIX)
Upgrading to IBM Data Server Driver Package
Post-upgrade tasks
Recataloging nodes and databases using TCP/IP protocol
Verifying your client upgrade
Upgrading Database applications and routines
Upgrade essentials for database applications
DB2 API changes
DB2 command changes
SQL statement changes
System catalog changes
Upgrade essentials for routines
Pre-upgrade tasks
Upgrading database applications
Embedded SQL applications
CLI applications
Java applications that use IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ
Java applications that use DB2 JDBC Type 2 driver
ADO.NET applications
Scripts
32-bit database applications running on 64-bit instances
Upgrading routines
C, C++, and COBOL routines
Java routines
.NET CLR routines
SQL procedures
32-bit external routines running on 64-bit instances
Post-upgrade tasks
Adopting new DB2 Version 9.7 functionality in database applications and routines
Upgrading to DB2 Connect Version 9.7
Upgrade essentials for DB2 Connect
Pre-upgrade tasks
Upgrading DB2 Connect servers
Post-upgrade tasks
Configuring
Database connections for IBM data server clients
Database connections for clients
Supported combinations of client and server versions
Communication protocols supported
Adding database connections using the Configuration Assistant
Configuring client-to-server connections using the Configuration Assistant (CA)
Configuring a database connection manually
Configuring a database connection by searching the network
Creating a client profile
Using a client profile
Testing database connections
LDAP considerations
Adding database connections with the CLP
Named pipe connections
Named Pipes worksheet
Cataloging a Named Pipes node from a client
TCP/IP connections
TCP/IP worksheet
Updating hosts and services files for TCP/IP connections
Cataloging a TCP/IP node from a client
Cataloging the database using the CLP
Worksheet for cataloging a database
Testing the client-to-server connection using the CLP
Configuration Assistant
Configuring communication protocols for a local DB2 instance
Configuring communication protocols for a remote DB2 instance
Setting communication protocols for a DB2 instance
Updating the database manager configuration file on the server for TCP/IP communications
DB2 server communications configuration using the Control Center
DB2 licenses
Applying DB2 licenses
Updating a Trial license
Registering a license key using the db2licm command
Registering a license key using the License Center
Checking DB2 license compliance
Options to manage licenses
License Center overview
Changing licenses and policies
Viewing licensing information
Viewing license policy information
Viewing and resetting compliance details
Removing licenses
db2licm - License management tool command
Configuring DB2 server communications
Configuring DB2 server communications using the Control Center
Configuring communication protocols for a remote DB2 instance
Configuring communication protocols for a local DB2 instance
DB2 server communications configuration using the Control Center
Setting communication protocols for a DB2 instance
Configuring DB2 server communications (TCP/IP)
Configuring TCP/IP communications for a DB2 instance
Updating the database manager configuration file on the server for TCP/IP communications
Updating the services file on the server for TCP/IP communications
Configuration parameters
Configuring the DB2 database manager with configuration parameters
Configuration parameters summary
Configuration parameters that affect the number of agents
Configuration parameters that affect query optimization
Recompiling a query after configuration changes
Restrictions and behavior when configuring max_coordagents and max_connections
Database Manager configuration parameters
agent_stack_sz - Agent stack size
agentpri - Priority of agents
alt_diagpath - Alternate diagnostic data directory path
alternate_auth_enc - Alternate encryption algorithm for incoming connections at server configuration parameter
aslheapsz - Application support layer heap size
audit_buf_sz - Audit buffer size
authentication - Authentication type
catalog_noauth - Cataloging allowed without authority
clnt_krb_plugin - Client Kerberos plug-in
clnt_pw_plugin - Client userid-password plug-in
cluster_mgr - Cluster manager name
comm_bandwidth - Communications bandwidth
conn_elapse - Connection elapse time
cpuspeed - CPU speed
date_compat - Date compatibility database configuration parameter
dft_account_str - Default charge-back account
dft_monswitches - Default database system monitor switches
dftdbpath - Default database path
diaglevel - Diagnostic error capture level
diagpath - Diagnostic data directory path
diagsize - Rotating diagnostic and administration notification logs configuration parameter
dir_cache - Directory cache support
discover - Discovery mode
discover_inst - Discover server instance
fcm_num_buffers - Number of FCM buffers
fcm_num_channels - Number of FCM channels
fed_noauth - Bypass federated authentication
federated - Federated database system support
federated_async - Maximum asynchronous TQs per query configuration parameter
fenced_pool - Maximum number of fenced processes
group_plugin - Group plug-in
health_mon - Health monitoring
indexrec - Index re-creation time
instance_memory - Instance memory
intra_parallel - Enable intra-partition parallelism
java_heap_sz - Maximum Java interpreter heap size
jdk_path - Software Developer
keepfenced - Keep fenced process
local_gssplugin - GSS API plug-in used for local instance level authorization
max_connections - Maximum number of client connections
max_connretries - Node connection retries
max_coordagents - Maximum number of coordinating agents
max_querydegree - Maximum query degree of parallelism
max_time_diff - Maximum time difference among nodes
maxagents - Maximum number of agents
maxcagents - Maximum number of concurrent agents
mon_heap_sz - Database system monitor heap size
nodetype - Machine node type
notifylevel - Notify level
num_initagents - Initial number of agents in pool
num_initfenced - Initial number of fenced processes
num_poolagents - Agent pool size
numdb - Maximum number of concurrently active databases including host and System i databases
query_heap_sz - Query heap size
release - Configuration file release level
resync_interval - Transaction resync interval
rqrioblk - Client I/O block size
sheapthres - Sort heap threshold
spm_log_file_sz - Sync point manager log file size
spm_log_path - Sync point manager log file path
spm_max_resync - Sync point manager resync agent limit
spm_name - Sync point manager name
srvcon_auth - Authentication type for incoming connections at the server
srvcon_gssplugin_list - List of GSS API plug-ins for incoming connections at the server
srvcon_pw_plugin - Userid-password plug-in for incoming connections at the server
srv_plugin_mode - Server plug-in mode
ssl_cipherspecs - Supported cipher specifications at the server configuration parameter
ssl_clnt_keydb - SSL key file path for outbound SSL connections at the client configuration parameter
ssl_clnt_stash - SSL stash file path for outbound SSL connections at the client configuration parameter
ssl_svr_keydb - SSL key file path for incoming SSL connections at the server configuration parameter
ssl_svr_label - Label in the key file for incoming SSL connections at the server configuration parameter
ssl_svr_stash - SSL stash file path for incoming SSL connections at the server configuration parameter
start_stop_time - Start and stop timeout
ssl_svcename - SSL service name configuration parameter
ssl_versions - Supported SSL versions at the server configuration parameter
svcename - TCP/IP service name
sysadm_group - System administration authority group name
sysctrl_group - System control authority group name
sysmaint_group - System maintenance authority group name
sysmon_group - System monitor authority group name
tm_database - Transaction manager database name
tp_mon_name - Transaction processor monitor name
trust_allclnts - Trust all clients
trust_clntauth - Trusted clients authentication
util_impact_lim - Instance impact policy
Database configuration parameters
alt_collate - Alternate collating sequence
app_ctl_heap_sz - Application control heap size
appgroup_mem_sz - Maximum size of application group memory set
appl_memory - Application Memory
applheapsz - Application heap size
archretrydelay - Archive retry delay on error
auto_del_rec_obj - Automated deletion of recovery objects
auto_maint - Automatic maintenance (switches)
auto_reval - Automatic revalidation and invalidation.
autorestart - Auto restart enable
avg_appls - Average number of active applications
backup_pending - Backup pending indicator
blk_log_dsk_ful - Block on log disk full
blocknonlogged - Block creation of tables that allow non-logged activity
catalogcache_sz - Catalog cache size
chngpgs_thresh - Changed pages threshold
codepage - Code page for the database
codeset - Codeset for the database
collate_info - Collating information
connect_proc - Connect procedure name database configuration parameter
country/region - Database territory code
cur_commit - Currently committed
database_consistent - Database is consistent
database_level - Database release level
database_memory - Database shared memory size
dbheap - Database heap
db_mem_thresh - Database memory threshold
date_compat - Date compatibility database configuration parameter
dec_to_char_fmt - Decimal to character function configuration parameter
decflt_rounding - Decimal floating point rounding
dft_degree - Default degree
dft_extent_sz - Default extent size of table spaces
dft_loadrec_ses - Default number of load recovery sessions
dft_mttb_types - Default maintained table types for optimization
dft_prefetch_sz - Default prefetch size
dft_queryopt - Default query optimization class
dft_refresh_age - Default refresh age
dft_sqlmathwarn - Continue upon arithmetic exceptions
discover_db - Discover database
dlchktime - Time interval for checking deadlock
dyn_query_mgmt - Dynamic SQL and XQuery query management
enable_xmlchar - Enable conversion to XML
failarchpath - Failover log archive path
groupheap_ratio - Percent of memory for application group heap
hadr_db_role - HADR database role
hadr_local_host - HADR local host name
hadr_local_svc - HADR local service name
hadr_peer_window - HADR peer window
hadr_remote_host - HADR remote host name
hadr_remote_inst - HADR instance name of the remote server
hadr_remote_svc - HADR remote service name
hadr_syncmode - HADR synchronization mode for log write in peer state
hadr_timeout - HADR timeout value
indexrec - Index re-creation time
jdk_64_path - 64-Bit Software Developer
locklist - Maximum storage for lock list
locktimeout - Lock timeout
log_retain_status - Log retain status indicator
logarchmeth1 - Primary log archive method
logarchmeth2 - Secondary log archive method
logarchopt1 - Primary log archive options
logarchopt2 - Secondary log archive options
logbufsz - Log buffer size
logfilsiz - Size of log files
loghead - First active log file
logindexbuild - Log index pages created
logpath - Location of log files
logprimary - Number of primary log files
logretain - Log retain enable
logsecond - Number of secondary log files
max_log - Maximum log per transaction
maxappls - Maximum number of active applications
maxfilop - Maximum database files open per database
maxlocks - Maximum percent of lock list before escalation
min_dec_div_3 - Decimal division scale to 3
mincommit - Number of commits to group
mirrorlogpath - Mirror log path
mon_act_metrics - Monitoring activity metrics configuration parameter
mon_deadlock - Monitoring deadlock configuration parameter
mon_locktimeout - Monitoring lock timeout configuration parameter
mon_lockwait - Monitoring lock wait configuration parameter
mon_lw_thresh - Monitoring lock wait threshold configuration parameter
mon_lck_msg_lvl - Monitoring lock event notification messages configuration parameter
mon_obj_metrics - Monitoring data object metrics configuration parameter
mon_pkglist_sz - Monitoring package list size configuration parameter
mon_req_metrics - Monitoring request metrics configuration parameter
mon_uow_data - Monitoring unit of work events configuration parameter
multipage_alloc - Multipage file allocation enabled
newlogpath - Change the database log path
num_db_backups - Number of database backups
num_freqvalues - Number of frequent values retained
num_iocleaners - Number of asynchronous page cleaners
num_ioservers - Number of I/O servers
num_log_span - Number log span
num_quantiles - Number of quantiles for columns
numarchretry - Number of retries on error
numsegs - Default number of SMS containers
number_compat - Number compatibility database configuration parameter
overflowlogpath - Overflow log path
pagesize - Database default page size
pckcachesz - Package cache size
priv_mem_thresh - Private memory threshold
rec_his_retentn - Recovery history retention period
restore_pending - Restore pending
restrict_access - Database has restricted access
rollfwd_pending - Roll forward pending indicator
section_actuals - Section actuals configuration parameter
self_tuning_mem - Self-tuning memory
seqdetect - Sequential detection flag
sheapthres_shr - Sort heap threshold for shared sorts
smtp_server - SMTP server
softmax - Recovery range and soft checkpoint interval
sortheap - Sort heap size
sql_ccflags - Conditional compilation flags configuration parameter
stat_heap_sz - Statistics heap size
stmt_conc - Statement concentrator
stmtheap - Statement heap size
territory - Database territory
trackmod - Track modified pages enable
tsm_mgmtclass - Tivoli Storage Manager management class
tsm_nodename - Tivoli Storage Manager node name
tsm_owner - Tivoli Storage Manager owner name
tsm_password - Tivoli Storage Manager password
user_exit_status - User exit status indicator
userexit - User exit enable
util_heap_sz - Utility heap size
varchar2_compat - Varchar2 compatibility database configuration parameter
vendoropt - Vendor options
wlm_collect_int - Workload management collection interval
DB2 Administration Server (DAS) configuration parameters
authentication - Authentication type DAS
contact_host - Location of contact list
das_codepage - DAS code page
das_territory - DAS territory
dasadm_group - DAS administration authority group name
db2system - Name of the DB2 server system
diaglevel - Diagnostic error capture level
discover - DAS discovery mode
exec_exp_task - Execute expired tasks
jdk_path - Software Developer
sched_enable - Scheduler mode
sched_userid - Scheduler user ID
smtp_server - SMTP server
toolscat_db - Tools catalog database
toolscat_inst - Tools catalog database instance
toolscat_schema - Tools catalog database schema
Registry and environment variables
Environment variables and the profile registries
Profile registry locations and authorization requirements
Setting registry and environment variables
Setting variables outside the registries (Windows)
Setting variables outside the registries (Linux and UNIX)
Identifying the current instance
Setting instance-level variables in a partitioned database environment
Aggregate registry variables
Registry and environment variables
General
System environment
Communications
Command-line
Partitioned database environment
Query compiler
Performance
Miscellaneous
Performance tuning
Performance tuning tools and methodology
Benchmark testing
Benchmark preparation
Benchmark test creation
Benchmark test execution
Benchmark test analysis example
Performance monitoring tools and methodology
Operational monitoring of system performance
Basic set of system performance monitor elements
Abnormal values in monitoring data
The governor utility
Starting the governor
The governor daemon
The governor configuration file
Governor rule clauses
Governor log files
Stopping the governor
Factors affecting performance
System architecture
DB2 architecture and process overview
The DB2 process model
Database agents
Database agent management
Client-server processing model
Connection-concentrator improvements for client connections
Agents in a partitioned database
Configuring for good performance
Instance configuration
Table space design
Disk-storage performance factors
Table space impact on query optimization
Database design
Tables
Table and index management for standard tables
Table and index management for MDC tables
Indexes
Index structure
Index cleanup and maintenance
Asynchronous index cleanup
Asynchronous index cleanup for MDC tables
Online index defragmentation
Using relational indexes to improve performance
Relational index planning tips
Relational index performance tips
Partitioning and clustering
Index behavior on partitioned tables
Clustering of nonpartitioned indexes on partitioned tables
Federated databases
Server options that affect federated databases
Resource utilization
Memory allocation
Memory sets overview
Database manager shared memory
The FCM buffer pool and memory requirements
Guidelines for tuning parameters that affect memory usage
Self-tuning memory overview
Self-tuning memory
Enabling self-tuning memory
Disabling self-tuning memory
Determining which memory consumers are enabled for self tuning
Self-tuning memory in partitioned database environments
Using self-tuning memory in partitioned database environments
Buffer pool management
Buffer pool management of data pages
Management of multiple database buffer pools
Proactive page cleaning
Improving update performance
Prefetching data into the buffer pool
Sequential prefetching
Block-based buffer pools for improved sequential prefetching
List prefetching
I/O server configuration for prefetching and parallelism
Illustration of prefetching with parallel I/O
Parallel I/O management
Configuring IOCP on AIX
Database deactivation behavior in first-user connection scenarios
Tuning sort performance
Data organization
Table reorganization
Choosing a table reorganization method
Classic (offline) table reorganization
Reorganizing tables offline
Recovery of an offline table reorganization
Improving the performance of offline table reorganization
Inplace (online) table reorganization
Reorganizing tables online
Recovery of an online table reorganization
Pausing and restarting an online table reorganization
Locking and concurrency considerations for online table reorganization
Monitoring a table reorganization
Index reorganization
Locking and concurrency considerations for online index reorganization
Determining when to reorganize tables and indexes
Costs of table and index reorganization
Reducing the need to reorganize tables and indexes
Automatic reorganization
Enabling automatic table and index reorganization
Application design
Application processes, concurrency, and recovery
Concurrency issues
Isolation levels
Specifying the isolation level
Currently committed semantics improve concurrency
Option to disregard uncommitted insertions
Evaluate uncommitted data through lock deferral
Writing and tuning queries for optimal performance
Writing SQL statements
Avoiding complex expressions in search conditions
Avoiding join predicates on expressions
Avoiding expressions over columns in local predicates
Avoiding data type mismatches on join columns
Avoiding no-op expressions in predicates to change the optimizer estimate
Avoiding non-equality join predicates
Avoiding multiple aggregations with the DISTINCT keyword
Avoiding unnecessary outer joins
Using the OPTIMIZE FOR N ROWS clause with the FETCH FIRST N ROWS ONLY clause
Ensuring that queries fit the required criteria for the star schema join
Avoiding redundant predicates
Using constraints to improve query optimization
Using the REOPT bind option with input variables in complex queries
Using parameter markers to reduce compilation time for dynamic queries
Setting the DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION registry variable
Improving insert performance
Efficient SELECT statements
Guidelines for restricting SELECT statements
Specifying row blocking to reduce overhead
Data sampling in queries
Parallel processing for applications
Lock management
Locks and concurrency control
Lock granularity
Lock attributes
Factors that affect locking
Locks and types of application processing
Locks and data-access methods
Lock type compatibility
Next-key locking
Lock modes and access plans for standard tables
Lock modes for MDC table and RID index scans
Lock modes for MDC block index scans
Locking behavior on partitioned tables
Lock conversion
Lock waits and timeouts
Specifying a lock wait mode strategy
Deadlocks
Query optimization
The SQL and XQuery compiler process
Query rewriting methods and examples
Compiler rewrite example: View merges
Compiler rewrite example: DISTINCT elimination
Compiler rewrite example: Predicate pushdown for combined SQL/XQuery statements
Compiler rewrite example: Implied predicates
Predicate typology and access plans
Federated database query-compiler phases
Federated database pushdown analysis
Guidelines for determining where a federated query is evaluated
Remote SQL generation and global optimization in federated databases
Global analysis of federated database queries
Data-access methods
Data access through index scans
Types of index access
Index access and cluster ratios
Scan sharing
Joins
Join methods
Strategies for selecting optimal joins
Replicated materialized query tables in partitioned database environments
Join strategies for partitioned databases
Join methods for partitioned databases
Effects of sorting and grouping on query optimization
Optimization strategies
Optimization strategies for intra-partition parallelism
Optimization strategies for MDC tables
Optimization strategies for partitioned tables
Improving query optimization with materialized query tables
Explain facility
Tuning SQL statements using the explain facility
Guidelines for capturing explain information
Guidelines for capturing section explain information
Example: Investigating query performance using Explain information obtained from a section
Differences between section explain and EXPLAIN statement output
Capturing and accessing section actuals
Obtaining a section explain with actuals to investigate poor query performance
Analyzing section actuals information in explain output
Guidelines for using explain information
Guidelines for analyzing explain information
Using access plans to self-diagnose performance problems with REFRESH TABLE and SET INTEGRITY statements
Tools for collecting and analyzing explain information
The explain tables and organization of explain information
Explain information for data objects
Explain information for data operators
Explain information for instances
SQL and XQuery explain tool
Description of db2expln output
Table access information
Temporary table information
Join information
Data stream information
Insert, update, and delete information
Block and row identifier preparation information
Aggregation information
Parallel processing information
Federated query information
Miscellaneous explain information
Visual Explain Tutorial
About this tutorial
Creating explain snapshots
Creating the explain tables
Using explain snapshots
Creating explain snapshots for dynamic SQL or XQuery statements
Creating explain snapshots for static SQL or XQuery statements
Displaying and using an access plan graph
Displaying an access plan graph by choosing from a list of previously explained SQL or XQuery statements
Reading the symbols in an access plan graph
Using the zoom slider to magnify parts of a graph
Getting more details about the objects in a graph
Changing the appearance of a graph
Improving an access plan in a single-partition database environment
Running a query with no indexes and no statistics
Collecting current statistics for the tables and indexes using runstats
Creating indexes on columns used to join tables in a query
Creating additional indexes on table columns
Improving an access plan in a partitioned database environment
Running a query with no indexes and no statistics
Collecting current statistics for the tables and indexes using RUNSTATS
Creating indexes on columns used to join tables in a query
Creating additional indexes on table columns
Operators
CMPEXP operator
DELETE operator
EISCAN operator
FETCH operator
FILTER operator
GENROW operator
GRPBY operator
HSJOIN operator
INSERT operator
IXAND operator
IXSCAN operator
MSJOIN operator
NLJOIN operator
PIPE operator
RETURN operator
RIDSCN operator
RPD operator
SHIP operator
SORT operator
TBSCAN operator
TEMP operator
TQ operator
UNION operator
UNIQUE operator
UPDATE operator
XANDOR operator
XISCAN operator
XSCAN operator
Concepts
Access plan
Access plan graph
Access plan graph node
Clustering
Container
Cost
Cursor blocking
Database-managed table space
Dynamic SQL or XQuery
Explain information for data operators
Explain snapshot
Explainable statement
Explained statement concept
Operand
Operator
Optimizer
Package
Predicate
Query optimization class
Sample XML document fragment for Explain XML operators
Selectivity of predicates
Star join
Static SQL or XQuery
System-managed table spaces
Table spaces
Visual Explain
Tasks
Creating an access plan using the Command Editor
Viewing a graphical representation of an access plan
Viewing the history of previously explained SQL statements
Viewing explainable statements for a package
Reference
Guidelines for creating indexes
Out-of-date access plans
Retrieving the access plan when using LONGDATACOMPAT
Using RUNSTATS
Up-level and down-level support
Optimizing query access plans
Statement concentrator reduces compilation overhead
Access plan reuse
Optimization classes
Choosing an optimization class
Setting the optimization class
Using optimization profiles if other tuning options do not produce acceptable results
Optimization profiles and guidelines
Optimization profiles
Anatomy of an optimization profile
Creating an optimization profile
Configuring the data server to use an optimization profile
STMTKEY field in optimization profiles
Specifying which optimization profile the optimizer is to use
Setting an optimization profile within an application
Binding an optimization profile to a package
Modifying an optimization profile
Deleting an optimization profile
Optimization guidelines
Types of optimization guidelines
General optimization guidelines
Query rewrite optimization guidelines
Plan optimization guidelines
Creating statement-level optimization guidelines
Forming table references in optimization guidelines
Verifying that optimization guidelines have been used
XML schema for optimization profiles and guidelines
Current optimization profile schema
XML schema for the OPTPROFILE element
XML schema for the global OPTGUIDELINES element
MQT optimization choices
Computational partition group optimization choices
General optimization guidelines as global requests
XML schema for the STMTPROFILE element
XML schema for the STMTKEY element
Statement key and compilation key matching
XML schema for the statement-level OPTGUIDELINES element
XML schema for general optimization guidelines
DEGREE requests
DPFXMLMOVEMENT requests
QRYOPT requests
REOPT requests
RTS requests
XML schema for query rewrite optimization guidelines
IN-LIST-to-join query rewrite requests
NOT-EXISTS-to-anti-join query rewrite requests
NOT-IN-to-anti-join query rewrite requests
Subquery-to-join query rewrite requests
XML schema for plan optimization guidelines
Access requests
Access types
Any access requests
Index ANDing access requests
Index ORing access requests
Index scan access requests
List prefetch access requests
Table scan access requests
XML index ANDing and ORing access requests
XML index scan access requests
Join requests
Join types
Any join requests
Hash join requests
Merge join requests
Nested-loop join requests
SYSTOOLS.OPT_PROFILE table
Triggers to flush the optimization profile cache
Managing the SYSTOOLS.OPT_PROFILE table
Database partition group impact on query optimization
Collecting accurate catalog statistics, including advanced statistics features
Column group statistics
Correlation of simple equality predicates
Statistical views
Using statistical views
View statistics that are relevant to optimization
Scenario: Improving cardinality estimates using statistical views
Catalog statistics
Catalog statistics tables
Automatic statistics collection
Enabling automatic statistics collection
Collecting statistics using a statistics profile
Storage used by automatic statistics collection and profiling
Automatic statistics collection activity logging
Improving query performance for large statistics logs
Guidelines for collecting and updating statistics
Collecting catalog statistics
Collecting statistics on a sample of the table data
Sub-element statistics
Runstats statistics about sub-elements
General rules for updating catalog statistics manually
Rules for updating column statistics manually
Rules for updating table and nickname statistics manually
Detailed index statistics
Collecting index statistics
Rules for updating index statistics manually
Distribution statistics
Optimizer use of distribution statistics
Collecting distribution statistics for specific columns
Extended examples of the use of distribution statistics
Rules for updating distribution statistics manually
Statistics for user-defined functions
Catalog statistics for modeling and what-if planning
Statistics for modeling production databases
Avoiding manual updates to the catalog statistics
Minimizing runstats impact
Data compression and performance
Reducing logging overhead to improve DML performance
Inline LOBs improve performance
Establishing a performance tuning strategy
The Design Advisor
Using the Design Advisor
Defining a workload for the Design Advisor
Using the Design Advisor to convert from a single-partition to a multi-partition database
Design Advisor limitations and restrictions
Database monitoring
Monitoring interfaces
Monitor table functions
Monitoring system information using table functions
Monitoring activities using table functions
Monitoring data objects using table functions
Monitoring locking using table functions
Monitoring system memory using table functions
Other monitoring table functions
Interfaces that return monitor data in XML documents
Interfaces for viewing XML monitor information as formatted text
Viewing metrics monitor elements from XML documents as rows in a table
Event monitors
Event monitors that write to an unformatted event table
Unformatted event table column definitions
db2evmonfmt tool for reading event monitor data
Monitoring database locking
Collecting lock event data and generating reports
Information written to XML for a locking event monitor
Information written to relational tables for a locking event monitor
Monitoring package cache events
Collecting package cache event data and generating reports
Example: Using package cache information to identify statements that are candidates for performance tuning
Example: Using package cache information and db2advis to look for performance improvement opportunities
Information written to XML for a package cache event monitor
Information written to relational tables for a package cache event monitor
Monitoring unit of work events
Collecting unit of work event data and generating reports
Example: Calculating the CPU time used by different workloads or applications
Package listing information
Information written to XML for a unit of work event monitor
Information written to relational tables for a unit of work event monitor
Capturing system monitor elements using the statistics event monitor
Information written to XML for system_metrics and activity_metrics monitor elements
Capturing activity monitor elements using the activity event monitor
Information written to XML for system_metrics and activity_metrics monitor elements
Event monitors that write to tables, files, and pipes
Collecting information about database system events
Creating an event monitor
Creating table event monitors
Target tables, control tables and event monitor table management
Creating a file event monitor
Event monitor file management
Write-to-table and file event monitor buffering
Creating a pipe event monitor
Event monitor named pipe management
Creating an event monitor for partitioned databases
Event monitor output
Formatting file or pipe event monitor output from a command line
Event records and their corresponding applications
Event monitor self-describing data stream
Transferring event monitor data between systems
Reports generated using the MONREPORT module
Diagnosing SQL performance slowdowns using MONREPORT module reports
Determining the problem category
Identifying the scope of an SQL slowdown
Reviewing top SQL statements
Reviewing all work running on the system
Collecting statement text and the details of the SQL statements involved
Customizing MONREPORT module reports
Determining the date a database object was last used
Time-spent monitor elements
Hierarchy of time-spent monitor elements
Wait times for FCM communications
Retrieving and working with time-spent monitor element data
Seeing where time is spent across the system
Determining where time is spent during SQL statement execution
Snapshot monitor
Access to system monitor data: SYSMON authority
Capturing database system snapshots using snapshot table functions in SQL queries (with direct access)
Capturing database system snapshot information to a file using the SNAP_WRITE_FILE stored procedure
Accessing database system snapshots using snapshot table functions in SQL queries (with file access)
Snapshot monitor SQL Administrative Views
SQL access to database system snapshots
Capturing a database snapshot from the CLP
Snapshot monitor CLP commands
Capturing a database snapshot from a client application
Snapshot monitor API request types
Snapshot monitor sample output
Subsection snapshots
Global snapshots on partitioned database systems
Snapshot monitor self-describing data stream
Monitoring with db2top (interactive mode)
db2top configuration file
Switch-based monitoring concepts
System monitor switches
Setting system monitor switches from the CLP
Setting system monitor switches from a client application
Monitor switches self-describing data stream
Database system monitor data organization
Counter status and visibility
System monitor output: the self-describing data stream
Memory requirements for monitor data
Monitoring buffer pool activity
Database system monitor interfaces
Deprecated monitoring tools
Health monitor
Monitoring database health
Health monitor overview
Health indicators
Health indicator process cycle
Enabling health alert notification
Monitoring with the Health Center
Investigating alert conditions
Monitoring database health
Health indicator data
Capturing database health snapshots
Using SQL table functions
Using the CLP
Using client applications
Health monitor sample output
Global health snapshots
Graphical tools for the health monitor
Retrieving health recommendations
Using SQL queries
Using the CLP
Using client applications
Resolving alerts using the Health Center
Configuring health indicators
Retrieving health indicator configuration using the CLP
Health indicator configuration updates using the CLP
Resetting health indicator configuration using the CLP
Configuring health indicators using a client application
Configuring health indicators using Health Center
Health monitor alert actions on combined states
Health indicators
Interface mappings to logical data groups
Health indicators
Health indicator format
Table space storage health indicators
Health indicators for DMS table spaces
db.auto_storage_util - Database automatic storage utilization
ts.ts_auto_resize_status - Table space automatic resize status
ts.ts_util_auto_resize - Automatic resize table space utilization
ts.ts_util - Table space utilization
tsc.tscont_util - Table space container utilization
ts.ts_op_status - Table space operational state
tsc.tscont_op_status - Table space container operational state
Sorting health indicators
db2.sort_privmem_util - Private sort memory utilization
db.sort_shrmem_util - Shared sort memory utilization
db.spilled_sorts - Percentage of sorts that overflowed
db.max_sort_shrmem_util - Long term shared sort memory utilization
Database manager (DBMS) health indicators
db2.db2_op_status - Instance operational state
db2.db2_alert_state - Instance highest severity alert state
Database health indicators
db.db_op_status - Database operational state
db.alert_state - Database highest severity alert state
Maintenance health indicators
db.tb_reorg_req - Reorganization required
db.tb_runstats_req - Statistics collection required
db.db_backup_req - Database backup required
High availability disaster recovery (HADR) health indicators
db.hadr_op_status - HADR operational status
db.hdr_delay - HADR log delay
Logging health indicators
db.log_util - Log utilization
db.log_fs_util - Log file system utilization
Application concurrency health indicators
db.deadlock_rate - Deadlock rate
db.locklist_util - Lock list utilization
db.lock_escal_rate - Lock escalation rate
db.apps_waiting_locks - Percentage of applications waiting on locks
Package cache, catalog cache, and workspace health indicators
db.catcache_hitratio - Catalog cache hit ratio
db.pkgcache_hitratio - Package cache hit ratio
db.shrworkspace_hitratio - Shared workspace hit ratio
Memory health indicators
db2.mon_heap_util - Monitor heap utilization
db.db_heap_util - Database heap utilization
Federated health indicators
db.fed_nicknames_op_status - Nickname status
db.fed_servers_op_status - Data source server status
Health monitor interfaces
SQL table functions
CLP commands
API request types
Memory Visualizer
Viewing memory performance using the Memory Visualizer
Activity Monitor
Monitoring scenarios
Identifying costly applications
Monitoring buffer pool efficiency
Setting up an activity monitor
Progress monitoring of the rollback process
Monitoring the reorganization of a partitioned table
Inactive statement tracking for DEADLOCK WITH DETAILS HISTORY event monitors
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
DB2 integration with WMI
Monitoring performance with the Windows performance monitor
Registering DB2 with the Windows performance monitor
Enabling remote access to DB2 performance information
Displaying DB2 and DB2 Connect performance values
Windows performance objects
Accessing remote DB2 performance information
Resetting DB2 performance values
Monitoring indoubt transactions
Monitor elements
Monitor elements reported in monitor table functions
Request monitor elements
Activity monitor elements
Data object monitor elements
Hierarchy of time-spent monitor elements
Logical data groups
Snapshot monitor interface mappings to logical data groups
Snapshot monitor logical data groups and monitor elements
Event type mappings to logical data groups
Event monitor logical data groups and monitor elements
Logical data groups affected by COLLECT ACTIVITY DATA settings
Monitor elements
acc_curs_blk - Accepted block cursor requests
act_aborted_total - Total aborted activities
act_completed_total - Total completed activities
act_cpu_time_top – Activity CPU time top monitor element
act_exec_time - Activity execution time
act_rejected_total - Total rejected activities
act_remapped_in – Activities remapped in
act_remapped_out – Activities remapped out
act_rows_read_top – Activity rows read top monitor element
act_rqsts_total - Total activity requests
act_total - Activities total
activate_timestamp - Activate timestamp
active_hash_joins - Active hash joins
active_olap_funcs - Active OLAP functions
active_sorts - Active sorts
activity_collected - Activity collected
activity_id - Activity ID
activity_secondary_id - Activity secondary ID
activity_state - Activity state
activity_type - Activity type
activitytotaltime_threshold_id - Activity total time threshold ID
activitytotaltime_threshold_value - Activity total time threshold value
activitytotaltime_threshold_violated - Activity total time threshold violated
address - IP address from which the connection was initiated
agent_id - Application handle (agent ID)
agent_id_holding_lock - Agent ID holding lock
agent_pid - Engine dispatchable unit (EDU) identifier
agent_status - DCS application agents
agent_sys_cpu_time - System CPU time used by agent
agent_usr_cpu_time - User CPU time used by agent
agent_wait_time - Agent wait time
agent_waits_total - Total agent waits
agents_created_empty_pool - Agents created due to empty agent pool
agents_from_pool - Agents assigned from pool
agents_registered - Agents registered
agents_registered_top - Maximum number of agents registered
agents_stolen - Stolen agents
agents_top - Number of agents created
agents_waiting_on_token - Agents waiting for a token
agents_waiting_top - Maximum number of agents waiting
agg_temp_tablespace_top - Aggregate temporary table space top
aggsqltempspace_threshold_id - Aggregate SQL temporary space threshold ID
aggsqltempspace_threshold_value - AggSQL temporary space threshold value
aggsqltempspace_threshold_violated - AggSQL temporary space threshold violated
app_rqsts_completed_total - Total application requests completed
appl_con_time - Connection request start timestamp
appl_id - Application ID
appl_id_holding_lk - Application ID holding lock
appl_id_oldest_xact - Application with oldest transaction
appl_idle_time - Application idle time
appl_name - Application name
appl_priority - Application agent priority
appl_priority_type - Application priority type
appl_section_inserts - Section inserts
appl_section_lookups - Section lookups
appl_status - Application status
application_handle - Application handle
appls_cur_cons - Applications connected currently
appls_in_db2 - Applications executing in the database currently
arm_correlator - Application response measurement correlator
associated_agents_top - Maximum number of associated agents
async_runstats – Total number of asynchronous RUNSTATS requests
audit_events_total - Total audit events
audit_file_write_wait_time - Audit file write wait time
audit_file_writes_total - Total audit files written
audit_subsystem_wait_time - Audit subsystem wait time
audit_subsystem_waits_total - Total audit subsystem waits
auth_id - Authorization ID
authority_bitmap - User authorization level
authority_lvl - User authorization level
auto_storage_hybrid - Hybrid automatic storage table space indicator
automatic - Buffer pool automatic
bin_id - Histogram bin identifier
binds_precompiles - Binds/precompiles attempted
block_ios - Number of block I/O requests
blocking_cursor - Blocking cursor
blocks_pending_cleanup - Pending cleanup rolled-out blocks
bottom - Histogram bin bottom
boundary_leaf_node_splits - Boundary leaf node splits
bp_cur_buffsz - Current size of buffer pool
bp_id - Buffer pool identifier
bp_name - Buffer pool name
bp_new_buffsz - New buffer pool size
bp_pages_left_to_remove - Number of pages left to remove
bp_tbsp_use_count - Number of table spaces mapped to buffer pool
buff_auto_tuning - FCM buffer auto-tuning indicator
buff_free - FCM buffers currently free
buff_free_bottom - Minimum FCM buffers free
buff_max - Maximum possible number of FCM buffers
buff_total - Number of currently allocated FCM buffers
byte_order - Byte order of event data
cat_cache_inserts - Catalog cache inserts
cat_cache_lookups - Catalog cache lookups
cat_cache_overflows - Catalog cache overflows
cat_cache_size_top - Catalog cache high watermark
catalog_node - Catalog node number
catalog_node_name - Catalog node network name
ch_auto_tuning - FCM channel auto-tuning indicator
ch_free - Channels currently free
ch_free_bottom - Minimum channels free
ch_max - Maximum possible number of FCM channels
ch_total - Number of currently allocated FCM channels
client_acctng - Client accounting string
client_applname - Client application name
client_db_alias - Database alias used by application
client_hostname - Client hostname
client_idle_wait_time - Client idle wait time
client_pid - Client process ID
client_platform - Client operating platform
client_port_number - Client port number
client_prdid - Client product and version ID
client_protocol - Client communication protocol
client_userid - Client user ID
client_wrkstnname - Client workstation name
codepage_id - ID of code page used by application
comm_private_mem - Committed private memory
commit_sql_stmts - Commit statements attempted
comp_env_desc - Compilation environment
completion_status - Completion status
con_elapsed_time - Most recent connection elapsed time
con_local_dbases - Local databases with current connects
con_response_time - Most recent response time for connect
concurrent_act_top - Concurrent activity top
concurrent_connection_top - Concurrent connection top
concurrent_wlo_act_top - Concurrent WLO activity top
concurrent_wlo_top - Concurrent workload occurrences top
concurrentdbcoordactivities_db_threshold_id - Concurrent database coordinator activities database threshold ID
concurrentdbcoordactivities_db_threshold_queued - Concurrent database coordinator activities database threshold queued
concurrentdbcoordactivities_db_threshold_value - Concurrent database coordinator activities database threshold value
concurrentdbcoordactivities_db_threshold_violated - Concurrent database coordinator activities database threshold violated
concurrentdbcoordactivities_subclass_threshold_id - Concurrent database coordinator activities service subclass threshold ID
concurrentdbcoordactivities_subclass_threshold_queued - Concurrent database coordinator activities service subclass threshold queued
concurrentdbcoordactivities_subclass_threshold_value - Concurrent database coordinator activities service subclass threshold value
concurrentdbcoordactivities_subclass_threshold_violated - Concurrent database coordinator activities service subclass threshold violated
concurrentdbcoordactivities_superclass_threshold_id - Concurrent database coordinator activities service superclass threshold ID
concurrentdbcoordactivities_superclass_threshold_queued - Concurrent database coordinator activities service superclass threshold queued
concurrentdbcoordactivities_superclass_threshold_value - Concurrent database coordinator activities service superclass threshold value
concurrentdbcoordactivities_superclass_threshold_violated - Concurrent database coordinator activities service superclass threshold violated
concurrentdbcoordactivities_wl_was_threshold_id - Concurrent database coordinator activities workload work action set threshold ID
concurrentdbcoordactivities_wl_was_threshold_queued - Concurrent database coordinator activities workload work action set threshold queued
concurrentdbcoordactivities_wl_was_threshold_value - Concurrent database coordinator activities workload work action set threshold value
concurrentdbcoordactivities_wl_was_threshold_violated - Concurrent database coordinator activities workload work action set threshold violated
concurrentdbcoordactivities_work_action_set_threshold_id - Concurrent database coordinator activities work action set threshold ID
concurrentdbcoordactivities_work_action_set_threshold_queued - Concurrent database coordinator activities work action set threshold queued
concurrentdbcoordactivities_work_action_set_threshold_value - Concurrent database coordinator activities work action set threshold value
concurrentdbcoordactivities_work_action_set_threshold_violated - Concurrent database coordinator activities work action set threshold violated
conn_complete_time - Connection request completion timestamp
conn_time - Time of database connection
connection_start_time - Connection start time
connection_status - Connection status
connections_top - Maximum number of concurrent connections
consistency_token - Package consistency token
container_accessible - Accessibility of container
container_id - Container identification
container_name - Container name
container_stripe_set - Container stripe set
container_total_pages - Total pages in container
container_type - Container type
container_usable_pages - Usable pages in container
coord_act_aborted_total - Coordinator activities aborted total
coord_act_completed_total - Coordinator activities completed total
coord_act_est_cost_avg - Coordinator activity estimated cost average
coord_act_exec_time_avg - Coordinator activities execution time average
coord_act_interarrival_time_avg - Coordinator activity arrival time average
coord_act_lifetime_avg - Coordinator activity lifetime average
coord_act_lifetime_top - Coordinator activity lifetime top
coord_act_queue_time_avg - Coordinator activity queue time average
coord_act_rejected_total - Coordinator activities rejected total
coord_agent_pid - Coordinator agent identifier
coord_agents_top - Maximum number of coordinating agents
coord_member - Coordinator member
coord_node - Coordinating node
coord_partition_num - Coordinator partition number
coord_stmt_exec_time - Execution time for statement by coordinator agent
corr_token - DRDA correlation token
cost_estimate_top - Cost estimate top
count - Number of event monitor overflows
cputime_threshold_id - CPU time threshold ID
cputime_threshold_value - CPU time threshold value
cputime_threshold_violated - CPU time threshold violated
cputimeinsc_threshold_id - CPU time in service class threshold ID
cputimeinsc_threshold_value - CPU time in service class threshold value
cputimeinsc_threshold_violated - CPU time in service class threshold violated
create_nickname - Create nicknames
create_nickname_time - Create nickname response time
creator - Application creator
current_active_log - Current active log file number
current_archive_log - Current archive log file number
current_extent - Extent currently being moved
cursor_name - Cursor name
data_object_pages - Data object pages
data_object_l_pages - Table data logical pages
data_partition_id - Data partition identifier
datasource_name - Data source name
db2_status - Status of DB2 instance
db2start_time - Start database manager timestamp
db_conn_time - Database activation timestamp
db_heap_top - Maximum database heap allocated
db_location - Database location
db_name - Database name
db_path - Database path
db_status - Status of database
db_storage_path - Automatic storage path
db_storage_path_state - Storage path state
db_storage_path_with_dpe - Storage path including database partition expression
db_work_action_set_id - Database work action set ID
db_work_class_id - Database work class ID
dcs_appl_status - DCS application status
dcs_db_name - DCS database name
ddl_sql_stmts - Data definition language (DDL) SQL statements
deadlock_id - Deadlock event identifier
deadlock_node - Partition number where deadlock occurred
deadlocks - Deadlocks detected
degree_parallelism - Degree of parallelism
del_keys_cleaned - Pseudo deleted keys cleaned
delete_sql_stmts - Deletes
delete_time - Delete response time
destination_service_class_id – Destination service class ID
diaglog_write_wait_time - Diagnostic log file write wait time
diaglog_writes_total - Total diagnostic log file writes
direct_read_reqs - Direct read requests
direct_read_time - Direct read time
direct_reads - Direct reads from database
direct_write_reqs - Direct write requests
direct_write_time - Direct write time
direct_writes - Direct writes to database
disconn_time - Database deactivation timestamp
disconnects - Disconnects
dl_conns - Connections involved in deadlock
dynamic_sql_stmts - Dynamic SQL statements attempted
edu_ID - Engine dispatchable unit ID
eff_stmt_text - Effective statement text
effective_isolation - Effective isolation
effective_lock_timeout - Effective lock timeout
effective_query_degree - Effective query degree
elapsed_exec_time - Statement execution elapsed time
empty_pages_deleted - Empty pages deleted
empty_pages_reused - Empty pages reused
entry_time - Entry time
estimatedsqlcost_threshold_id - Estimated SQL cost threshold ID
estimatedsqlcost_threshold_value - Estimated SQL cost threshold value
estimatedsqlcost_threshold_violated - Estimated SQL cost threshold violated
event_monitor_name - Event monitor name
event_time - Event time
evmon_activates - Number of event monitor activations
evmon_flushes - Number of event monitor flushes
executable_id - Executable ID
execution_id - User login ID
failed_sql_stmts - Failed statement operations
fcm_message_recv_volume - FCM message received volume
fcm_message_recv_wait_time - FCM message received wait time
fcm_message_recvs_total - Total FCM message receives
fcm_message_send_volume - FCM message send volume
fcm_message_send_wait_time - FCM message send wait time
fcm_message_sends_total - Total FCM message sends
fcm_recv_volume - FCM received volume
fcm_recv_wait_time - FCM received wait time
fcm_recvs_total - FCM receives total
fcm_send_volume - FCM send volume
fcm_send_wait_time - FCM send wait time
fcm_sends_total - FCM sends total
fcm_tq_recv_volume - FCM table queue received volume
fcm_tq_recv_wait_time - FCM table queue received wait time
fcm_tq_recvs_total - FCM table queue receives total
fcm_tq_send_volume - FCM table queue send volume
fcm_tq_send_wait_time - FCM table queue send wait time
fcm_tq_sends_total - FCM table queue send total
fetch_count - Number of successful fetches
files_closed - Database files closed
first_active_log - First active log file number
first_overflow_time - Time of first event overflow
fs_caching - File system caching
fs_id - Unique file system identification number
fs_total_size - Total size of a file system
fs_type - File system type
fs_used_size - Amount of space used on a file system
gw_comm_error_time - Communication error time
gw_comm_errors - Communication errors
gw_con_time - DB2 Connect gateway first connect initiated
gw_connections_top - Maximum number of concurrent connections to host database
gw_cons_wait_client - Number of connections waiting for the client to send request
gw_cons_wait_host - Number of connections waiting for the host to reply
gw_cur_cons - Current number of connections for DB2 Connect
gw_db_alias - Database alias at the gateway
gw_exec_time - Elapsed time spent on DB2 Connect gateway processing
gw_total_cons - Total number of attempted connections for DB2 Connect
hadr_connect_status - HADR connection status
hadr_connect_time - HADR connection time
hadr_heartbeat - HADR heartbeat
hadr_local_host - HADR local host
hadr_local_service - HADR local service
hadr_log_gap - HADR log gap
hadr_peer_window - HADR peer window
hadr_peer_window_end - HADR peer window end
hadr_primary_log_file - HADR primary log file
hadr_primary_log_lsn - HADR primary log LSN
hadr_primary_log_page - HADR primary log page
hadr_remote_host - HADR remote host
hadr_remote_instance - HADR remote instance
hadr_remote_service - HADR remote service
hadr_role - HADR role
hadr_standby_log_file - HADR standby log file
hadr_standby_log_lsn - HADR standby log LSN
hadr_standby_log_page - HADR standby log page
hadr_state - HADR state
hadr_syncmode - HADR synchronization mode
hadr_timeout - HADR timeout
hash_join_overflows - Hash join overflows
hash_join_small_overflows - Hash join small overflows
histogram_type - Histogram type
hld_application_handle - Identifier for the application holding the lock
hld_member - Database member for application holding lock
host_ccsid - Host coded character set ID
host_db_name - Host database name
host_prdid - Host product/version ID
host_response_time - Host response time
hostname - Host name
host_name - Host name
idle_agents - Number of idle agents
iid - Index identifier
inbound_bytes_received - Inbound number of bytes received
inbound_bytes_sent - Inbound number of bytes sent
inbound_comm_address - Inbound communication address
include_col_updates - Include column updates
index_object_pages - Index object pages
index_object_l_pages - Index data logical pages
index_only_scans - Index-only scans
index_scans - Index scans
index_tbsp_id - Index table space ID
input_db_alias - Input database alias
insert_sql_stmts - Inserts
insert_time - Insert response time
insert_timestamp - Insert timestamp
int_auto_rebinds - Internal automatic rebinds
int_commits - Internal commits
int_deadlock_rollbacks - Internal rollbacks due to deadlock
int_node_splits - Intermediate node splits
int_rollbacks - Internal rollbacks
int_rows_deleted - Internal rows deleted
int_rows_inserted - Internal rows inserted
int_rows_updated - Internal rows updated
invocation_id - Invocation ID
ipc_recv_volume - Interprocess communication received volume
ipc_recv_wait_time - Interprocess communication received wait time
ipc_recvs_total - Interprocess communication receives total
ipc_send_volume - Interprocess communication send volume
ipc_send_wait_time - Interprocess communication send wait time
ipc_sends_total - Interprocess communication send total
is_system_appl - Is System Application
key_updates - Key updates
last_active_log - Last active log file number
last_backup - Last backup timestamp
last_executable_id - Last executable identifier
last_extent - Last extent moved
last_metrics_update - Metrics last update timestamp
last_overflow_time - Time of last event overflow
last_reference_time - Last reference time
last_request_type - Last request type
last_reset - Last reset timestamp
last_wlm_reset - Time of last reset
lob_object_pages - LOB object pages
lob_object_l_pages - LOB data logical pages
local_cons - Local connections
local_cons_in_exec - Local connections executing in the database manager
local_start_time - Local start time
lock_attributes - Lock attributes
lock_count - Lock count
lock_current_mode - Original lock mode before conversion
lock_escalation - Lock escalation
lock_escals - Number of lock escalations
lock_hold_count - Lock hold count
lock_list_in_use - Total lock list memory in use
lock_mode - Lock mode
lock_mode_requested - Lock mode requested
lock_name - Lock name
lock_node - Lock node
lock_object_name - Lock object name
lock_object_type - Lock object type waited on
lock_release_flags - Lock release flags
lock_status - Lock status
lock_timeout_val - Lock timeout value
lock_timeouts - Number of lock timeouts
lock_wait_end_time - Lock wait end timestamp
lock_wait_start_time - Lock wait start timestamp
lock_wait_time - Time waited on locks
lock_wait_time_top – Lock wait time top monitor element
lock_waits - Lock waits
locks_held - Locks held
locks_held_top - Maximum number of locks held
locks_in_list - Number of locks reported
locks_waiting - Current agents waiting on locks
log_buffer_wait_time - Log buffer wait time
log_disk_wait_time - Log disk wait time
log_disk_waits_total - Total log disk waits
log_held_by_dirty_pages - Amount of log space accounted for by dirty pages
log_read_time - Log read time
log_reads - Number of log pages read
log_to_redo_for_recovery - Amount of log to be redone for recovery
log_write_time - Log write time
log_writes - Number of log pages written
long_object_pages - Long object pages
long_object_l_pages - Long object data logical pages
long_tbsp_id - Long table space ID
max_agent_overflows - Maximum agent overflows
max_data_received_1024 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 513 and 1024 bytes
max_data_received_128 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 1 and 128 bytes
max_data_received_16384 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 8193 and 16384 bytes
max_data_received_2048 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 1025 and 2048 bytes
max_data_received_256 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 129 and 256 bytes
max_data_received_31999 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 16385 and 31999 bytes
max_data_received_4096 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 2049 and 4096 bytes
max_data_received_512 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 257 and 512 bytes
max_data_received_64000 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 32000 and 64000 bytes
max_data_received_8192 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received between 4097 and 8192 bytes
max_data_received_gt64000 - Number of statements with outbound bytes received greater than 64000 bytes
max_data_sent_1024 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 513 and 1024 bytes
max_data_sent_128 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 1 and 128 bytes
max_data_sent_16384 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 8193 and 16384 bytes
max_data_sent_2048 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 1025 and 2048 bytes
max_data_sent_256 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 129 and 256 bytes
max_data_sent_31999 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 16385 and 31999 bytes
max_data_sent_4096 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 2049 and 4096 bytes
max_data_sent_512 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 257 and 512 bytes
max_data_sent_64000 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 32000 and 64000 bytes
max_data_sent_8192 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent between 4097 and 8192 bytes
max_data_sent_gt64000 - Number of statements with outbound bytes sent greater than 64000 bytes
max_network_time_100_ms - Number of statements with network time between 16 and 100 ms
max_network_time_16_ms - Number of statements with network time between 4 and 16 ms
max_network_time_1_ms - Number of statements with network time of up to 1 ms
max_network_time_4_ms - Number of statements with network time between 1 and 4 ms
max_network_time_500_ms - Number of statements with network time between 100 and 500 ms
max_network_time_gt500_ms - Number of statements with network time greater than 500 ms
member - Database member
memory_pool_id -Â Memory pool identifier
memory_pool_type - Memory pool name monitor element
memory_pool_used - Amount of memory pool in use
memory_pool_used_hwm - Memory pool high water mark
memory_set_committed - Memory currently committed
memory_set_id - Memory set identifier
memory_set_size - Memory set size
memory_set_type - Memory set type
memory_set_used - Memory in use by this set
memory_set_used_hwm - Memory set high water mark
message - Control table message
message_time - Timestamp control table message
nesting_level - Nesting level
network_time_bottom - Minimum network time for statement
network_time_top - Maximum network time for statement
nleaf - Number of leaf pages
nlevels - Number of index levels
node_number - Node number
nonboundary_leaf_node_splits - Non-boundary leaf node splits
num_agents - Number of agents working on a statement
num_assoc_agents - Number of associated agents
num_compilations - Statement compilations
num_coord_exec - Number of executions by coordinator agent
num_coord_exec_with_metrics - Number of executions by coordinator agent with metrics
num_db_storage_paths - Number of automatic storage paths
num_exec_with_metrics - Number of executions with metrics collected
num_executions - Statement executions
num_extents_left - Number of extents left to process
num_extents_moved - Number of extents moved
num_gw_conn_switches - Connection switches
num_indoubt_trans - Number of indoubt transactions
num_log_buffer_full - Number of times full log buffer caused agents to wait
num_log_data_found_in_buffer - Number of log data found in buffer
num_log_part_page_io - Number of partial log page writes
num_log_read_io - Number of log reads
num_log_write_io - Number of log writes
num_lw_thresh_exceeded - Number of lock wait thresholds exceeded
num_nodes_in_db2_instance - Number of nodes in database partition
num_remaps - Number of remaps
num_threshold_violations - Number of threshold violations
num_transmissions - Number of transmissions
num_transmissions_group - Number of transmissions group
number_in_bin - Number in bin
olap_func_overflows - OLAP function overflows
open_cursors - Number of open cursors
open_loc_curs - Open local cursors
open_loc_curs_blk - Open local cursors with blocking
open_rem_curs - Open remote cursors
open_rem_curs_blk - Open remote cursors with blocking
outbound_appl_id - Outbound application ID
outbound_bytes_received - Outbound number of bytes received
outbound_bytes_received_bottom - Minimum outbound number of bytes received
outbound_bytes_received_top - Maximum outbound number of bytes received
outbound_bytes_sent - Outbound number of bytes sent
outbound_bytes_sent_bottom - Minimum outbound number of bytes sent
outbound_bytes_sent_top - Maximum outbound number of bytes sent
outbound_comm_address - Outbound communication address
outbound_comm_protocol - Outbound communication protocol
outbound_sequence_no - Outbound sequence number
overflow_accesses - Accesses to overflowed records
overflow_creates - Overflow creates
package_id - Package identifier
package_elapsed_time - Package elapsed time
package_list_count - Package list count
package_list_exceeded - Package list exceeded
package_name - Package name
package_schema - Package schema
package_version_id - Package version
page_allocations - Page allocations
page_reorgs - Page reorganizations
pages_from_block_ios - Total number of pages read by block I/O
pages_from_vectored_ios - Total pages read by vectored I/O
pages_merged - Pages merged
pages_read - Number of pages read
pages_written - Number of pages written
parent_activity_id - Parent activity ID
parent_uow_id - Parent unit of work ID
partial_record - Partial record
participant_no - Participant within deadlock
participant_no_holding_lk - Participant holding a lock on the object required by application
partition_number - Partition number
passthru_time - Pass-through time
passthrus - Pass-through
piped_sorts_accepted - Piped sorts accepted
piped_sorts_requested - Piped sorts requested
pkg_cache_inserts - Package cache inserts
pkg_cache_lookups - Package cache lookups
pkg_cache_num_overflows - Package cache overflows
pkg_cache_size_top - Package cache high watermark
pool_async_data_read_reqs - Buffer pool asynchronous read requests
pool_async_data_reads - Buffer pool asynchronous data reads
pool_async_data_writes - Buffer pool asynchronous data writes
pool_async_index_read_reqs - Buffer pool asynchronous index read requests
pool_async_index_reads - Buffer pool asynchronous index reads
pool_async_index_writes - Buffer pool asynchronous index writes
pool_async_read_time - Buffer pool asynchronous read time
pool_async_write_time - Buffer pool asynchronous write time
pool_async_xda_read_reqs - Buffer pool asynchronous XDA read requests
pool_async_xda_reads - Buffer pool asynchronous XDA data reads
pool_async_xda_writes - Buffer pool asynchronous XDA data writes
pool_config_size - Configured size of memory pool
pool_cur_size - Current size of memory pool
pool_data_l_reads - Buffer pool data logical reads
pool_data_p_reads - Buffer pool data physical reads
pool_data_writes - Buffer pool data writes
pool_drty_pg_steal_clns - Buffer pool victim page cleaners triggered
pool_drty_pg_thrsh_clns - Buffer pool threshold cleaners triggered
pool_id - Memory pool identifier
pool_index_l_reads - Buffer pool index logical reads
pool_index_p_reads - Buffer pool index physical reads
pool_index_writes - Buffer pool index writes
pool_lsn_gap_clns - Buffer pool log space cleaners triggered
pool_no_victim_buffer - Buffer pool no victim buffers
pool_read_time - Total buffer pool physical read time
pool_secondary_id - Memory pool secondary identifier
pool_temp_data_l_reads - Buffer pool temporary data logical reads
pool_temp_data_p_reads - Buffer pool temporary data physical reads
pool_temp_index_l_reads - Buffer pool temporary index logical reads
pool_temp_index_p_reads - Buffer pool temporary index physical reads
pool_temp_xda_l_reads - Buffer pool temporary XDA data logical reads
pool_temp_xda_p_reads - Buffer pool temporary XDA data physical reads
pool_watermark - Memory pool watermark
pool_write_time - Total buffer pool physical write time
pool_xda_l_reads - Buffer pool XDA data logical reads
pool_xda_p_reads - Buffer pool XDA data physical reads
pool_xda_writes - Buffer pool XDA data writes
post_shrthreshold_hash_joins - Post threshold hash joins
post_shrthreshold_sorts - Post shared threshold sorts
post_threshold_hash_joins - Hash join threshold
post_threshold_olap_funcs - OLAP function threshold
post_threshold_sorts - Post threshold sorts
prefetch_wait_time - Time waited for prefetch
prep_time - Preparation time
prep_time_best - Statement best preparation time
prep_time_worst - Statement worst preparation time
prev_uow_stop_time - Previous unit of work completion timestamp
priv_workspace_num_overflows - Private workspace overflows
priv_workspace_section_inserts - Private workspace section inserts
priv_workspace_section_lookups - Private workspace section lookups
priv_workspace_size_top - Maximum private workspace size
product_name - Product name
progress_completed_units - Completed progress work units
progress_description - Progress description
progress_list_attr - Current progress list attributes
progress_list_current_seq_num - Current progress list sequence number
progress_seq_num - Progress sequence number
progress_start_time - Progress start time
progress_total_units - Total progress work units
progress_work_metric - Progress work metric
pseudo_deletes - Pseudo deletes
pseudo_empty_pages - Pseudo empty pages
qp_query_id - Query patroller query ID
query_card_estimate - Query number of rows estimate
query_cost_estimate - Query cost estimate
queue_assignments_total - Queue assignments total
queue_size_top - Queue size top
queue_time_total - Queue time total
quiescer_agent_id - Quiescer agent identification
quiescer_auth_id - Quiescer user authorization identification
quiescer_obj_id - Quiescer object identification
quiescer_state - Quiescer state
quiescer_ts_id - Quiescer table space identification
range_adjustment - Range adjustment
range_container_id - Range container
range_end_stripe - End stripe
range_max_extent - Maximum extent in range
range_max_page_number - Maximum page in range
range_num_containers - Number of containers in range
range_number - Range number
range_offset - Range offset
range_start_stripe - Start stripe
range_stripe_set_number - Stripe set number
reclaimable_space_enabled - Reclaimable space enabled indicator
rej_curs_blk - Rejected block cursor requests
rem_cons_in - Remote connections to database manager
rem_cons_in_exec - Remote connections executing in the database manager
remote_lock_time - Remote lock time
remote_locks - Remote locks
remote_member - Remote member
reorg_completion - Table reorganization completion flag
reorg_current_counter - Table reorganize progress
reorg_end - Table reorganize end time
reorg_index_id - Index used to reorganize the table
reorg_long_tbspc_id - Table space where long objects are reorganized
reorg_max_counter - Total amount of table reorganization
reorg_max_phase - Maximum table reorganize phase
reorg_phase - Table reorganization phase
reorg_phase_start - Table reorganize phase start time
reorg_rows_compressed - Rows compressed
reorg_rows_rejected_for_compression - Rows rejected for compression
reorg_start - Table reorganize start time
reorg_status - Table reorganize status
reorg_tbspc_id - Table space where table is reorganized
reorg_type - Table reorganize attributes
reorg_xml_regions_compressed – XML regions compressed
reorg_xml_regions_rejected_for_compression – XML regions rejected for compression
req_agent_tid - Thread identifier for agent waiting to acquire lock
req_application_handle - Identifier for application waiting to acquire lock
req_executable_id - Identifier for statement section waiting to acquire lock
req_member - Member of application waiting to acquire lock
request_exec_time_avg - Request execution time average
rf_log_num - Log being rolled forward
rf_status - Log phase
rf_timestamp - Rollforward timestamp
rf_type - Rollforward type
rollback_sql_stmts - Rollback statements attempted
rolled_back_agent_id - Rolled back agent
rolled_back_appl_id - Rolled back application
rolled_back_participant_no - Rolled back application participant
rolled_back_sequence_no - Rolled back sequence number
root_node_splits - Root node splits
routine_id - Routine ID
rows_deleted - Rows deleted
rows_fetched - Rows fetched
rows_inserted - Rows inserted
rows_modified - Rows modified
rows_read - Rows read
rows_returned - Rows returned
rows_returned_top - Actual rows returned top
rows_selected - Rows selected
rows_updated - Rows updated
rows_written - Rows written
rqsts_completed_total - Total requests completed
sc_work_action_set_id - Service class work action set ID
sc_work_class_id - Service class work class ID
sec_log_used_top - Maximum secondary log space used
sec_logs_allocated - Secondary logs allocated currently
section_actuals - Section actuals
section_env - Section environment
section_number - Section number
section_type - Section type indicator
select_sql_stmts - Select SQL statements executed
select_time - Query response time
sequence_no - Sequence number
sequence_no_holding_lk - Sequence number holding lock
server_db2_type - Database manager type at monitored (server) node
server_instance_name - Server instance name
server_platform - Server operating system
server_prdid - Server product/version ID
server_version - Server version
service_class_id - Service class ID
service_level - Service level
service_subclass_name - Service subclass name
service_superclass_name - Service superclass name
session_auth_id - Session authorization ID
shr_workspace_num_overflows - Shared workspace overflows
shr_workspace_section_inserts - Shared workspace section inserts
shr_workspace_section_lookups - Shared workspace section lookups
shr_workspace_size_top - Maximum shared workspace size
smallest_log_avail_node - Node with least available log space
sort_heap_allocated - Total sort heap allocated
sort_heap_top - Sort private heap high watermark
sort_overflows - Sort overflows
sort_shrheap_allocated - Sort share heap currently allocated
sort_shrheap_top - Sort share heap high watermark
source_service_class_id - Source service class ID
sp_rows_selected - Rows returned by stored procedures
sql_chains - Number of SQL chains attempted
sql_req_id - Request identifier for SQL statement
sql_reqs_since_commit - SQL requests since last commit
sql_stmts - Number of SQL statements attempted
sqlca - SQL Communications Area (SQLCA)
sqlrowsread_threshold_id - SQL rows read threshold ID
sqlrowsread_threshold_value - SQL rows read threshold value
sqlrowsread_threshold_violated - SQL rows read threshold violated
sqlrowsreadinsc_threshold_id - SQL rows read in service class threshold ID
sqlrowsreadinsc_threshold_value - SQL rows read in service class threshold value
sqlrowsreadinsc_threshold_violated - SQL rows read in service class threshold violated
sqlrowsreturned_threshold_id - SQL rows read returned threshold ID
sqlrowsreturned_threshold_value - SQL rows read returned threshold value
sqlrowsreturned_threshold_violated - SQL rows read returned threshold violated
sqltempspace_threshold_id - SQL temporary space threshold ID
sqltempspace_threshold_value - SQL temporary space threshold value
sqltempspace_threshold_violated - SQL temporary space threshold violated
ss_exec_time - Subsection execution elapsed time
ss_node_number - Subsection node number
ss_number - Subsection number
ss_status - Subsection status
ss_sys_cpu_time - System CPU time used by subsection
ss_usr_cpu_time - User CPU time used by subsection
start_time - Event start time
static_sql_stmts - Static SQL statements attempted
statistics_timestamp - Statistics timestamp
stats_cache_size – Size of statistics cache
stats_fabricate_time – Total time spent on statistics fabrication activities
stats_fabrications – Total number of statistics fabrications
status_change_time - Application status change time
stmt_elapsed_time - Most recent statement elapsed time
stmt_exec_time - Statement execution time
stmt_first_use_time - Statement first use timestamp
stmt_history_id - Statement history identifier
stmt_history_list_size - Statement history list size
stmt_invocation_id - Statement invocation identifier
stmt_isolation - Statement isolation
stmt_last_use_time - Statement last use timestamp
stmt_lock_timeout - Statement lock timeout
stmt_nest_level - Statement nesting level
stmt_node_number - Statement node
stmt_operation/operation - Statement operation
stmt_pkgcache_id - Statement package cache identifier
stmt_query_id - Statement query identifier
stmt_sorts - Statement sorts
stmt_source_id - Statement source identifier
stmt_start - Statement operation start timestamp
stmt_stop - Statement operation stop timestamp
stmt_sys_cpu_time - System CPU time used by statement
stmt_text - SQL statement text
stmt_type - Statement type
stmt_type_id - Statement type identifier
stmt_usr_cpu_time - User CPU time used by statement
stmt_value_data - Value data
stmt_value_index - Value index
stmt_value_isnull - Value has null value
stmt_value_isreopt - Variable used for statement reoptimization
stmt_value_type - Value type
sto_path_free_sz - Automatic storage path free space
stop_time - Event stop time
stored_proc_time - Stored procedure time
stored_procs - Stored procedures
sync_runstats – Total number of synchronous RUNSTATS activities
sync_runstats_time – Total time spent on synchronous RUNSTATS activities
system_auth_id - System authorization identifier
system_cpu_time - System CPU time
tab_file_id - Table file ID
tab_type - Table type
table_file_id - Table file identification
table_name - Table name
table_scans - Table scans
table_schema - Table schema name
table_type - Table type
tablespace_auto_resize_enabled - Table space automatic resizing enabled
tablespace_content_type - Table space content type
tablespace_cur_pool_id - Buffer pool currently being used
tablespace_current_size - Current table space size
tablespace_extent_size - Table space extent size
tablespace_free_pages - Free pages in table space
tablespace_id - Table space identification
tablespace_increase_size - Increase size in bytes
tablespace_increase_size_percent - Increase size by percent
tablespace_initial_size - Initial table space size
tablespace_last_resize_failed - Last resize attempt failed
tablespace_last_resize_time - Time of last successful resize
tablespace_max_size - Maximum table space size
tablespace_min_recovery_time - Minimum recovery time for rollforward
tablespace_name - Table space name
tablespace_next_pool_id - Buffer pool that will be used at next startup
tablespace_num_containers - Number of containers in table space
tablespace_num_quiescers - Number of quiescers
tablespace_num_ranges - Number of ranges in the table space map
tablespace_page_size - Table space page size
tablespace_page_top - Table space high watermark
tablespace_paths_dropped - Table space using dropped path
tablespace_pending_free_pages - Pending free pages in table space
tablespace_prefetch_size - Table space prefetch size
tablespace_rebalancer_extents_processed - Number of extents the rebalancer has processed
tablespace_rebalancer_extents_remaining - Total number of extents to be processed by the rebalancer
tablespace_rebalancer_last_extent_moved - Last extent moved by the rebalancer
tablespace_rebalancer_mode - Rebalancer mode
tablespace_rebalancer_priority - Current rebalancer priority
tablespace_rebalancer_restart_time - Rebalancer restart time
tablespace_rebalancer_start_time - Rebalancer start time
tablespace_state - Table space state
tablespace_state_change_object_id - State change object identification
tablespace_state_change_ts_id - State change table space identification
tablespace_total_pages - Total pages in table space
tbsp_trackmod_state - Table space trackmod state
tablespace_type - Table space type
tablespace_usable_pages - Usable pages in table space
tablespace_used_pages - Used pages in table space
tablespace_using_auto_storage - Table space enabled for automatic storage
tbsp_max_page_top - Maximum table space page high watermark
tcpip_recv_volume - TCP/IP received volume
tcpip_recv_wait_time - TCP/IP received wait time
tcpip_recvs_total - TCP/IP receives total
tcpip_send_volume - TCP/IP send volume
tcpip_send_wait_time - TCP/IP send wait time
tcpip_sends_total - TCP/IP sends total
temp_tablespace_top - Temporary table space top
territory_code - Database territory code
thresh_violations - Number of threshold violations
threshold_action - Threshold action
threshold_domain - Threshold domain
threshold_maxvalue - Threshold maximum value
threshold_name - Threshold name
threshold_predicate - Threshold predicate
threshold_queuesize - Threshold queue size
thresholdid - Threshold ID
time_completed - Time completed
time_created - Time created
time_of_violation - Time of violation
time_stamp - Snapshot time
time_started - Time started
time_zone_disp - Time zone displacement
top - Histogram bin top
tot_log_used_top - Maximum total log space used
total_act_time - Total activity time
total_act_wait_time - Total activity wait time
total_app_commits - Total application commits
total_app_rollbacks - Total application rollbacks
total_app_rqst_time - Total application request time
total_app_section_executions - Total application section executions
total_buffers_rcvd - Total FCM buffers received
total_buffers_sent - Total FCM buffers sent
total_commit_proc_time - Total commits processing time
total_commit_time - Total commit time
total_compilations - Total compilations
total_compile_proc_time - Total compile processing time
total_compile_time - Total compile time
total_cons - Connects since database activation
total_cpu_time - Total CPU time
total_exec_time - Elapsed statement execution time
total_hash_joins - Total hash joins
total_hash_loops - Total hash loops
total_implicit_compilations - Total implicit complications
total_implicit_compile_proc_time - Total implicit compile processing time
total_implicit_compile_time - Total implicit compile time
total_load_proc_time - Total load processing time
total_load_time - Total load time
total_loads - Total loads
total_log_available - Total log available
total_log_used - Total log space used
total_move_time - Total extent move time
total_olap_funcs - Total OLAP functions
total_reorg_proc_time - Total reorganization processing time
total_reorg_time - Total reorganization time
total_reorgs - Total reorganizations
total_rollback_proc_time - Total rollback processing time
total_rollback_time - Total rollback time
total_routine_invocations - Total routine invocations
total_routine_non_sect_proc_time - Non-section processing time
total_routine_non_sect_time - Non-section routine execution time
total_routine_time - Total routine time
total_routine_user_code_proc_time - Total routine user code processing time
total_routine_user_code_time - Total routine user code time
total_rqst_mapped_in - Total request mapped-in
total_rqst_mapped_out - Total request mapped-out
total_rqst_time - Total request time
total_runstats - Total runtime statistics
total_runstats_proc_time - Total runtime statistics processing time
total_runstats_time - Total runtime statistics time
total_sec_cons - Secondary connections
total_section_proc_time - Total section processing time
total_section_sort_proc_time - Total section sort processing time
total_section_sort_time - Total section sort time
total_section_sorts - Total section sorts
total_section_time - Total section time
total_sort_time - Total sort time
total_sorts - Total sorts
total_sys_cpu_time - Total system CPU time for a statement
total_usr_cpu_time - Total user CPU time for a statement
total_wait_time - Total wait time
tpmon_acc_str - TP monitor client accounting string
tpmon_client_app - TP monitor client application name
tpmon_client_userid - TP monitor client user ID
tpmon_client_wkstn - TP monitor client workstation name
tq_cur_send_spills - Current number of table queue buffers overflowed
tq_id_waiting_on - Waited on node on a table queue
tq_max_send_spills - Maximum number of table queue buffers overflows
tq_node_waited_for - Waited for node on a table queue
tq_rows_read - Number of rows read from table queues
tq_rows_written - Number of rows written to table queues
tq_tot_send_spills - Total number of table queue buffers overflowed
tq_wait_for_any - Waiting for any node to send on a table queue
ts_name - Table space being rolled forward
uid_sql_stmts - UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE SQL statements executed
unread_prefetch_pages - Unread prefetch pages
uow_comp_status - Unit of work completion status
uow_elapsed_time - Most recent unit of work elapsed time
uow_id - Unit of work ID
uow_lock_wait_time - Total time unit of work waited on locks
uow_log_space_used - Unit of work log space used
uow_start_time - Unit of work start timestamp
uow_status - Unit of work status
uow_stop_time - Unit of work stop timestamp
uow_total_time_top - UOW total time top monitor element
update_sql_stmts - Updates
update_time - Update response time
user_cpu_time - User CPU time
utility_dbname - Database operated on by utility
utility_description - Utility description
utility_id - Utility ID
utility_invoker_type - Utility invoker type
utility_priority - Utility priority
utility_start_time - Utility start time
utility_state - Utility state
utility_type - Utility type
valid - Section validity indicator
vectored_ios - Number of vectored I/O requests
version - Version of monitor data
wl_work_action_set_id - Workload work action set identifier
wl_work_class_id - Workload work class identifier
wlm_queue_assignments_total - Workload manager total queue assignments
wlm_queue_time_total - Workload manager total queue time
wlo_completed_total - Workload occurrences completed total
work_action_set_id - Work action set ID
work_action_set_name - Work action set name
work_class_id - Work class ID
work_class_name - Work class name
workload_id - Workload ID
workload_name - Workload name
workload_occurrence_id - Workload occurrence identifier
workload_occurrence_state - Workload occurrence state
x_lock_escals - Exclusive lock escalations
xda_object_pages - XDA Object Pages
xda_object_l_pages - XML storage object (XDA) data logical pages
xid - Transaction ID
xquery_stmts - XQuery Statements Attempted
Troubleshooting and support
Troubleshooting a problem
Tools for troubleshooting
db2cklog
db2dart
Comparison of INSPECT and db2dart
db2diag
db2greg
db2level
db2look
db2ls
db2pd
db2support
db2val
Traces
DB2 traces
Obtaining a DB2 trace using db2trc
Dumping a DB2 trace
Formatting a DB2 trace
DRDA traces
Obtaining a DRDA trace using db2drdat
DRDA trace output
DRDA trace output file analysis
DRDA trace output file samples
Subsequent buffer information for DRDA
Control Center traces
JDBC trace files
DB2 JDBC Type 2 Driver
DB2 Universal JDBC Driver
CLI traces
Obtaining CLI traces
Analyzing input and output parameters in CLI trace files
Analyzing Dynamic SQL in CLI traces
Analyzing timing information in CLI traces
Analyzing unknown values in CLI traces
Analyzing multi-threaded CLI trace output
Platform-specific tools
Diagnostic tools (Windows)
Diagnostic tools (Linux and UNIX)
Troubleshooting DB2 database
Collecting data
Collecting data for data movement problems
Collecting data for DAS and instance management problems
Collecting diagnostic data for specific performance problems
Analyzing data
Recovering from sustained traps
Identifying db2diag log entries for a load operation
Troubleshooting administrative task scheduler
Troubleshooting compression
Data compression dictionary is not automatically created
Row compression not reducing disk storage space for temporary tables
Data replication process cannot decompress a compressed row image
Troubleshooting global variables
Troubleshooting global variable problems
Troubleshooting inconsistencies
Troubleshooting data inconsistencies
Troubleshooting index to data inconsistencies
Troubleshooting installation
Collecting data for installation problems
Analyzing data for installation problems
Gathering diagnostic information for instance creation problems
Known problems and solutions
Errors when installing a DB2 database product as a non-root user to the default path on a system WPAR (AIX)
Beta and non-beta versions of DB2 database products cannot coexist
Resolving service name errors when you install DB2 database products
Troubleshooting license issues
Analyzing DB2 license compliance reports
Troubleshooting locking problems
Diagnosing and resolving locking problems
Diagnosing a lock wait problem
Resolving lock wait problems
Diagnosing a deadlock problem
Resolving deadlock problems
Diagnosing a lock timeout problem
Resolving lock timeout problems
Diagnosing a lock escalation problem
Resolving lock escalation problems
Troubleshooting optimization
Troubleshooting optimization guidelines and profiles
Troubleshooting partitioned database environments
FCM problems related to 127.0.0.2 (Linux and UNIX)
Creating a database partition on an encrypted file system (AIX)
Troubleshooting table states during data redistribution
Troubleshooting scripts
Troubleshooting scripts
Troubleshooting section actuals collection issues
Recompile the static section to collect section actuals after applying Fix Pack 1
Troubleshooting storage key support
Troubleshooting storage key support
Troubleshooting DB2 Connect
Diagnostic tools
Gathering relevant information
Initial connection is not successful
Problems encountered after an initial connection
Unsupported DDM commands
Common DB2 Connect problems
Searching knowledge bases
Troubleshooting resources
Getting fixes
Applying fix packs
Fix packs, interim fix packs and test fixes
Applying test fixes
Learning more
About the diagnostic data directory path
Splitting a diagnostic data directory path by database partition server, database partition, or both
About administration notification log files
Interpreting administration notification log file entries
Setting the error capture level for the administration notification log file
About DB2 diagnostic (db2diag) log files
Interpreting diagnostic log file entries
Interpreting the informational record of the db2diag log files
Setting the error capture level of the diagnostic log files
About combining DB2 and OS diagnostics
About db2cos output files
About dump files
About first occurrence data capture (FODC)
Collecting diagnostic information based on common outage problems
First occurrence data capture configuration
Data collected as part of FODC
Automatic FODC data generation
DB2 Query Patroller and First Occurrence Data Capture (FODC)
Monitor and audit facilities using First Occurrence Data Capture (FODC)
Graphical tools using First Occurrence Data Capture (FODC)
About internal return codes
About platform-specific error logs
System core files (Linux and UNIX)
Accessing system core file information (Linux and UNIX)
Accessing event logs (Windows)
Exporting event logs (Windows)
Accessing the Dr. Watson log file (Windows)
About trap files
Formatting trap files (Windows)
Support
Contacting IBM Software Support
Submitting data to IBM Software Support
Messages
Introduction to messages
Communication errors
IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ error codes
SPM protocol violation records
SQLSTATE Messages
ADM Messages
ADM0000 - ADM0499
ADM0001C
ADM0500 - ADM0999
ADM0500E
ADM0501C
ADM0502C
ADM0503C
ADM0504C
ADM0505E
ADM0506I
ADM0507W
ADM0508E
ADM0509E
ADM0510E
ADM0511E
ADM0512W
ADM0513W
ADM1000 - ADM1499
ADM1010I
ADM1011I
ADM1012W
ADM1013W
ADM1014E
ADM1022W
ADM1023W
ADM1024W
ADM1500 - ADM1999
ADM1500W
ADM1510W
ADM1511W
ADM1512E
ADM1513W
ADM1514W
ADM1530E
ADM1531E
ADM1532E
ADM1533W
ADM1534W
ADM1540W
ADM1541W
ADM1542W
ADM1550W
ADM1551W
ADM1552E
ADM1600W
ADM1601E
ADM1602W
ADM1603I
ADM1604I
ADM1605I
ADM1606I
ADM1607I
ADM1608I
ADM1609W
ADM1610W
ADM1611W
ADM1612W
ADM1613W
ADM1614W
ADM1615W
ADM1616E
ADM1617W
ADM1618W
ADM1619W
ADM1620W
ADM1700W
ADM1701W
ADM1710C
ADM1711W
ADM1712C
ADM1713C
ADM1800E
ADM1801W
ADM1802W
ADM1803W
ADM1804W
ADM1805E
ADM1806E
ADM1807E
ADM1810E
ADM1811E
ADM1812E
ADM1813E
ADM1814E
ADM1815E
ADM1817E
ADM1818E
ADM1819C
ADM1820W
ADM1821E
ADM1822W
ADM1823E
ADM1824W
ADM1825W
ADM1826E
ADM1827E
ADM1828C
ADM1829E
ADM1830E
ADM1831E
ADM1832E
ADM1833E
ADM1834E
ADM1835E
ADM1836W
ADM1837W
ADM1838W
ADM1839W
ADM1840W
ADM1841W
ADM1842W
ADM1843I
ADM1844I
ADM1845I
ADM1846I
ADM1847W
ADM1848W
ADM1849C
ADM1850C
ADM2000 - ADM2499
ADM2000E
ADM2001W
ADM2002E
ADM2003W
ADM2004E
ADM2005W
ADM2006W
ADM2007W
ADM2009C
ADM2010C
ADM2011C
ADM2012C
ADM2013C
ADM2014W
ADM2015W
ADM2016W
ADM2017C
ADM2018W
ADM2500 - ADM2999
ADM2500E
ADM2501C
ADM2502C
ADM2503C
ADM2504C
ADM2505E
ADM2506W
ADM2507I
ADM2508I
ADM2509I
ADM3000 - ADM3499
ADM3000C
ADM3001C
ADM3003C
ADM3006C
ADM3008C
ADM3019C
ADM3020C
ADM3021W
ADM3500 - ADM3999
ADM3500W
ADM4000 - ADM4499
ADM4000W
ADM4001I
ADM4002W
ADM4014N
ADM4015I
ADM4016I
ADM4100W
ADM4101W
ADM4102W
ADM4103W
ADM4104E
ADM4105W
ADM4106W
ADM4200N
ADM4201N
ADM4500 - ADM4999
ADM4500W
ADM5500 - ADM5999
ADM5500W
ADM5501I
ADM5502W
ADM5503E
ADM5504W
ADM5505E
ADM5506I
ADM5507I
ADM5508I
ADM5509I
ADM5510E
ADM5511E
ADM5512N
ADM5513I
ADM5514I
ADM5515I
ADM5520E
ADM5521C
ADM5530W
ADM5540W
ADM5541W
ADM5542W
ADM5543E
ADM5550C
ADM5560C
ADM5561C
ADM5562C
ADM5570W
ADM5571W
ADM5572I
ADM5580W
ADM5581W
ADM5582C
ADM5583W
ADM5590E
ADM5591W
ADM5592I
ADM5593I
ADM5594I
ADM5595E
ADM5600I
ADM6000 - ADM6499
ADM6000E
ADM6001I
ADM6002E
ADM6003I
ADM6006E
ADM6007C
ADM6008I
ADM6012W
ADM6013W
ADM6017E
ADM6018I
ADM6019E
ADM6020I
ADM6021I
ADM6022W
ADM6023I
ADM6024C
ADM6025I
ADM6028W
ADM6029W
ADM6031W
ADM6034W
ADM6035W
ADM6036W
ADM6037W
ADM6038E
ADM6039E
ADM6040E
ADM6041E
ADM6042E
ADM6043W
ADM6044E
ADM6045I
ADM6046I
ADM6047W
ADM6048I
ADM6049E
ADM6050W
ADM6051E
ADM6052E
ADM6053W
ADM6054I
ADM6055I
ADM6056I
ADM6057I
ADM6058I
ADM6059I
ADM6060I
ADM6061I
ADM6062I
ADM6063I
ADM6064I
ADM6065I
ADM6066I
ADM6069W
ADM6070W
ADM6071I
ADM6072W
ADM6073W
ADM6074I
ADM6075W
ADM6076W
ADM6077I
ADM6078W
ADM6079E
ADM6080E
ADM6081W
ADM6082W
ADM6083E
ADM6084E
ADM6085I
ADM6086W
ADM6087I
ADM6088W
ADM6089I
ADM6090W
ADM6091W
ADM6092W
ADM6093W
ADM6094W
ADM6095W
ADM6096W
ADM6097I
ADM6098W
ADM6099W
ADM6100W
ADM6101W
ADM6102I
ADM6103W
ADM6104W
ADM6105E
ADM6106E
ADM6107E
ADM6108I
ADM6109I
ADM6110I
ADM6111I
ADM6112I
ADM6113I
ADM6500 - ADM6999
ADM6500W
ADM6501W
ADM6502W
ADM6510W
ADM6511W
ADM6512W
ADM6513W
ADM6514W
ADM6515W
ADM6516W
ADM7000 - ADM7499
ADM7000W
ADM7001E
ADM7004E
ADM7005W
ADM7006E
ADM7007E
ADM7008W
ADM7009E
ADM7011E
ADM7012E
ADM7013E
ADM7014E
ADM7015I
ADM7016I
ADM7017E
ADM7500 - ADM7999
ADM7500W
ADM7501W
ADM7502E
ADM7503W
ADM7504W
ADM7505E
ADM7506W
ADM7507W
ADM7508E
ADM7509W
ADM7510W
ADM7511E
ADM7512E
ADM7513W
ADM7514W
ADM7515W
ADM7517W
ADM7518C
ADM7519W
ADM7520E
ADM7521E
ADM7522E
ADM7523E
ADM8000 - ADM8499
ADM8000C
ADM8001W
ADM8002W
ADM8003C
ADM8004W
ADM8005W
ADM8006W
ADM8007W
ADM8008W
ADM8009W
ADM8010E
ADM8011W
ADM8012W
ADM8500 - ADM8999
ADM8500W
ADM8501W
ADM8502W
ADM8503W
ADM8504I
ADM8505I
ADM8506I
ADM8507N
ADM8508N
ADM8509N
ADM9000 - ADM9499
ADM9000W
ADM9500 - ADM9999
ADM9500W
ADM9501W
ADM9502W
ADM9503W
ADM9504W
ADM9505W
ADM9506W
ADM9507W
ADM9508W
ADM9509W
ADM9510W
ADM9511W
ADM9512W
ADM9513W
ADM9514I
ADM9515I
ADM9516W
ADM9518I
ADM9519I
ADM9520I
ADM9521W
ADM9522I
ADM10000 - ADM10499
ADM10000W
ADM10500 - ADM10999
ADM10500E
ADM10501W
ADM10502W
ADM10503I
ADM10504E
ADM10505E
ADM10506E
ADM10507E
ADM10508E
ADM10509E
ADM10510E
ADM10511E
ADM10512W
ADM10513I
ADM10514I
ADM10515I
ADM10516I
ADM11000 - ADM11499
ADM11000E
ADM11001E
ADM11002E
ADM11003E
ADM11500 - ADM11999
ADM11500W
ADM12000 - ADM12499
ADM12000C
ADM12001C
ADM12002C
ADM12006E
ADM12007E
ADM12008C
ADM12009E
ADM12010E
ADM12011C
ADM12012E
ADM12013E
ADM12014C
ADM12015C
ADM12016E
ADM12017E
ADM12018E
ADM12020E
ADM12022E
ADM12023E
ADM12024E
ADM12025E
ADM12026W
ADM12027E
ADM12500 - ADM12999
ADM12500E
ADM12501E
ADM12502E
ADM12503E
ADM12504E
ADM12505E
ADM12506E
ADM12507E
ADM13000 - ADM13499
ADM13000E
ADM13001E
ADM13002E
ADM13003E
ADM13004E
ADM13005E
ADM13006E
ADM13500 - ADM13999
ADM13500E
ADM14000 - ADM14499
ADM14000E
ADM14001C
ADM14002C
ADM14003W
ADM14004C
ADM14005E
ADM14010C
ADM14011C
ADM14012C
ADM14013C
ADM14500 - ADM14999
ADM14500E
ADM15000 - ADM15499
ADM15000E
ADM15001E
ADM15500 - ADM15999
ADM15500E
ADM15501W
ADM15502W
ADM15503E
ADM15510E
AMI Messages
AMI0000 - AMI0499
AMI0016E
AMI0018E
AMI0019E
AMI0020E
AMI0035E
AMI0049E
AMI0109E
AMI0110E
AMI0402E
AMI0405E
AMI0406E
AMI0407E
AMI0409E
AMI0410E
AMI0416E
AMI0418E
AMI0419E
AMI0424E
ASN Messages
ASN0000 - ASN0499
ASN0004E
ASN0005E
ASN0006E
ASN0008I
ASN0009E
ASN0011E
ASN0013E
ASN0019E
ASN0020I
ASN0021I
ASN0023I
ASN0028I
ASN0029I
ASN0031E
ASN0035E
ASN0049I
ASN0055E
ASN0057E
ASN0058W
ASN0059W
ASN0060E
ASN0061E
ASN0062E
ASN0063E
ASN0064E
ASN0065E
ASN0066E
ASN0067E
ASN0068E
ASN0069E
ASN0070E
ASN0071E
ASN0072E
ASN0073E
ASN0074E
ASN0075W
ASN0076I
ASN0077E
ASN0078E
ASN0079E
ASN0080E
ASN0082W
ASN0083E
ASN0084E
ASN0100I
ASN0101W
ASN0102W
ASN0104I
ASN0105I
ASN0109I
ASN0111I
ASN0112I
ASN0113W
ASN0114E
ASN0121E
ASN0122E
ASN0123I
ASN0133I
ASN0142E
ASN0143W
ASN0144E
ASN0180W
ASN0181W
ASN0182W
ASN0183E
ASN0184I
ASN0185I
ASN0186W
ASN0187W
ASN0188I
ASN0189I
ASN0190I
ASN0191E
ASN0192E
ASN0193W
ASN0194W
ASN0195I
ASN0196W
ASN0197W
ASN0198E
ASN0199E
ASN0200E
ASN0201W
ASN0202W
ASN0500 - ASN0999
ASN0500E
ASN0501E
ASN0502E
ASN0503E
ASN0504E
ASN0505E
ASN0506E
ASN0507E
ASN0508E
ASN0509E
ASN0510E
ASN0511E
ASN0512E
ASN0513E
ASN0514E
ASN0515E
ASN0516E
ASN0517E
ASN0518E
ASN0519E
ASN0520I
ASN0521I
ASN0522I
ASN0523I
ASN0524E
ASN0525E
ASN0526E
ASN0527E
ASN0528E
ASN0529I
ASN0530E
ASN0531E
ASN0532E
ASN0533E
ASN0534E
ASN0535E
ASN0536E
ASN0537E
ASN0538I
ASN0539E
ASN0540E
ASN0541E
ASN0542E
ASN0543E
ASN0544E
ASN0545E
ASN0546W
ASN0547I
ASN0548I
ASN0552E
ASN0553W
ASN0554E
ASN0555W
ASN0556E
ASN0557E
ASN0558E
ASN0559W
ASN0560E
ASN0561W
ASN0562E
ASN0563W
ASN0564I
ASN0565E
ASN0566E
ASN0567I
ASN0568E
ASN0569E
ASN0571E
ASN0572I
ASN0573I
ASN0574E
ASN0575E
ASN0576E
ASN0580E
ASN0581W
ASN0582I
ASN0583I
ASN0584E
ASN0585I
ASN0586E
ASN0587I
ASN0588I
ASN0589I
ASN0590I
ASN0591I
ASN0592I
ASN0593I
ASN0594I
ASN0595I
ASN0596I
ASN0597I
ASN0598W
ASN0599E
ASN0600I
ASN0601I
ASN0602I
ASN0603E
ASN0604E
ASN0605E
ASN0606I
ASN0607E
ASN0608I
ASN0609W
ASN0610W
ASN0612E
ASN0613E
ASN0614E
ASN0615E
ASN0616E
ASN0617E
ASN0618W
ASN0619W
ASN0620E
ASN0621E
ASN0622e
ASN0623e
ASN0624e
ASN0625w
ASN0626E
ASN0627e
ASN0628e
ASN0629E
ASN0631E
ASN0632E
ASN0633W
ASN0634W
ASN0635I
ASN0636E
ASN0637I
ASN0638W
ASN0639W
ASN0640I
ASN0641E
ASN0642E
ASN0643E
ASN0644W
ASN0646E
ASN0647E
ASN0648E
ASN0651E
ASN0652I
ASN0653I
ASN0661E
ASN0664W
ASN0672E
ASN0673I
ASN0777I
ASN0888E
ASN1000 - ASN1499
ASN0999E
ASN1001E
ASN1002E
ASN1003E
ASN1006E
ASN1008E
ASN1009E
ASN1010E
ASN1011E
ASN1012E
ASN1013E
ASN1014E
ASN1015I
ASN1016I
ASN1017E
ASN1018I
ASN1019E
ASN1020E
ASN1021E
ASN1022E
ASN1023E
ASN1024E
ASN1025I
ASN1026I
ASN1027E
ASN1028E
ASN1029E
ASN1031E
ASN1032E
ASN1033E
ASN1034I
ASN1035E
ASN1036E
ASN1038E
ASN1039E
ASN1040E
ASN1041I
ASN1042W
ASN1043E
ASN1044I
ASN1045I
ASN1047I
ASN1048E
ASN1049E
ASN1050E
ASN1051W
ASN1052E
ASN1053E
ASN1054E
ASN1055E
ASN1056E
ASN1057E
ASN1058E
ASN1059E
ASN1060E
ASN1061E
ASN1062W
ASN1063E
ASN1064W
ASN1065E
ASN1066E
ASN1067E
ASN1068E
ASN1070E
ASN1071E
ASN1072E
ASN1073E
ASN1074E
ASN1075E
ASN1076E
ASN1077E
ASN1078E
ASN1079E
ASN1080E
ASN1097I
ASN1207E
ASN1210E
ASN1212E
ASN1221I
ASN1242E
ASN1243E
ASN1304E
ASN1305E
ASN1310E
ASN1311E
ASN1312E
ASN1314E
ASN1315E
ASN1316E
ASN1317E
ASN1318E
ASN1319I
ASN1320W
ASN1321I
ASN1322W
ASN1500 - ASN1999
ASN1500I
ASN1501I
ASN1502I
ASN1503I
ASN1504I
ASN1505I
ASN1506I
ASN1507I
ASN1508I
ASN1510I
ASN1511I
ASN1512I
ASN1513I
ASN1514I
ASN1550E
ASN1551E
ASN1552E
ASN1553E
ASN1560E
ASN1561E
ASN1562E
ASN1563E
ASN1564E
ASN1565E
ASN1567W
ASN1568E
ASN1569E
ASN1570E
ASN1571E
ASN1572E
ASN1573E
ASN1574E
ASN1575W
ASN1576W
ASN1577W
ASN1578I
ASN1579I
ASN1580I
ASN1581I
ASN1582W
ASN1583E
ASN1584E
ASN1585E
ASN1586W
ASN1587E
ASN1588E
ASN1589W
ASN1590E
ASN1600E
ASN1601E
ASN1602E
ASN1603E
ASN1604E
ASN1605E
ASN1606W
ASN1607W
ASN1608I
ASN1609E
ASN1620E
ASN1621W
ASN1622E
ASN1623W
ASN1624I
ASN1625I
ASN1626E
ASN1627E
ASN1628E
ASN1629E
ASN1630W
ASN1631E
ASN1632E
ASN1633E
ASN1634E
ASN1635W
ASN1636E
ASN1637E
ASN1638W
ASN1639E
ASN1640E
ASN1641E
ASN1650I
ASN1653I
ASN1654E
ASN1655E
ASN1656E
ASN1657E
ASN1658E
ASN1659E
ASN1660E
ASN1661E
ASN1662E
ASN1663E
ASN1664E
ASN1665E
ASN1666E
ASN1667E
ASN1668E
ASN1671E
ASN1672E
ASN1673W
ASN1674W
ASN1675I
ASN1677E
ASN1678E
ASN1679E
ASN1680I
ASN1681E
ASN1682E
ASN1683E
ASN1684W
ASN1685W
ASN1686E
ASN1687E
ASN1688E
ASN1689E
ASN1700E
ASN1701E
ASN1702W
ASN1703E
ASN1704E
ASN1705E
ASN1706W
ASN1707W
ASN1708E
ASN1709W
ASN1710W
ASN1711W
ASN1712E
ASN1713E
ASN1714E
ASN1715E
ASN1716W
ASN1717I
ASN1718E
ASN1719W
ASN1720E
ASN1722W
ASN1723W
ASN1724E
ASN1725W
ASN1726W
ASN1727I
ASN1728W
ASN1729E
ASN1730W
ASN1731W
ASN1732E
ASN1733E
ASN1734W
ASN1735E
ASN1736W
ASN1737W
ASN1738W
ASN1739W
ASN1740W
ASN1741W
ASN1742E
ASN1800E
ASN1801E
ASN1802W
ASN1803I
ASN1804I
ASN1805I
ASN1806E
ASN1807I
ASN1808E
ASN1809W
ASN1810W
ASN1811W
ASN1812E
ASN1813I
ASN1814E
ASN1815E
ASN1816W
ASN1818W
ASN1819W
ASN1820E
ASN1821W
ASN1822E
ASN1823E
ASN1824W
ASN1825W
ASN1826W
ASN1827W
ASN1828E
ASN1829I
ASN1830E
ASN1831E
ASN1832W
ASN1833E
ASN1834W
ASN1835W
ASN1836W
ASN1837W
ASN1838E
ASN1839I
ASN1840W
ASN1841E
ASN1842W
ASN1843E
ASN1844E
ASN1845E
ASN1846E
ASN1847E
ASN1848W
ASN1849E
ASN1850W
ASN1851E
ASN1852E
ASN1853E
ASN1854E
ASN1855E
ASN1856E
ASN1857E
ASN1858E
ASN1859E
ASN1860W
ASN1861E
ASN1862E
ASN1863E
ASN1864E
ASN1865E
ASN1866E
ASN1867E
ASN1900E
ASN1901E
ASN1902W
ASN1903W
ASN1904I
ASN1905W
ASN1950E
ASN1951E
ASN1952E
ASN1953I
ASN1954E
ASN1955I
ASN1956I
ASN1957E
ASN1976E
ASN1977E
ASN1978E
ASN1979E
ASN1980E
ASN1981I
ASN1982E
ASN1983E
ASN1984E
ASN1985E
ASN1986E
ASN1987E
ASN2000 - ASN2499
ASN2000I
ASN2001I
ASN2002I
ASN2003I
ASN2004I
ASN2005I
ASN2006I
ASN2007I
ASN2008I
ASN2009I
ASN2010I
ASN2011I
ASN2018E
ASN2019E
ASN2020E
ASN2021E
ASN2022E
ASN2023E
ASN2050E
ASN2051E
ASN2052E
ASN2053E
ASN2054E
ASN2055I
ASN2056W
ASN2057W
ASN2058E
ASN2059E
ASN2075E
ASN2076E
ASN2077E
ASN2078E
ASN2081E
ASN2082E
ASN2083E
ASN2084E
ASN2086E
ASN2087E
ASN2088E
ASN2100E
ASN2101E
ASN2102E
ASN2104E
ASN2105E
ASN2106E
ASN2118E
ASN2119E
ASN2120E
ASN2121E
ASN2122E
ASN2123E
ASN2124E
ASN2125E
ASN2126E
ASN2127E
ASN2128E
ASN2129E
ASN2130E
ASN2131E
ASN2132E
ASN2135E
ASN2136W
ASN2137W
ASN2138W
ASN2139E
ASN2140E
ASN2141E
ASN2142E
ASN2144E
ASN2145E
ASN2146E
ASN2147E
ASN2148E
ASN2149E
ASN2150E
ASN2151E
ASN2152E
ASN2153E
ASN2154E
ASN2155E
ASN2156W
ASN2157I
ASN2158E
ASN2159E
ASN2160E
ASN2161E
ASN2162W
ASN2163E
ASN2164E
ASN2165E
ASN2200E
ASN2201E
ASN2202E
ASN2203E
ASN2204E
ASN2205W
ASN2206E
ASN2207E
ASN2208E
ASN2209E
ASN2210E
ASN2211E
ASN2212E
ASN2213E
ASN2214E
ASN2215E
ASN2216E
ASN2217E
ASN2218E
ASN2219E
ASN2220E
ASN2221E
ASN2222E
ASN2224E
ASN2225E
ASN2226E
ASN2227E
ASN2228E
ASN2229I
ASN2230I
ASN2231E
ASN2232E
ASN2233E
ASN2234W
ASN2235E
ASN2236W
ASN2237E
ASN2238W
ASN2239I
ASN2240I
ASN2241I
ASN2251E
ASN2252W
ASN2253E
ASN2254E
ASN2255E
ASN2256E
ASN2257E
ASN2258E
ASN2259E
ASN2261E
ASN2262E
ASN2263E
ASN2264E
ASN2265E
ASN2266E
ASN2267E
ASN2268E
ASN2270E
ASN2271W
ASN2272W
ASN2273W
ASN2274W
ASN2275W
ASN2276W
ASN2277W
ASN2278W
ASN2279W
ASN2280W
ASN2281W
ASN2282W
ASN2283W
ASN2284W
ASN2285W
ASN2286W
ASN2287W
ASN2288W
ASN2289W
ASN2290I
ASN2291I
ASN2293E
ASN2294E
ASN2296E
ASN2297E
ASN2298E
ASN2299E
ASN2300E
ASN2301E
ASN2302E
ASN2303W
ASN2304E
ASN2305E
ASN2306E
ASN2307E
ASN2308E
ASN2309E
ASN2310W
ASN2311I
ASN2312E
ASN2313E
ASN2314E
ASN2315E
ASN2316E
ASN2317E
ASN2318E
ASN2319W
ASN2320E
ASN2321E
ASN2322E
ASN2323E
ASN2324I
ASN2325E
ASN2326E
ASN2327E
ASN2328E
ASN2329E
ASN2330E
ASN2331E
ASN2332W
ASN2333E
ASN2334W
ASN2335E
ASN2336E
ASN2337W
ASN2338W
ASN2339W
ASN2340E
ASN2341E
ASN2342E
ASN2343E
ASN2344I
ASN2345E
ASN2346E
ASN2347E
ASN2348E
ASN2349E
ASN2350E
ASN2351E
ASN2353E
ASN2355E
ASN2356W
ASN2357E
ASN2358E
ASN2359E
ASN2360E
ASN2361E
ASN2362E
ASN2363E
ASN2364E
ASN2365I
ASN2366E
ASN2367E
ASN2368E
ASN2369E
ASN2370E
ASN2371E
ASN2372E
ASN2373E
ASN2375E
ASN2376E
ASN2377E
ASN2378E
ASN2379E
ASN2380I
ASN2381I
ASN2383I
ASN2384E
ASN2385I
ASN2386I
ASN2387E
ASN2388E
ASN2389E
ASN2390E
ASN2391E
ASN2392W
ASN2394W
ASN2395E
ASN2396E
ASN2397E
ASN2398E
ASN2399E
ASN2400I
ASN2401I
ASN2402E
ASN2403E
ASN2404E
ASN2405W
ASN2406W
ASN2407W
ASN2408W
ASN2410E
ASN2411W
ASN2412W
ASN2413W
ASN2414W
ASN2415E
ASN2416E
ASN2417E
ASN2418E
ASN2419E
ASN2420I
ASN2421W
ASN2422E
ASN2423E
ASN2424E
ASN2425E
ASN2426I
ASN2427E
ASN2428E
ASN2429I
ASN2430W
ASN2431E
ASN2432E
ASN2433E
ASN2434I
ASN2435E
ASN2436E
ASN2439E
ASN2440E
ASN2441E
ASN2442E
ASN2443W
ASN2444E
ASN2445E
ASN2446W
ASN2447W
ASN2448E
ASN2449E
ASN2451E
ASN2458E
ASN2459E
ASN2460E
ASN2461E
ASN2462E
ASN2486E
ASN2487I
ASN2488W
ASN2489E
ASN2490E
ASN2491E
ASN2497E
ASN2500 - ASN2999
ASN2500E
ASN2503E
ASN4000 - ASN4499
ASN4003E
ASN4004E
ASN4005E
ASN4006I
ASN4007E
ASN4008E
ASN4009E
ASN4010I
ASN4011I
ASN4012I
ASN4013E
ASN4014E
ASN4015E
ASN4018E
ASN4019I
ASN4020I
ASN4021E
ASN4022E
ASN4023E
ASN4024E
ASN4026E
ASN4027E
ASN4028E
ASN4029E
ASN4030I
ASN4031E
ASN4034W
ASN4035W
ASN4038W
ASN5000 - ASN5499
ASN5101I
ASN5102I
ASN5103I
ASN5104W
ASN5107I
ASN5108W
ASN5109W
ASN5111I
ASN5117E
ASN5118E
ASN5119E
ASN5121E
ASN5122E
ASN5123E
ASN5124E
ASN5125E
ASN5126E
ASN5127E
ASN5128W
ASN5129I
ASN5130I
ASN5131I
ASN5133I
ASN5134I
ASN5135W
ASN5136W
ASN5137E
ASN5150W
ASN5151W
ASN5152W
ASN5153W
ASN5154W
ASN5155W
ASN5156W
ASN5157W
ASN5160W
ASN5161W
ASN5162W
ASN5163W
ASN5164W
ASN5165W
ASN5166W
ASN5167W
ASN5168W
ASN5171W
ASN5172W
ASN5173W
ASN5174W
ASN5175W
ASN5176I
ASN5177I
ASN5178W
ASN5179W
ASN5180W
ASN5181W
ASN5182W
ASN5183W
ASN5184E
ASN5185E
ASN5190E
ASN5191W
ASN5192E
ASN5193E
ASN5194I
ASN5200E
ASN5201E
ASN5202E
ASN5203E
ASN5204E
ASN5205E
ASN5206E
ASN5207E
ASN5208I
ASN5209I
ASN5210E
ASN5211E
ASN5212E
ASN5213E
ASN5214E
ASN5215E
ASN5216E
ASN5217E
ASN5218E
ASN5219E
ASN5220E
ASN5221I
ASN5222E
ASN5223E
ASN5224E
ASN5225E
ASN5226E
ASN5227I
ASN5228E
ASN5229E
ASN5230E
ASN5231E
ASN5232E
ASN5233E
ASN5234E
ASN5235E
ASN7000 - ASN7499
ASN7000I
ASN7001I
ASN7002E
ASN7004E
ASN7006E
ASN7007E
ASN7008I
ASN7010I
ASN7011E
ASN7012I
ASN7013I
ASN7015E
ASN7016E
ASN7017I
ASN7018E
ASN7019I
ASN7020I
ASN7021E
ASN7022W
ASN7023W
ASN7024E
ASN7025E
ASN7026E
ASN7027E
ASN7028E
ASN7029E
ASN7030E
ASN7033E
ASN7034W
ASN7035W
ASN7036E
ASN7037E
ASN7038E
ASN7039W
ASN7040E
ASN7043W
ASN7045E
ASN7046I
ASN7051W
ASN7052E
ASN7057I
ASN7059E
ASN7060E
ASN7061E
ASN7062E
ASN7063E
ASN7065E
ASN7067E
ASN7073E
ASN7074E
ASN7079W
ASN7080E
ASN7081W
ASN7083E
ASN7084E
ASN7085E
ASN7086E
ASN7087E
ASN7088E
ASN7089E
ASN7090E
ASN7091W
ASN7093E
ASN7094E
ASN7095E
ASN7096E
ASN7097E
ASN7098W
ASN7100I
ASN7101E
ASN7102E
ASN7103W
ASN7104E
ASN7105I
ASN7106I
ASN7107E
ASN7108I
ASN7109I
ASN7110E
ASN7111E
ASN7112I
ASN7113I
ASN7114I
ASN7115I
ASN7116I
ASN7117I
ASN7118I
ASN7119I
ASN7120I
ASN7121I
ASN7122I
ASN7123I
ASN7124I
ASN7125I
ASN7126I
ASN7127I
ASN7128I
ASN7129I
ASN7130E
ASN7131I
ASN7132E
ASN7133I
ASN7134E
ASN7135E
ASN7136E
ASN7137W
ASN7138W
ASN7139W
ASN7140E
ASN7141E
ASN7142I
ASN7143I
ASN7145E
ASN7146E
ASN7147E
ASN7148E
ASN7149E
ASN7150E
ASN7151E
ASN7153W
ASN7154E
ASN7155I
ASN7156I
ASN7157E
ASN7158E
ASN7160W
ASN7166W
ASN7167E
ASN7168E
ASN7169E
ASN7170E
ASN7171E
ASN7172E
ASN7173W
ASN7174I
ASN7175E
ASN7176I
ASN7177I
ASN7178I
ASN7179W
ASN7180E
ASN7181E
ASN7182W
ASN7183I
ASN7184W
ASN7185W
ASN7186W
ASN7187E
ASN7188W
ASN7189I
ASN7190W
ASN7191E
ASN7192E
ASN7193I
ASN7194W
ASN7195W
ASN7198E
ASN7199E
ASN7200E
ASN7201E
ASN7202E
ASN7203E
ASN7205E
ASN7206E
ASN7207I
ASN7208I
ASN7209I
ASN7212E
ASN7213I
ASN7214I
ASN7215I
ASN7216I
ASN7217I
ASN7218I
ASN7219I
ASN7220I
ASN7221E
ASN7222I
ASN7223I
ASN7224I
ASN7225I
ASN7226E
ASN7227I
ASN7228E
ASN7229E
ASN7230I
ASN7232E
ASN7240E
ASN7500 - ASN7999
ASN7504E
ASN7505E
ASN7506E
ASN7510E
ASN7512E
ASN7513W
ASN7514W
ASN7515E
ASN7516E
ASN7517E
ASN7519E
ASN7522E
ASN7523E
ASN7524E
ASN7525W
ASN7526I
ASN7527I
ASN7528I
ASN7529I
ASN7530E
ASN7531I
ASN7532E
ASN7533E
ASN7534E
ASN7535E
ASN7536E
ASN7537E
ASN7538E
ASN7539E
ASN7540I
ASN7541I
ASN7542E
ASN7543W
ASN7544W
ASN7545W
ASN7546W
ASN7547I
ASN7548I
ASN7549I
ASN7550E
ASN7551E
ASN7552W
ASN7553E
ASN7554W
ASN7555W
ASN7557W
ASN7558E
ASN7559W
ASN7583W
ASN7584E
ASN7586E
ASN7587E
ASN7588E
ASN7589E
ASN7590I
ASN7591I
ASN7592E
ASN7593E
ASN7594W
ASN7595W
ASN7597E
ASN7598E
ASN7605I
ASN7606I
ASN7607I
ASN7608I
ASN7609W
ASN7610E
ASN7611I
ASN7612I
ASN7613I
ASN7614W
ASN7615W
ASN7616E
ASN7617E
ASN7618I
ASN7619W
ASN7620W
ASN7621E
ASN7622W
ASN7623E
ASN7624I
ASN7625E
ASN7626E
ASN7627E
ASN7628E
ASN7629E
ASN7630I
ASN7631I
ASN7632I
ASN7633I
ASN7634I
ASN7635I
ASN7636I
ASN7637I
ASN7638I
ASN7639I
ASN7640I
ASN7641I
ASN7642I
ASN7643I
ASN7644W
ASN7645E
ASN7646E
ASN7647E
ASN7648E
ASN7649E
ASN7650I
ASN7651I
ASN7652E
ASN7653E
ASN7654E
ASN7655E
ASN7656W
ASN7657E
ASN7658E
ASN7659I
ASN7660I
ASN7661I
ASN7662E
ASN7663E
ASN7664W
ASN7665E
ASN7666E
ASN7667E
ASN7668E
ASN7669W
ASN7670I
ASN7671I
ASN7673E
ASN7674E
ASN7675I
ASN7676I
ASN7677I
ASN7678I
ASN7679I
ASN7680I
ASN7682I
ASN7684E
ASN7687E
ASN7690I
ASN7694I
ASN7695E
ASN7697E
ASN7699I
ASN7700I
ASN7701W
ASN7704W
ASN7705I
ASN7706W
ASN7708W
ASN7709E
ASN7719W
ASN7732E
ASN7735E
AUD Messages
AUD0000 - AUD0499
AUD0000I
AUD0001N
AUD0002N
AUD0003N
AUD0004N
AUD0016N
AUD0017N
AUD0018N
AUD0019N
AUD0020N
AUD0021N
AUD0022N
AUD0023N
AUD0026I
AUD0027I
AUD0028N
AUD0029N
AUD0035N
AUD0036N
CCA Messages
CCA1000 - CCA1499
CCA1001I
CCA1002I
CCA1003I
CCA1004I
CCA1005I
CCA2000 - CCA2499
CCA2001W
CCA2002W
CCA2003W
CCA2004W
CCA2005W
CCA2006W
CCA2007W
CCA2008W
CCA2009W
CCA2010W
CCA2011W
CCA2012W
CCA2013W
CCA2014W
CCA2015W
CCA2016W
CCA3000 - CCA3499
CCA3000C
CCA3001N
CCA3002N
CCA3003N
CCA3004N
CCA3005N
CCA3006N
CCA3007N
CCA3009N
CCA3010N
CCA3011N
CCA3012N
CCA3013N
CCA3014N
CCA3015N
CCA3016N
CCA3017N
CCA3018N
CCA3019N
CCA3020N
CCA3021N
CCA3022C
CCA3023C
CCA3024C
CCA3025N
CCA3026N
CCA3027N
CCA3028N
CCA3029N
CCA3030N
CCA3031N
CCA3051N
CCA3052N
CCA3053N
CCA3054N
CCA3055N
CCA3056N
CCA3057N
CCA3058N
CCA3059N
CCA3060N
CCA3061N
CCA3062N
CCA3063N
CCA3064N
CCA3065N
CCA3066N
CCA5000 - CCA5499
CCA5000N
CCA5001N
CCA5002N
CCA5003N
CCA5004N
CCA5005N
CCA5006N
CCA5007N
CCA5008N
CIE Messages
CIE0000 - CIE0499
CIE0005I
CIE0006I
CIE0010I
CIE0342E
CIE00345N
CIE0379E
CIE00397E
CIE0398N
CIE0403E
CIE0431E
CIE0440E
CIE0441E
CIE0442E
CIE0443E
CIE0444E
CIE0446E
CIE0500 - CIE0999
CIE0771E
CIE0772E
CIE0773E
CIE0774E
CIE0775E
CLI Messages
CLI0000 - CLI0499
CLI0001W
CLI0002W
CLI0003W
CLI0004W
CLI0005W
CLI0006W
CLI0008I
CLI0100E
CLI0101E
CLI0102E
CLI0103E
CLI0104E
CLI0105E
CLI0106E
CLI0107E
CLI0108E
CLI0109E
CLI0110E
CLI0111E
CLI0112E
CLI0113E
CLI0114E
CLI0115E
CLI0116E
CLI0117E
CLI0118E
CLI0119E
CLI0120E
CLI0121E
CLI0122E
CLI0123E
CLI0124E
CLI0125E
CLI0126E
CLI0127E
CLI0128E
CLI0129E
CLI0130E
CLI0131E
CLI0132E
CLI0133E
CLI0134E
CLI0135E
CLI0136E
CLI0137E
CLI0138E
CLI0139E
CLI0140E
CLI0141E
CLI0142E
CLI0143E
CLI0144E
CLI0145E
CLI0146E
CLI0147E
CLI0148E
CLI0149E
CLI0150E
CLI0151E
CLI0152E
CLI0153E
CLI0154E
CLI0155E
CLI0156E
CLI0157E
CLI0158E
CLI0159E
CLI0164E
CLI0165E
CLI0166E
CLI0167E
CLI0171E
CLI0172E
CLI0175E
CLI0176E
CLI0177E
CLI0178I
CLI0179E
CLI0180E
CLI0181E
CLI0182W
CLI0183E
CLI0184E
CLI0185E
CLI0186E
CLI0187E
CLI0188E
CLI0189E
CLI0190E
CLI0191E
CLI0192E
CLI0193E
CLI0194E
CLI0195E
CLI0196E
CLI0197E
CLI0198E
CLI0199E
CLI0200E
CLI0201E
CLI0202E
CLI0203E
CLI0204E
CLI0205E
CLI0206E
CLI0207E
CLI0208E
CLI0209E
CLI0210E
CLI0211E
CLI0212W
CLI0213E
CLI0214E
CLI0500 - CLI0999
CLI0600E
CLI0601E
CLI0602E
CLI0603E
CLI0604E
CLI0605E
CLI0606E
CLI0607E
CLI0608E
CLI0609E
CLI0610E
CLI0611E
CLI0612E
CLI0613E
CLI0614E
CLI0615E
CLI0616E
CLI0617E
CLI0618E
CLI0619E
CLI0620E
CLI0621E
CLI0622E
CLI0623E
CLI0624E
CLI0625E
CLI0626E
CLI0627E
CLI0628E
CLI0629E
CLI0630E
CLI0631E
CLI0632E
CLI0633E
CLI0634E
CLI0635E
CLI0636E
CLI0637E
CLI0638E
CLI0639E
CLI0640E
CLI0641E
CLI0642E
CLI0643E
CLI0644E
CLI0645E
CLI0646E
CLI0647E
CLI0648N
CLI0649N
CLI0650N
CLI0651N
CLI0652W
CTE Messages
CTE0000 - CTE0499
CTE0015W
CTE0016W
CTE0017W
CTE0100E
CTE0101E
CTE0102E
CTE0103E
CTE0104E
CTE0105E
CTE0106E
CTE0107E
CTE0108E
CTE0109E
CTE0110E
CTE0111E
CTE0112E
CTE0113E
CTE0114E
CTE0115E
CTE0116E
CTE0117E
CTE0118E
CTE0119E
CTE0120E
CTE0121E
CTE0122E
CTE0126E
CTE0127E
CTE0129E
CTE0130E
CTE0131E
CTE0132E
CTE0133E
CTE0135E
CTE0136E
CTE0137E
CTE0138E
CTE0139E
CTE0140E
CTE0141E
CTE0142E
CTE0143E
CTE0144E
CTE0145E
CTE0146E
CTE0147E
CTE0148E
CTE0149E
CTE0150E
CTE0151E
CTE0152E
CTE0153E
CTE0154E
CTE0155E
CTE0157E
CTE0158E
CTE0159E
CTE0160E
CTE0162E
CTE0163E
CTE0164E
CTE0166E
CTE0167E
CTE0168E
CTE0169E
CTE0170E
CTE0171E
CTE0172E
CTE0173E
CTE0174E
CTE0175E
CTE0176E
CTE0177E
CTE0178E
CTE0179E
CTE0180E
CTE0181E
CTE0182E
CTE0183E
CTE0184E
CTE0184N
CTE0185E
CTE0185N
CTE0186E
CTE0187E
CTE0188E
CTE0189E
CTE0190E
CTE0191E
CTE0192E
CTE0194E
CTE0195E
CTE0198E
CTE0199E
CTE0199N
CTE0200E
CTE0201E
CTE0202E
CTE0203E
CTE0204E
CTE0205E
CTE0206E
CTE0207E
CTE0208E
CTE0209E
CTE0210E
CTE0211E
CTE0212E
CTE0213E
CTE0214E
CTE0215E
CTE0217E
CTE0218E
CTE0218N
CTE0219E
CTE0219N
CTE0220E
CTE0221E
CTE0222E
CTE0223E
CTE0224E
CTE0225E
CTE0227E
CTE0228E
CTE0231E
CTE0232E
CTE0233E
CTE0234E
CTE0235E
CTE0236E
CTE0237E
CTE0238E
CTE0239E
CTE0240E
CTE0242E
CTE0243E
CTE0244E
CTE0245E
CTE0246E
CTE0247E
CTE0248E
CTE0249E
CTE0249N
CTE0250E
CTE0251E
CTE0252E
CTE0253E
CTE0254E
CTE0255E
CTE0256E
CTE0257E
CTE0258E
CTE0259E
CTE0260E
CTE0261E
CTE0262E
CTE0263E
CTE0264E
CTE0265E
CTE0266E
CTE0267E
CTE0270E
CTE0271E
CTE0272E
CTE0273E
CTE0274E
CTE0275E
CTE0277E
CTE0278E
CTE0279E
CTE0280E
CTE0281E
CTE0282E
CTE0283E
CTE0284E
CTE0285E
CTE0286E
CTE0287E
CTE0288E
CTE0289E
CTE0290E
CTE0291E
CTE0292E
CTE0293E
CTE0294E
CTE0295E
CTE0296E
CTE0297E
CTE0298E
CTE0300N
CTE0301E
CTE0302E
CTE00303N
CTE0304N
CTE0305E
CTE0306N
CTE0307N
CTE0308N
CTE0309W
CTE0310N
CTE0312E
CTE0360E
CTE0451E
CTE0452E
CTE0453E
CTE0454E
CTE0455E
CTE0456E
CTE0457E
CTE0458E
CTE0500 - CTE0999
CTE0841E
CTE0842E
CTE0843E
CTE0844E
CTE0845E
CTE0846E
CTE0847E
CTE0849E
CTE0850E
CTE0851E
CTE0852E
CTE0853E
CTE0855E
CTE0856E
CTE0857E
CTE0858E
CTE0859E
CTE0860E
CTE0861E
CTE0862E
CTE0863E
CTE0864E
CTE0865E
CTE0866E
DB2 Messages
DB20000 - DB20499
DB20000I
DB21000 - DB21499
DB21001E
DB21002E
DB21003E
DB21004E
DB21005E
DB21006E
DB21007E
DB21008E
DB21009E
DB21010I
DB21011I
DB21015E
DB21016E
DB21017E
DB21018E
DB21019E
DB21020E
DB21021E
DB21022E
DB21023E
DB21024I
DB21025I
DB21026I
DB21027E
DB21028E
DB21029E
DB21030E
DB21031E
DB21032E
DB21033E
DB21034E
DB21035E
DB21036E
DB21037W
DB21040E
DB21041W
DB21042E
DB21043E
DB21044E
DB21045E
DB21046E
DB21050E
DB21051E
DB21052I
DB21053W
DB21054E
DB21055W
DB21056W
DB21057E
DB21058E
DB21059E
DB21060E
DB21061E
DB21070W
DB21071W
DB21080E
DB21081E
DB21082E
DB21083E
DB21084E
DB21085I
DB21086I
DB21089I
DB21100E
DB21101E
DB21102E
DB21103E
DB21104E
DB21105E
DB21106E
DB21107E
DB21108E
DB21109E
DB21500 - DB21999
DB21500I
DB21501E
DB21502E
DB21503E
DB21504E
DB21505E
DB21506E
DB21507E
DB21509E
DB21510E
DB21511E
DB21512E
DB21513E
DB21514E
DB21515E
DB21516E
DB21517E
DB21518E
DB21519E
DB21520E
DB21521E
DB21522E
DB21523E
DB21524E
DB21525E
DB21526E
DB21527E
DB21528E
DB21529E
DB21530E
DB21531E
DB21532E
DB21533E
DB21534E
DB21535E
DB21536E
DB21537E
DB21538E
DB21540E
DB21541E
DB21542E
DB21543E
DB21544E
DB21545E
DB21546E
DB21547E
DB21548E
DB21549N
DB21600N
DB22000 - DB22499
DB22000E
DB22001E
DB22002E
DB22003E
DB22004I
DB22005I
DB22006E
DB22007E
DB22008E
DB22009E
DB22010E
DB22011E
DB22012E
DB22013E
DB22014E
DB22015E
DB22016E
DB22017E
DB22018E
DB22019E
DB22020E
DB22021E
DB22022E
DB22023E
DB22024E
DB22025E
DB22026E
DB22027E
DB22028E
DB22029E
DB22030E
DB22031E
DB22032I
DB22033I
DB22034I
DB22035I
DB22036E
DB22037E
DB22038E
DB22039E
DB22040E
DB22041E
DB22042E
DB22043E
DB22044E
DB22045E
DB29000 - DB29499
DB29320W
DB29500 - DB29999
DB29501E
DB29502E
DB29503E
DB29504E
DB29523W
DB29524E
DB29525E
DB29526E
DB29527W
DB29528W
DB29530W
DB29537E
DB29542E
DB29543E
DB29544E
DB29545E
DB29546E
DB210000 - DB210499
DB210200I
DB210201I
DB210202E
DB210203I
DB210204E
DB210205W
DB210206W
DB210207E
DB210208E
DB210209I
DB210210E
DB210211W
DB210212W
DB210213W
DB210214W
DB210215W
DB210220E
DB210221E
DB210222E
DB210223E
DB216000 - DB216499
DB216001I
DB216002W
DB250000 - DB250499
DB250000I
DB250001I
DB250002E
DB250003E
DB250004E
DB250005E
DB250006E
DB250007I
DB250008E
DB250009E
DB250010E
DB250011E
DB250012E
DB250013E
DB250014I
DB250015I
DB250016E
DB250017E
DB250100E
DB250101E
DB250102E
DB250103E
DB250104E
DB250200E
DB250201E
DB250202E
DB250203E
DB250204E
DB250205E
DB250206E
DB250207E
DB250208E
DB250209I
DB250210I
DB250211E
DB250212E
DB250300E
DB250301E
DB250302E
DB250303E
DB250400E
DB250401E
DB250402E
DB250403E
DB250405E
DB250406E
DB250407E
DB250408E
DB250409E
DB250410I
DB250411E
DB250412E
DB250413E
DB250414I
DB250415W
DB250416W
DB250417E
DB250418W
DB250419W
DB250420E
DB250421I
DB250422W
DB250500 - DB250999
DB250500W
DB250501E
DB250502E
DB250503E
DB250504E
DB250505E
DB250506E
DB250507I
DB250508I
DB250601E
DBA Messages
DBA0000 - DBA0499
DBA0000I
DBA0001E
DBA0002E
DBA0003E
DBA0004E
DBA0005E
DBA0006E
DBA0007E
DBA0008E
DBA0009E
DBA0010E
DBA0011E
DBA0012E
DBA0013W
DBA0014E
DBA0015E
DBA0016E
DBA0017E
DBA0018E
DBA0019E
DBA0020E
DBA0021E
DBA0022W
DBA0023W
DBA0024W
DBA0025W
DBA0026E
DBA0027E
DBA0028I
DBA0029C
DBA0030E
DBA0031E
DBA0032C
DBA0033C
DBA0034C
DBA0035C
DBA0036I
DBA0037I
DBA0039W
DBA0040W
DBA0041I
DBA0042I
DBA0043I
DBA0044N
DBA0045N
DBA0046N
DBA0047N
DBA0048N
DBA0049N
DBA0099N
DBA0100I
DBA0101W
DBA0102W
DBA0103W
DBA0113E
DBA0114W
DBA0115I
DBA0116I
DBA0117W
DBA0200E
DBA0201E
DBA0202E
DBA0203N
DBA0500 - DBA0999
DBA0900N
DBA0901N
DBA0902E
DBA0903E
DBA0904E
DBA0905E
DBA0906E
DBA0907E
DBA0908E
DBA0909E
DBA0910E
DBA0911E
DBA0912E
DBA0913E
DBA1000 - DBA1499
DBA1005W
DBA1006E
DBA1007W
DBA1100W
DBA1101I
DBA1102E
DBA1103W
DBA1104I
DBA1107E
DBA1108W
DBA1109W
DBA1110I
DBA1111E
DBA1112E
DBA1113E
DBA1114E
DBA1115E
DBA1116E
DBA1117E
DBA1118E
DBA1119E
DBA1121I
DBA1122I
DBA1123I
DBA1126I
DBA1127I
DBA1128E
DBA1129E
DBA1130E
DBA1131E
DBA1132E
DBA1133E
DBA1134I
DBA1135I
DBA1136E
DBA1137E
DBA1138E
DBA1139E
DBA1140E
DBA1141E
DBA1142W
DBA1143E
DBA1144E
DBA1145E
DBA1146E
DBA1147E
DBA1148E
DBA1149E
DBA1150E
DBA1151W
DBA1152E
DBA1153E
DBA1154E
DBA1155E
DBA1156W
DBA1157E
DBA1158I
DBA1159I
DBA1160I
DBA1161I
DBA1162I
DBA1163E
DBA1164E
DBA1165E
DBA1166E
DBA1167E
DBA1168E
DBA1169I
DBA1170E
DBA1171N
DBA1172W
DBA1173N
DBA1174I
DBA1175W
DBA1176N
DBA1177N
DBA1178W
DBA1179W
DBA1180W
DBA1181W
DBA1183N
DBA1184W
DBA1185W
DBA1186W
DBA1187N
DBA1188E
DBA1189I
DBA1350I
DBA1351I
DBA1352I
DBA1353W
DBA1354E
DBA1355E
DBA1356E
DBA1357E
DBA1358E
DBA1500 - DBA1999
DBA1500E
DBA1501E
DBA1502E
DBA1503E
DBA1510E
DBA1511E
DBA1520W
DBA1521W
DBA1522W
DBA1530E
DBA1533E
DBA1534W
DBA1540E
DBA1541E
DBA1550E
DBA1551E
DBA1552E
DBA1560E
DBA1561E
DBA1562E
DBA1563E
DBA1564E
DBA1565E
DBA1566E
DBA1567E
DBA1568W
DBA1569E
DBA1570E
DBA1571W
DBA1572E
DBA1573E
DBA1580E
DBA1581E
DBA1582E
DBA1583E
DBA1590W
DBA2000 - DBA2499
DBA2000E
DBA2001E
DBA2002E
DBA2003E
DBA2004E
DBA2005E
DBA2006E
DBA2007E
DBA2008I
DBA2009E
DBA2010E
DBA2011E
DBA2012E
DBA2013E
DBA2014E
DBA2015E
DBA2016E
DBA2017I
DBA2018I
DBA2019E
DBA2020E
DBA2021I
DBA2022I
DBA2023E
DBA2024E
DBA2025E
DBA2026I
DBA2027I
DBA2028E
DBA2029E
DBA2030E
DBA2031I
DBA2032E
DBA2033E
DBA2034I
DBA2035E
DBA2036E
DBA2037E
DBA2038E
DBA2039E
DBA2040E
DBA2041E
DBA2042E
DBA2043I
DBA2044E
DBA2046E
DBA2047E
DBA2048E
DBA2049E
DBA2050E
DBA2051E
DBA2052E
DBA2053E
DBA2054E
DBA2055E
DBA2056I
DBA2057E
DBA2058E
DBA2059E
DBA2060E
DBA2061I
DBA2062E
DBA2063E
DBA2064E
DBA2065E
DBA2067I
DBA2068E
DBA2069W
DBA2070W
DBA2071W
DBA2072E
DBA2073E
DBA2074E
DBA2075I
DBA2076E
DBA2077E
DBA2078E
DBA2081W
DBA2082W
DBA2083I
DBA2151E
DBA2152I
DBA2153I
DBA2154I
DBA2155I
DBA2156I
DBA2157I
DBA2158I
DBA2160I
DBA2161I
DBA2171I
DBA2172I
DBA2173I
DBA2174E
DBA2175E
DBA2176E
DBA2177E
DBA2178E
DBA2179E
DBA2180I
DBA2181I
DBA2182N
DBA2192E
DBA2193W
DBA2194E
DBA3000 - DBA3499
DBA3007W
DBA3008W
DBA3009E
DBA3010E
DBA3011E
DBA3012I
DBA3013E
DBA3014E
DBA3015I
DBA3016I
DBA3017I
DBA3018I
DBA3019I
DBA3020E
DBA3021E
DBA3022E
DBA3023E
DBA3024E
DBA3025E
DBA3026E
DBA3033I
DBA3034W
DBA3035W
DBA3036I
DBA3037E
DBA3038I
DBA3039E
DBA3040E
DBA3041E
DBA3042E
DBA3043E
DBA3044E
DBA3045E
DBA3046E
DBA3047E
DBA3059I
DBA3060I
DBA3061I
DBA3062N
DBA3063N
DBA3064N
DBA3065E
DBA3066E
DBA4000 - DBA4499
DBA4000W
DBA4001I
DBA4002W
DBA4003I
DBA4004E
DBA4005W
DBA4006W
DBA4007W
DBA4008W
DBA4009I
DBA4010E
DBA4011E
DBA4012E
DBA4013I
DBA4014I
DBA4015E
DBA4016E
DBA4017E
DBA4018W
DBA4019E
DBA4020W
DBA4021W
DBA4023E
DBA4024W
DBA4025W
DBA4026E
DBA4027I
DBA4060E
DBA4065E
DBA4070E
DBA4071W
DBA4072E
DBA4074E
DBA4075E
DBA4076E
DBA4079E
DBA4080E
DBA4083E
DBA4090E
DBA4095I
DBA4220I
DBA4221I
DBA4222I
DBA4223I
DBA4500 - DBA4999
DBA4730E
DBA4731E
DBA4732E
DBA4733W
DBA4734E
DBA4735E
DBA4736E
DBA4737E
DBA4738E
DBA4739E
DBA4740E
DBA4741E
DBA4742E
DBA4743E
DBA4744E
DBA4745E
DBA4746E
DBA4747E
DBA4748E
DBA4749E
DBA4750E
DBA5000 - DBA5499
DBA5006E
DBA5007E
DBA5250I
DBA5300E
DBA5311E
DBA5350E
DBA5351E
DBA5352E
DBA5353E
DBA5354E
DBA5355E
DBA5356E
DBA5357E
DBA5358I
DBA5500 - DBA5999
DBA5500E
DBA5501W
DBA5502E
DBA5503I
DBA5504W
DBA5505E
DBA5506E
DBA5507E
DBA5508W
DBA5509E
DBA5510E
DBA5511E
DBA5512E
DBA5513E
DBA5514I
DBA5515E
DBA5516W
DBA5517E
DBA5518E
DBA5519I
DBA5520E
DBA5521I
DBA6000 - DBA6499
DBA6001I
DBA6002I
DBA6003I
DBA6004I
DBA6005I
DBA6006I
DBA6007I
DBA6008I
DBA6009I
DBA6010I
DBA6012I
DBA6013I
DBA6014I
DBA6015I
DBA6016I
DBA6100I
DBA6101E
DBA6102I
DBA6103E
DBA6104W
DBA6105E
DBA6106E
DBA6107E
DBA6108E
DBA6109E
DBA6110E
DBA6111E
DBA6112I
DBA6113E
DBA6114E
DBA6115E
DBA6116E
DBA6117W
DBA6118W
DBA6119W
DBA6120W
DBA6121W
DBA6123E
DBA6124W
DBA6125W
DBA7000 - DBA7499
DBA7000E
DBA7001E
DBA7002E
DBA7003W
DBA7004E
DBA7005E
DBA7006E
DBA7007E
DBA7008I
DBA7009E
DBA7010E
DBA7011E
DBA7012E
DBA7013E
DBA7014E
DBA7015E
DBA7016E
DBA7017E
DBA7018E
DBA7019E
DBA7100W
DBA7101E
DBA7102W
DBA7200E
DBA7201E
DBA7300W
DBA7301W
DBA7302E
DBA7303E
DBA7304W
DBA7305E
DBA7306E
DBA7307W
DBA7308W
DBA7309W
DBA7310I
DBA7311I
DBA7312I
DBA7313I
DBA7314W
DBA7315W
DBA7316E
DBA7317W
DBA7318I
DBA7319E
DBA7320E
DBA7321E
DBA7323I
DBA7324I
DBA7325W
DBA7326E
DBA7327I
DBA7328I
DBA7329W
DBA7330E
DBA7331W
DBA7332W
DBA7500 - DBA7999
DBA7500N
DBA7501N
DBA7502N
DBA7503N
DBA7504N
DBA7510W
DBA7511W
DBA7512W
DBA7513W
DBA7514W
DBA7515W
DBA7516N
DBA7517N
DBA7604N
DBA7608N
DBA7609W
DBA7610W
DBA7611N
DBA7612N
DBA7613W
DBA7614W
DBA7615N
DBA7616N
DBA7617N
DBA7618W
DBA7619W
DBA7620N
DBA7621W
DBA7627N
DBA7628N
DBA7630W
DBA7631W
DBA7632N
DBA7633N
DBA7634N
DBA7666W
DBA7900N
DBA7901W
DBA7902N
DBA7903N
DBA7904N
DBA7905N
DBA7906N
DBA7907W
DBA7908E
DBA8000 - DBA8499
DBA8000E
DBA8001E
DBA8002E
DBA8010N
DBA8011N
DBA8012I
DBA8013I
DBA8015N
DBA8016N
DBI Messages
DBI1000 - DBI1499
DBI1001I
DBI1002I
DBI1003I
DBI1004W
DBI1006I
DBI1007I
DBI1008E
DBI1009E
DBI1011I
DBI1013I
DBI1014E
DBI1015I
DBI1016I
DBI1017I
DBI1018I
DBI1019E
DBI1020I
DBI1021I
DBI1022I
DBI1023I
DBI1024I
DBI1025I
DBI1026I
DBI1027I
DBI1028I
DBI1029I
DBI1030E
DBI1031E
DBI1032E
DBI1033E
DBI1034W
DBI1035E
DBI1036E
DBI1037E
DBI1038E
DBI1039W
DBI1040I
DBI1041E
DBI1042E
DBI1043E
DBI1044E
DBI1045I
DBI1046I
DBI1047I
DBI1048I
DBI1049I
DBI1050E
DBI1051E
DBI1052E
DBI1053E
DBI1054I
DBI1055E
DBI1056I
DBI1057E
DBI1058E
DBI1059E
DBI1060E
DBI1061E
DBI1062E
DBI1063E
DBI1064E
DBI1065E
DBI1066E
DBI1067E
DBI1068E
DBI1069E
DBI1070I
DBI1071E
DBI1072I
DBI1073E
DBI1074E
DBI1075E
DBI1077E
DBI1078E
DBI1079I
DBI1080E
DBI1081E
DBI1082E
DBI1083E
DBI1084E
DBI1085E
DBI1086E
DBI1087E
DBI1088E
DBI1089E
DBI1090E
DBI1091E
DBI1092E
DBI1093E
DBI1094E
DBI1095W
DBI1096E
DBI1097E
DBI1098I
DBI1099I
DBI1100E
DBI1101E
DBI1102E
DBI1103E
DBI1104E
DBI1105E
DBI1106E
DBI1108E
DBI1109E
DBI1110I
DBI1111E
DBI1112E
DBI1113W
DBI1114W
DBI1115E
DBI1116W
DBI1117I
DBI1118W
DBI1119I
DBI1120E
DBI1121E
DBI1122E
DBI1123E
DBI1124E
DBI1125E
DBI1126W
DBI1127E
DBI1128E
DBI1129E
DBI1130E
DBI1131E
DBI1132E
DBI1134W
DBI1135E
DBI1136W
DBI1137W
DBI1138W
DBI1139E
DBI1140W
DBI1141E
DBI1142W
DBI1143W
DBI1144E
DBI1146E
DBI1147E
DBI1148E
DBI1149E
DBI1150W
DBI1151E
DBI1152E
DBI1153E
DBI1154E
DBI1155E
DBI1156I
DBI1157E
DBI1158I
DBI1159E
DBI1160I
DBI1161I
DBI1162I
DBI1163I
DBI1164E
DBI1165E
DBI1168W
DBI1169E
DBI1171E
DBI1172W
DBI1173W
DBI1175W
DBI1176I
DBI1177W
DBI1178W
DBI1179E
DBI1180E
DBI1181E
DBI1182W
DBI1183W
DBI1184W
DBI1185I
DBI1186I
DBI1187E
DBI1188E
DBI1189E
DBI1190I
DBI1191I
DBI1192I
DBI1193W
DBI1194E
DBI1195E
DBI1199I
DBI1200E
DBI1202E
DBI1203I
DBI1204E
DBI1205E
DBI1206E
DBI1207E
DBI1208E
DBI1209E
DBI1210E
DBI1211E
DBI1212W
DBI1213I
DBI1214I
DBI1215I
DBI1216E
DBI1217E
DBI1218I
DBI1219E
DBI1220W
DBI1221W
DBI1222W
DBI1223W
DBI1225W
DBI1227E
DBI1228E
DBI1229E
DBI1230E
DBI1231E
DBI1232E
DBI1233E
DBI1234E
DBI1235E
DBI1236E
DBI1237E
DBI1239I
DBI1240E
DBI1241I
DBI1242I
DBI1243I
DBI1244I
DBI1245E
DBI1246I
DBI1247W
DBI1248E
DBI1249E
DBI1250E
DBI1251N
DBI1252N
DBI1253N
DBI1254N
DBI1255E
DBI1257I
DBI1258E
DBI1259I
DBI1260E
DBI1261E
DBI1262E
DBI1263I
DBI1264E
DBI1265I
DBI1266I
DBI1267I
DBI1268E
DBI1269I
DBI1270E
DBI1271E
DBI1272I
DBI1273W
DBI1274N
DBI1275E
DBI1276E
DBI1277E
DBI1278W
DBI1279I
DBI1281E
DBI1282W
DBI1283E
DBI1284I
DBI1285E
DBI1286E
DBI1287E
DBI1288E
DBI1289W
DBI1290E
DBI1291E
DBI1292E
DBI1293E
DBI1294W
DBI1295E
DBI1296E
DBI1297E
DBI1298E
DBI1299E
DBI1300N
DBI1301E
DBI1302E
DBI1303W
DBI1304E
DBI1305E
DBI1306N
DBI1307N
DBI1308E
DBI1309E
DBI1310E
DBI1311I
DBI1312I
DBI1313I
DBI1314I
DBI1315E
DBI1316E
DBI1317E
DBI1318E
DBI1319W
DBI1320W
DBI1321W
DBI1322I
DBI1323I
DBI1324W
DBI1325E
DBI1326W
DBI1327E
DBI1329I
DBI1330W
DBI1331E
DBI1332E
DBI1333I
DBI1334E
DBI1335I
DBI1336E
DBI1337I
DBI1338E
DBI1339I
DBI1340I
DBI1341E
DBI1342E
DBI1343I
DBI1344E
DBI1345W
DBI1346W
DBI1347W
DBI1348W
DBI1349W
DBI1350E
DBI1351E
DBI1352E
DBI1353E
DBI1354E
DBI1355I
DBI1356I
DBI1357I
DBI1358W
DBI1359E
DBI1360E
DBI1361E
DBI1362W
DBI1363E
DBI1364E
DBI1365E
DBI1366E
DBI1367E
DBI1368E
DBI1369W
DBI1370W
DBI1371E
DBI1372E
DBI1373E
DBI1374W
DBI1375E
DBI1376E
DBI1377N
DBI1378N
DBI1379I
DBI1380W
DBI1381W
DBI1382W
DBI1383I
DBI1384E
DBI1385W
DBI1386N
DBI1387I
DBI1388I
DBI1389I
DBI1390E
DBI1391E
DBI1392W
DBI1400N
DBI1401I
DBI1402I
DBI1403I
DBI1404N
DBI1405I
DBI1406N
DBI1407N
DBI1408N
DBI1409N
DBI1410I
DBI1411I
DBI1412W
DBI1413W
DBI1414I
DBI1415I
DBI1416N
DBI1417N
DBI1418I
DBI1419N
DBI1420N
DBI1421N
DBI1422N
DBI1423N
DBI1424N
DBI1425E
DBI1426I
DBI1427I
DBI1428N
DBI1429N
DBI1430N
DBI1431N
DBI1432N
DBI1433N
DBI1434N
DBI1435E
DBI1444E
DBI1445E
DBI1446I
DBI1447E
DBI1448E
DBI1449I
DBI1450I
DBI1451E
DBI1452E
DBI1457E
DBI1459E
DBI1500 - DBI1999
DBI1500I
DBI1501E
DBI1502E
DBI1503E
DBI1504E
DBI1505E
DBI1507E
DBI1511E
DBI1513E
DBI1514I
DBI1515E
DBI1516E
DBI1517E
DBI1518E
DBI1520E
DBI1521E
DBI1522E
DBI1530E
DBI1540E
DBI1541E
DBI1550E
DBI1570I
DBI1631E
DBI1632E
DBI1633E
DBI1634W
DBI1635E
DBI1637W
DBI1639E
DBI1640W
DBI1651E
DBI1652E
DBI1653E
DBI1654E
DBI1655E
DBI1657E
DBI1701E
DBI1702E
DBI1703E
DBI1704W
DBI1705E
DBI1709E
DBI1711E
DBI1715E
DBI1720E
DBI1722E
DBI1725W
DBI1740W
DBI1741W
DBI1744W
DBI1745W
DBI1746W
DBI1747W
DBI1750W
DBI1751W
DBI1753W
DBI1754W
DBI1755W
DBI1756W
DBI1757W
DBI1758W
DBI1759W
DBI1760E
DBI1761W
DBI1762W
DBI1763I
DBI1765W
DBI1766W
DBI1767W
DBI1768W
DBI1769W
DBI1770E
DBI1771I
DBI1775W
DBI1780W
DBI1782E
DBI1783E
DBI1784E
DBI1785E
DBI1790E
DBI1791W
DBI1792I
DBI1793W
DBI1794E
DBI1795E
DBI1796W
DBI1797I
DBI1900N
DBI1901N
DBI1902N
DBI1903N
DBI1904N
DBI1905N
DBI1906N
DBI1907N
DBI1908N
DBI1909N
DBI1910N
DBI1911N
DBI1912I
DBI1913N
DBI1914N
DBI1915N
DBI1916N
DBI1917I
DBI1918N
DBI1919N
DBI1920N
DBI1921N
DBI1922N
DBI1923N
DBI1924N
DBI1925N
DBI1926N
DBI1927N
DBI1928N
DBI1929N
DBI1930N
DBI1931N
DBI1932N
DBI1933N
DBI1934N
DBI1935N
DBI1936N
DBI1937W
DBI1940N
DBI1941W
DBI1942N
DBI1943N
DBI1944N
DBI1945N
DBI1946N
DBI1947N
DBI1948N
DBI1949E
DBI1950W
DBI1951W
DBI1952E
DBI1953E
DBI1954E
DBI1955E
DBI1956I
DBI1957E
DBI1958N
DBI1959N
DBI1960N
DBI1961N
DBI1962N
DBI1963N
DBI1964N
DBI1965N
DBI1966N
DBI1967N
DBI1968N
DBI1969N
DBI1970N
DBI1971N
DBI1972N
DBI1973N
DBI1974N
DBI1975N
DBI1978E
DBI1980W
DBT Messages
DBT1000 - DBT1499
DBT1000I
DBT1001N
DBT1002N
DBT1003N
DBT1004N
DBT1005N
DBT1006N
DBT1007N
DBT1008N
DBT1009N
DBT1010N
DBT1011N
DBT1012N
DBT1013N
DBT1014N
DBT1015N
DBT1016N
DBT1017N
DBT1018N
DBT1019N
DBT1020N
DBT1021N
DBT1022N
DBT1023N
DBT1024N
DBT1025N
DBT1026N
DBT1027N
DBT1028N
DBT1029N
DBT1030N
DBT1031N
DBT1032N
DBT1033N
DBT1034N
DBT1035N
DBT1036N
DBT1037N
DBT1038N
DBT1039N
DBT2000 - DBT2499
DBT2002W
DBT2006I
DBT2007W
DBT2008N
DBT2009N
DBT2015W
DBT2016I
DBT2017N
DBT2018N
DBT2019N
DBT2020N
DBT2021N
DBT2022N
DBT2027N
DBT2032W
DBT2036W
DBT2039I
DBT2047N
DBT2048I
DBT2049I
DBT2050I
DBT2051N
DBT2052I
DBT2053I
DBT2054I
DBT2055I
DBT2062I
DBT2063N
DBT2065I
DBT2067N
DBT2068N
DBT2069N
DBT2071I
DBT2102N
DBT2103N
DBT2104N
DBT2106N
DBT2108N
DBT2109N
DBT2110N
DBT2111N
DBT2112N
DBT2113N
DBT2114N
DBT2115N
DBT2116N
DBT2117N
DBT2118N
DBT2119N
DBT2120N
DBT2121N
DBT2122N
DBT2123N
DBT2124N
DBT2125N
DBT2126N
DBT2127N
DBT2128N
DBT2129W
DBT2130N
DBT2131N
DBT2132N
DBT2138N
DBT2150N
DBT3000 - DBT3499
DBT3007I
DBT3008I
DBT3009I
DBT3101E
DBT3102E
DBT3103E
DBT3104E
DBT3105E
DBT3106E
DBT3107E
DBT3108I
DBT3109E
DBT3110E
DBT3201E
DBT3202E
DBT3203E
DBT3204E
DBT3205E
DBT3206E
DBT3207E
DBT3208E
DBT3209E
DBT4000 - DBT4499
DBT4000N
DBT4001N
DBT4002N
DBT4003N
DBT4004N
DBT4005N
DBT4006N
DBT4007N
DBT4008N
DBT4009N
DBT4010N
DBT4011N
DBT4012N
DBT4013I
DBT4014I
DBT4015N
DBT4016N
DBT4017N
DBT4018N
DBT4019N
DBT4020N
DBT4021N
DBT4022N
DBT4023N
DBT4024N
DBT4025N
DBT7000 - DBT7499
DBT7000I
DBT7001E
DBT7002E
DBT7003E
DBT7004E
DBT7005E
DBT7006E
DBT7007E
DBT7008E
DBT7009E
DBT7010E
DBT7011E
DBT7012E
DBT7013E
DBT7014E
DBT7015W
DBT7016E
DBT7017E
DBT7018E
DBT7019E
DBT7020E
DBT7021E
DBT7022E
DBT7023E
DBT7024E
DBT7025E
DBT7026E
DBT7027E
DBT7028E
DBT7029E
DBT7030E
DBT7031E
DBT7032W
DBT7033E
DBT7034E
DBT7035W
DBT7036W
DBT7037W
DBT7038I
DBT7039I
DBT7040E
DBT7041I
DBT7042I
DBT7043I
DBT7044E
DBT7045E
DBT7046E
DBT7047E
DBT7048E
DBT7049E
DBT7050E
DBT7051E
DBT7052E
DBT7053E
DBT7054E
DBT7055E
DBT7056E
DBT7058E
DBT7059E
DBT7060E
DBT7065E
DBT7066E
DBT7067E
DBT7068E
DBT7069E
DBT7070E
DBT7071E
DBT7072E
DBT7074E
DBT7075E
DBT7076E
DBT7077E
DBT7078E
DBT7079E
DBT7080E
DBT7081W
DBT7082W
DBT7083W
DBT7084W
DBT7085W
DBT7086W
DBT7087W
DQP Messages
DQP0000 - DQP0499
DQP0001E
DQP0002E
DQP0003E
DQP0004E
DQP0005E
DQP0006E
DQP0007E
DQP0008E
DQP0009E
DQP0010E
DQP0011E
DQP0012E
DQP0019E
DQP0020E
DQP0021E
DQP0024E
DQP0025E
DQP0406E
DQP0408E
DQP0409E
DQP0410E
DQP0412I
DQP0413E
DQP0414E
DQP0415I
DQP0416E
DQP0417E
DQP0418E
DQP0419E
DQP0420I
DQP0421I
DQP0422E
DQP0423E
DQP0424E
DQP0431E
DQP0432E
DQP1000 - DQP1499
DQP1001E
DQP1002E
DQP1003E
DQP1004E
DQP1005E
DQP1006E
DQP1008E
DQP1009E
DQP1010E
DQP1011E
DQP1012E
DQP1023E
DQP1024W
DQP1025W
DQP1026W
DQP1028E
DQP2000 - DQP2499
DQP2020E
DQP2101I
DQP2102I
DQP2103I
DQP2104I
DQP2105I
DQP2106I
DQP2107E
DQP2108E
DQP2109E
DQP2110E
DQP2111I
DQP2112I
DQP2113I
DQP2114I
DQP2115E
DQP2116E
DQP2117I
DQP2118I
DQP2119I
DQP2120I
DQP2121I
DQP2122I
DQP2123I
DQP2124E
DQP2125E
DQP2126E
DQP2127E
DQP2128I
DQP2129I
DQP2130E
DQP2131I
DQP2132I
DQP2133I
DQP2134I
DQP2135E
DQP2136I
DQP2137I
DQP2138I
DQP2139I
DQP2140I
DQP2141I
DQP2142E
DQP2143E
DQP2144E
DQP2145E
DQP2146E
DQP2147E
DQP2148E
DQP2149E
DQP2150E
DQP2151E
DQP2152E
DQP2153E
DQP2154E
DQP2155E
DQP2156E
DQP2157E
DQP2158E
DQP2159I
DQP2160I
DQP2161I
DQP2162I
DQP2163I
DQP2164I
DQP2165I
DQP2166E
DQP2167E
DQP2168I
DQP2169I
DQP2170I
DQP2171I
DQP2172I
DQP2173E
DQP2174I
DQP2175I
DQP2176E
DQP2177E
DQP2178E
DQP2179I
DQP2180W
DQP2181E
DQP2182I
DQP2183E
DQP2184E
DQP2185I
DQP2186I
DQP2187W
DQP2188W
DQP2189W
DQP2190W
DQP2191W
DQP2192W
DQP2193W
DQP2194W
DQP2195W
DQP2196W
DQP2197I
DQP2198E
DQP2199W
DQP2200W
DQP2202I
DQP2203I
DQP2204I
DQP2205E
DQP2206E
DQP2207E
DQP2208E
DQP2209W
DQP2210E
DQP2211E
DQP2212W
DQP2213W
DQP2214E
DQP2215E
DQP2216E
DQP2217E
DQP2218I
DQP2500 - DQP2999
DQP2505I
DQP2506E
DQP2507E
DQP2508E
DQP2516E
DQP2518E
DQP2519E
DQP2520W
DQP2521E
DQP2522E
DQP2523I
DQP2526I
DQP2604I
DQP2605E
DQP2606W
DQP2607I
DQP2608E
DQP2609W
DQP2610E
DQP2611W
DQP2612I
DQP2613W
DQP2614W
DQP2615I
DQP2616W
DQP2617E
DQP2625W
DQP2627W
DQP3000 - DQP3499
DQP3000E
DQP3001E
DQP3002E
DQP3003E
DQP3010E
DQP3011E
DQP3012E
DXX Messages
DXXA Messages
DXXA000I
DXXA001S
DXXA002I
DXXA003E
DXXA004E
DXXA005I
DXXA006I
DXXA007E
DXXA008I
DXXA009E
DXXA010E
DXXA011E
DXXA012E
DXXA013E
DXXA014E
DXXA015E
DXXA016E
DXXA017E
DXXA018E
DXXA019E
DXXA020E
DXXA021E
DXXA022I
DXXA023E
DXXA024E
DXXA025E
DXXA026E
DXXA027E
DXXA028E
DXXA029E
DXXA030E
DXXA031E
DXXA032E
DXXA033E
DXXA034I
DXXA035I
DXXA036I
DXXA037E
DXXA038E
DXXA039E
DXXA046E
DXXA047E
DXXA048E
DXXA049E
DXXA050E
DXXA051E
DXXA052E
DXXA053E
DXXA054E
DXXA056E
DXXA057E
DXXA058E
DXXA059E
DXXA060E
DXXA061E
DXXA062E
DXXA063I
DXXA064I
DXXA065E
DXXA066I
DXXA067I
DXXA068I
DXXA069I
DXXA070W
DXXA071W
DXXA072E
DXXA073E
DXXA074E
DXXA075E
DXXA076E
DXXA077E
DXXC Messages
DXXC000E
DXXC001E
DXXC002E
DXXC003E
DXXC004E
DXXC005E
DXXC006E
DXXC007E
DXXC008E
DXXC009E
DXXC010E
DXXC011E
DXXC012E
DXXC013E
DXXD Messages
DXXD000E
DXXD001E
DXXD002E
DXXD003W
DXXG Messages
DXXG000E
DXXG001E
DXXG002E
DXXG004E
DXXG005E
DXXG006E
DXXG007E
DXXG008E
DXXG009E
DXXG010E
DXXG011E
DXXG012E
DXXG013E
DXXG014E
DXXG015E
DXXG016E
DXXG017E
DXXM Messages
DXXM001W
DXXQ Messages
DXXQ000E
DXXQ001E
DXXQ002E
DXXQ003W
DXXQ004E
DXXQ005E
DXXQ006E
DXXQ007E
DXXQ008E
DXXQ009E
DXXQ010E
DXXQ011E
DXXQ012E
DXXQ013E
DXXQ014E
DXXQ015E
DXXQ016E
DXXQ017E
DXXQ018E
DXXQ019E
DXXQ020I
DXXQ021E
DXXQ022E
DXXQ023E
DXXQ024E
DXXQ025I
DXXQ026E
DXXQ028E
DXXQ029E
DXXQ030E
DXXQ031E
DXXQ032E
DXXQ033E
DXXQ034E
DXXQ035E
DXXQ036E
DXXQ037E
DXXQ038E
DXXQ039E
DXXQ040E
DXXQ041W
DXXQ043E
DXXQ044E
DXXQ045E
DXXQ046W
DXXQ047E
DXXQ048E
DXXQ049E
DXXQ050E
DXXQ051E
DXXQ052E
DXXQ053E
DXXQ054E
DXXQ055E
DXXQ056E
DXXQ057E
DXXQ058E
DXXQ059E
DXXQ060E
DXXQ061E
DXXQ062E
DXXQ063E
DXXQ064E
DXXQ065I
DXXQ066E
DXXQ067E
DXXQ068E
DXXQ069E
DXXQ070E
DXXQ071E
DXXQ072E
DXXQ073E
EAS Messages
EAS0000 - EAS0499
EAS0001I
EAS0002I
EAS0003I
EAS0004I
EAS0005E
EAS0013E
EAS0015E
EAS0018I
EAS0019W
EAS0020E
EAS0021E
EAS0022E
EAS0100E
EAS0110E
EAS0120E
EAS0121E
EAS0130E
EAS0140E
EAS0150E
EAS0160E
EAS0170W
EAS0180E
EAS1000 - EAS1499
EAS01000E
EAS01001E
EAS01002E
EXP Messages
EXP0000 - EXP0499
EXP0001W
EXP0002W
EXP0003W
EXP0004W
EXP0005W
EXP0006W
EXP0007W
EXP0008W
EXP0009W
EXP0010W
EXP0011W
EXP0012W
EXP0013W
EXP0014W
EXP0015W
EXP0016W
EXP0017W
EXP0019W
EXP0020W
EXP0021W
EXP0022W
EXP0023W
EXP0024W
EXP0025W
EXP0026W
EXP0027W
EXP0028W
EXP0029W
EXP0030W
EXP0031W
EXP0032W
EXP0033W
EXP0034W
EXP0035W
EXP0036W
EXP0037W
EXP0038W
EXP0039I
EXP0040I
EXP0041I
EXP0042I
EXP0043I
EXP0044W
EXP0045W
EXP0046W
EXP0047W
EXP0051W
EXP0052W
EXP0053W
EXP0054W
EXP0055W
EXP0056W
EXP0057W
EXP0058W
EXP0059W
EXP0060W
EXP0061W
EXP0062W
EXP0063W
EXP0064W
EXP0065W
EXP0066W
EXP0067W
EXP0068W
EXP0069W
EXP0070W
EXP0071W
EXP0072W
EXP0073W
EXP0074W
EXP0075W
EXP0077W
EXP0078W
EXP0079W
EXP0080W
EXP0081W
EXP0082W
EXP0147W
EXP0148W
EXP0149W
EXP0150W
EXP0151W
EXP0152W
EXP0153W
EXP0154W
EXP0155W
EXP0156W
EXP0157W
EXP0158W
EXP0159W
EXP0160W
EXP0161W
EXP0162W
EXP0163W
EXP0164W
EXP0165W
EXP0167W
EXP0171I
EXP0181W
EXP0182W
EXP0183W
EXP0184W
EXP0185W
EXP0186W
EXP0187W
EXP0188W
EXP0189W
EXP0190W
EXP0191I
EXP0201W
EXP0202W
EXP0203W
EXP0204W
EXP0205W
EXP0206W
EXP0207W
EXP0208W
EXP0221W
EXP0222W
EXP0223W
EXP0224W
EXP0225W
GSE Messages
GSE0000I
GSE0001C
GSE0002C
GSE0003N
GSE0004C
GSE0005N
GSE0006N
GSE0007N
GSE0008N
GSE0009N
GSE0010N
GSE0100N
GSE0101N
GSE0102N
GSE0103N
GSE0200N
GSE0201W
GSE0202N
GSE0203W
GSE0204N
GSE0205W
GSE0206N
GSE0207N
GSE0208N
GSE0209N
GSE0210W
GSE0211N
GSE0212N
GSE0213N
GSE0214N
GSE0215N
GSE0216N
GSE0217N
GSE0218N
GSE0219N
GSE0220N
GSE0221N
GSE0222N
GSE0223N
GSE0224N
GSE0225N
GSE0226N
GSE0227N
GSE0228N
GSE0229N
GSE0230N
GSE0231N
GSE0300N
GSE0301N
GSE0302N
GSE0303N
GSE0304N
GSE0305N
GSE0306N
GSE0307N
GSE0308N
GSE1000N
GSE1001N
GSE1002N
GSE1003N
GSE1004N
GSE1005N
GSE1006N
GSE1007N
GSE1008N
GSE1009N
GSE1010N
GSE1011N
GSE1012N
GSE1013N
GSE1014N
GSE1015N
GSE1016N
GSE1017N
GSE1018N
GSE1019N
GSE1020N
GSE1021N
GSE1022N
GSE1023N
GSE1024N
GSE1025N
GSE1026N
GSE1027N
GSE1028N
GSE1029N
GSE1030N
GSE1031N
GSE1032N
GSE1033N
GSE1034N
GSE1035N
GSE1036W
GSE1037N
GSE1038N
GSE1039N
GSE1040N
GSE1041N
GSE1042N
GSE1043N
GSE1044N
GSE1045N
GSE1046N
GSE1047N
GSE1048N
GSE1049N
GSE2100N
GSE2101N
GSE2102N
GSE2103N
GSE2104N
GSE2105W
GSE2106N
GSE2107N
GSE2108N
GSE2109N
GSE2110N
GSE2111N
GSE2112N
GSE2113N
GSE2114N
GSE2115N
GSE2116N
GSE2117N
GSE2118N
GSE2119N
GSE2120N
GSE2121N
GSE2122N
GSE2123N
GSE2124N
GSE2125N
GSE2126N
GSE2127N
GSE2128N
GSE2129N
GSE2130N
GSE2131N
GSE2132N
GSE2133N
GSE2134N
GSE2200N
GSE2201N
GSE2202N
GSE2203N
GSE2204N
GSE2205W
GSE2206W
GSE2207W
GSE2208N
GSE2209N
GSE2210N
GSE2211N
GSE2212N
GSE2213W
GSE2214W
GSE2215W
GSE2216N
GSE2217N
GSE2299N
GSE2500N
GSE2501N
GSE2502N
GSE2503N
GSE2504N
GSE2505N
GSE2506N
GSE2507N
GSE2508N
GSE2509N
GSE2600N
GSE2601N
GSE2602N
GSE2603N
GSE2604N
GSE2605N
GSE3000N
GSE3001N
GSE3002N
GSE3003N
GSE3004N
GSE3005N
GSE3006N
GSE3007N
GSE3008N
GSE3009W
GSE3010W
GSE3011W
GSE3012N
GSE3013N
GSE3014N
GSE3015N
GSE3016N
GSE3020N
GSE3021N
GSE3022N
GSE3023N
GSE3024N
GSE3025N
GSE3026N
GSE3027N
GSE3028N
GSE3029N
GSE3030N
GSE3031N
GSE3032N
GSE3033N
GSE3034N
GSE3035W
GSE3036W
GSE3037N
GSE3038N
GSE3039N
GSE3040N
GSE3041N
GSE3042N
GSE3043N
GSE3044N
GSE3045N
GSE3046N
GSE3047N
GSE3048N
GSE3049N
GSE3050N
GSE3051N
GSE3052N
GSE3053N
GSE3300N
GSE3301N
GSE3302N
GSE3303N
GSE3400C
GSE3402C
GSE3403N
GSE3405N
GSE3406N
GSE3407N
GSE3408N
GSE3409N
GSE3410N
GSE3411N
GSE3412N
GSE3413N
GSE3414N
GSE3415N
GSE3416N
GSE3417N
GSE3418N
GSE3419N
GSE3420N
GSE3421N
GSE3422N
GSE3423N
GSE3424N
GSE3425N
GSE3426N
GSE3427N
GSE3428N
GSE3429N
GSE3430N
GSE3431N
GSE3432N
GSE3433N
GSE3500N
GSE3501N
GSE3502N
GSE3503N
GSE3504N
GSE3505N
GSE3506N
GSE3507N
GSE3508N
GSE3509N
GSE3510N
GSE3511N
GSE3512N
GSE3600N
GSE3601N
GSE3602N
GSE3603N
GSE3701N
GSE3702N
GSE3703N
GSE3704C
GSE3706C
GSE3708C
GSE3709C
GSE3712N
GSE3713N
GSE3714N
GSE3716N
GSE3721N
GSE3722N
GSE3724N
GSE3726N
GSE3733W
GSE3734N
GSE3735N
GSE3736N
GSE3737N
GSE3739N
GSE3740N
GSE3743N
GSE3744N
GSE3745N
GSE3746N
GSE3748N
GSE3749N
GSE3750N
GSE4000N
GSE4001N
GSE4002N
GSE4003N
GSE4004N
GSE4005N
GSE4006N
GSE4007N
GSE4008N
GSE4009N
GSE4100N
GSE4101N
GSE4102N
GSE4103N
GSE4104N
GSE4105W
GSE4106W
GSE4107N
GSE4108W
GSE4109N
GSE4110N
GSE4111N
GSE4112W
GSE4113N
GSE4200N
GSE4201N
GSE4202N
GSE4203N
GSE4204N
GSE4205N
GSE9000N
GSE9001N
GSE9002N
GSE9003N
GSE9990C
GSE9999C
ICM Messages
ICM0000 - ICM0499
ICM00001N
ICM0002N
ICM0003N
ICM0004N
ICM0005N
ICM0006N
ICM0007N
ICM0008N
ICM0009N
ICM0010N
ICM0011N
ICM0012N
ICM0013N
ICM0014N
ICM0015N
ICM0016N
ICM0017N
ICM0018N
ICM0019N
ICM0020N
ICM0021N
ICM0022N
ICM0023N
ICM0024N
ICM0025N
ICM0026N
ICM0027N
ICM0028N
ICM0029N
ICM0030N
ICM0031N
ICM0032N
ICM0033N
ICM0034N
ICM0035N
ICM0036N
ICM0037N
ICM0038N
ICM0039N
ICM0040N
ICM0041N
ICM0042N
ICM0043N
ICM0100N
ICM0101N
ICM0102N
ICM0103N
ICM0104N
ICM0105N
ICM0106N
ICM0107N
ICM0108N
ICM0109N
ICM0110N
ICM0111N
ICM0112N
ICM0113N
ICM0200N
ICM0201N
ICM0202N
ICM0203N
ICM0204N
ICM0205N
ICM0206N
ICM0207N
ICM0208N
ICM0209N
ICM0210N
ICM0211N
ICM0212N
ICM0213N
ICM0214N
ICM0215N
ICM0216N
ICM0217N
ICM0218N
ICM0219N
ICM0220N
ICM0300N
ICM0301N
ICM0302N
ICM0303N
ICM0304N
ICM0305N
ICM0306N
ICM0307N
ICM0308N
ICM0309N
ICM0310N
ICM0311N
ICM0312N
ICM0400N
ICM0401N
ICM0402N
ICM0403N
ICM0404N
ICM0405N
ICM0500 - ICM0999
ICM0500N
ICM0501N
ICM0502N
ICM0503N
ICM0504N
ICM0600N
ICM0601N
ICM0602N
ICM0603N
ICM0604N
ICM0605N
ICM0700N
ICM0701N
ICM0702N
ICM0703N
ICM0704N
ICM0705N
ICM00706N
ICM0707N
ICM0708N
ICM0709N
ICM0710N
ICM0711N
ICM00712N
ICM0713N
ICM0714N
ICM0715N
ICM0716N
ICM0717N
ICM0718N
ICM0800N
ICM0801N
ICM0802N
ICM0803N
ICM0804N
ICM0805N
ICM0806N
ICM0807N
ICM0808N
ICM0900N
ICM0901N
ICM0902N
ICM0903N
ICM0904N
ICM0905N
ICM0906N
ICM0907N
ICM0908N
ICM0909N
ICM0910N
ICM0911N
ICM0912N
ICM0913N
ICM0914N
ICM0915N
ICM0916N
ICM00917N
ICM00918N
ICM0919N
ICM00920N
ICM00921N
ICM00922N
ICM0923N
ICM10000 - ICM10499
ICM10001N
ICM10002N
ICM10003N
ICM10004N
ICM10005N
ICM10006N
ICM10007N
ICM10008N
ICM10009N
ICM10010N
ICM10011N
ICM10012N
ICM10013N
ICM10014N
ICM10015N
ICM10016N
ICM10017N
ICM10100N
ICM10101N
ICM10200N
ICM10201N
ICM10202N
ICM10203N
ICM10204N
ICM10205N
ICM10300N
ICM10301N
ICM10302N
ICM10303N
ICM10304N
ICM10305N
ICM10306N
ICM10307N
ICM10308N
ICM10309N
ICM10310N
ICM10311N
ICM10400N
ICM10401N
ICM10402N
ICM10500 - ICM10999
ICM10500N
ICM10501N
ICM10502N
ICM10503N
ICM10504N
ICM10505N
ICM10506N
ICM10600N
ICM10601N
ICM10700N
ICM10701N
ICM10702N
ICM10703N
ICM10704N
ICM10705N
ICM10706N
ICM10800N
ICM10801N
LIC Messages
LIC1000 - LIC1499
LIC1052E
LIC1304E
LIC1305E
LIC1309E
LIC1400N
LIC1401I
LIC1402I
LIC1403I
LIC1404N
LIC1405I
LIC1406N
LIC1407N
LIC1408N
LIC1409N
LIC1410I
LIC1411I
LIC1412W
LIC1413W
LIC1416N
LIC1417N
LIC1418I
LIC1419N
LIC1420N
LIC1421N
LIC1422N
LIC1423N
LIC1424N
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SQL3000 - SQL3499
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SQL16005N
SQL16006N
SQL16007N
SQL16008N
SQL16009N
SQL16010N
SQL16011N
SQL16012N
SQL16014N
SQL16015N
SQL16016N
SQL16017N
SQL16018N
SQL16020N
SQL16021N
SQL16022N
SQL16023N
SQL16024N
SQL16025N
SQL16026N
SQL16027N
SQL16029N
SQL16030N
SQL16031N
SQL16032N
SQL16033N
SQL16034N
SQL16035N
SQL16036N
SQL16038N
SQL16039N
SQL16040N
SQL16041N
SQL16042N
SQL16045N
SQL16046N
SQL16047N
SQL16048N
SQL16049N
SQL16051N
SQL16052N
SQL16053N
SQL16054N
SQL16055N
SQL16056N
SQL16057N
SQL16058N
SQL16059N
SQL16060N
SQL16061N
SQL16062N
SQL16063N
SQL16064N
SQL16065N
SQL16066N
SQL16067N
SQL16068N
SQL16069N
SQL16070N
SQL16071N
SQL16072N
SQL16074N
SQL16075N
SQL16076N
SQL16077N
SQL16080N
SQL16081N
SQL16082N
SQL16083N
SQL16084N
SQL16085N
SQL16086N
SQL16087N
SQL16088N
SQL16089N
SQL16090N
SQL16100N
SQL16101N
SQL16102N
SQL16103N
SQL16104N
SQL16105N
SQL16106N
SQL16107N
SQL16108N
SQL16109N
SQL16110N
SQL16111N
SQL16112N
SQL16113N
SQL16114N
SQL16115N
SQL16116N
SQL16117N
SQL16118N
SQL16119N
SQL16120N
SQL16121N
SQL16122N
SQL16123N
SQL16124N
SQL16125N
SQL16126N
SQL16127N
SQL16128N
SQL16129N
SQL16130N
SQL16131N
SQL16132N
SQL16133N
SQL16134N
SQL16135N
SQL16136N
SQL16137N
SQL16138N
SQL16139N
SQL16140N
SQL16141N
SQL16142N
SQL16143N
SQL16144N
SQL16145N
SQL16146N
SQL16147N
SQL16148N
SQL16149N
SQL16150N
SQL16151N
SQL16152N
SQL16153N
SQL16154N
SQL16155N
SQL16156N
SQL16157N
SQL16158N
SQL16159N
SQL16160N
SQL16161N
SQL16162N
SQL16163N
SQL16164N
SQL16165N
SQL16166N
SQL16167N
SQL16168N
SQL16169N
SQL16170N
SQL16171N
SQL16172N
SQL16173N
SQL16174N
SQL16175N
SQL16176N
SQL16177N
SQL16178N
SQL16179N
SQL16180N
SQL16181N
SQL16182N
SQL16183N
SQL16184N
SQL16185N
SQL16186N
SQL16187N
SQL16188N
SQL16189N
SQL16190N
SQL16191N
SQL16192N
SQL16193N
SQL16194N
SQL16195N
SQL16196N
SQL16197N
SQL16198N
SQL16199N
SQL16200N
SQL16201N
SQL16202N
SQL16203N
SQL16204N
SQL16205N
SQL16206N
SQL16207N
SQL16208N
SQL16209N
SQL16210N
SQL16211N
SQL16212N
SQL16213N
SQL16214N
SQL16215N
SQL16216N
SQL16217N
SQL16218N
SQL16219N
SQL16220N
SQL16221N
SQL16222N
SQL16223N
SQL16224N
SQL16225N
SQL16226N
SQL16227N
SQL16228N
SQL16229N
SQL16230N
SQL16231N
SQL16232N
SQL16233N
SQL16234N
SQL16235N
SQL16236N
SQL16237N
SQL16238N
SQL16239N
SQL16240N
SQL16241N
SQL16242N
SQL16243N
SQL16244N
SQL16245N
SQL16246N
SQL16247N
SQL16248N
SQL16249N
SQL16250N
SQL16251N
SQL16252N
SQL16253N
SQL16254N
SQL16255N
SQL16256N
SQL16257N
SQL16258N
SQL16259N
SQL16260N
SQL16261N
SQL16262N
SQL16263N
SQL16264N
SQL16265N
SQL16266N
SQL16267N
SQL16268N
SQL16269N
SQL16270N
SQL16271N
SQL16272N
SQL16273N
SQL16274N
SQL16275N
SQL16276N
SQL16277N
SQL16278W
SQL16280N
SQL20000 - SQL20499
SQL20005N
SQL20010N
SQL20011N
SQL20012N
SQL20013N
SQL20014N
SQL20015N
SQL20016N
SQL20017N
SQL20018N
SQL20019N
SQL20020N
SQL20021N
SQL20022N
SQL20023N
SQL20024N
SQL20025N
SQL20026N
SQL20027N
SQL20028N
SQL20029N
SQL20030N
SQL20031N
SQL20032N
SQL20033N
SQL20034N
SQL20035N
SQL20036N
SQL20037N
SQL20038N
SQL20039N
SQL20040N
SQL20041N
SQL20042N
SQL20043N
SQL20044N
SQL20045N
SQL20046N
SQL20047N
SQL20048N
SQL20049N
SQL20050N
SQL20051N
SQL20052N
SQL20053N
SQL20054N
SQL20055N
SQL20056N
SQL20057N
SQL20058N
SQL20059W
SQL20060N
SQL20062N
SQL20063N
SQL20064N
SQL20065N
SQL20066N
SQL20067N
SQL20068N
SQL20069N
SQL20075N
SQL20076N
SQL20077N
SQL20078N
SQL20080N
SQL20081N
SQL20082N
SQL20083N
SQL20084N
SQL20085N
SQL20086N
SQL20087N
SQL20089N
SQL20090W
SQL20093N
SQL20094N
SQL20102N
SQL20108N
SQL20109W
SQL20111N
SQL20112N
SQL20113N
SQL20114W
SQL20115N
SQL20116N
SQL20117N
SQL20118N
SQL20119N
SQL20120N
SQL20121N
SQL20123N
SQL20128N
SQL20131N
SQL20133N
SQL20134N
SQL20135N
SQL20136N
SQL20138N
SQL20139N
SQL20140W
SQL20142N
SQL20143N
SQL20144N
SQL20145N
SQL20146N
SQL20147N
SQL20148N
SQL20149W
SQL20150N
SQL20151N
SQL20152N
SQL20153N
SQL20154N
SQL20155N
SQL20156W
SQL20157N
SQL20158N
SQL20159W
SQL20160W
SQL20161W
SQL20165N
SQL20166N
SQL20167N
SQL20168N
SQL20169W
SQL20170N
SQL20173W
SQL20178N
SQL20179N
SQL20183N
SQL20188N
SQL20189W
SQL20190N
SQL20191N
SQL20192N
SQL20193N
SQL20194N
SQL20195N
SQL20196N
SQL20197N
SQL20198N
SQL20199N
SQL20200N
SQL20201N
SQL20202N
SQL20203N
SQL20204N
SQL20205N
SQL20206W
SQL20207N
SQL20208N
SQL20209N
SQL20211N
SQL20212N
SQL20223N
SQL20225W
SQL20227N
SQL20230N
SQL20238N
SQL20239N
SQL20240N
SQL20241N
SQL20242N
SQL20243N
SQL20247N
SQL20249N
SQL20250N
SQL20251N
SQL20253N
SQL20254N
SQL20255N
SQL20256N
SQL20257N
SQL20258N
SQL20259N
SQL20260N
SQL20261N
SQL20262N
SQL20263N
SQL20264N
SQL20267N
SQL20268N
SQL20269N
SQL20271W
SQL20273N
SQL20274W
SQL20275N
SQL20276N
SQL20277W
SQL20278W
SQL20279N
SQL20280W
SQL20282N
SQL20284N
SQL20285N
SQL20287W
SQL20288N
SQL20289N
SQL20290N
SQL20296N
SQL20301W
SQL20302W
SQL20303N
SQL20304N
SQL20305N
SQL20306N
SQL20307N
SQL20308N
SQL20309N
SQL20316N
SQL20317N
SQL20318N
SQL20319N
SQL20320N
SQL20321N
SQL20322N
SQL20323N
SQL20324N
SQL20325N
SQL20326N
SQL20327N
SQL20328N
SQL20329N
SQL20330N
SQL20331N
SQL20332N
SQL20333N
SQL20334N
SQL20335N
SQL20336N
SQL20337N
SQL20338N
SQL20339N
SQL20340N
SQL20341W
SQL20342N
SQL20344N
SQL20345N
SQL20346N
SQL20347N
SQL20349N
SQL20350N
SQL20351W
SQL20352W
SQL20353N
SQL20354N
SQL20356N
SQL20357N
SQL20358N
SQL20360W
SQL20361N
SQL20362N
SQL20363N
SQL20364N
SQL20365W
SQL20371W
SQL20372N
SQL20373N
SQL20374N
SQL20377N
SQL20379N
SQL20383W
SQL20384W
SQL20386N
SQL20387N
SQL20388N
SQL20389N
SQL20390N
SQL20391N
SQL20392N
SQL20393N
SQL20394N
SQL20395N
SQL20396N
SQL20397W
SQL20401N
SQL20402N
SQL20403N
SQL20404N
SQL20405N
SQL20406N
SQL20408N
SQL20409N
SQL20410N
SQL20412N
SQL20413N
SQL20414N
SQL20415N
SQL20416N
SQL20417W
SQL20418N
SQL20419N
SQL20420N
SQL20421N
SQL20422N
SQL20423N
SQL20424N
SQL20425N
SQL20426N
SQL20427N
SQL20428N
SQL20429N
SQL20430N
SQL20431N
SQL20432N
SQL20434N
SQL20435N
SQL20436N
SQL20437N
SQL20438N
SQL20439N
SQL20440N
SQL20441N
SQL20442N
SQL20443N
SQL20445N
SQL20447N
SQL20448N
SQL20449N
SQL20450N
SQL20451N
SQL20452N
SQL20453N
SQL20454N
SQL20456N
SQL20457N
SQL20458W
SQL20459W
SQL20460W
SQL20461W
SQL20462W
SQL20464N
SQL20467N
SQL20476N
SQL20477N
SQL20480W
SQL20481N
SQL20482N
SQL20483N
SQL20484N
SQL20485N
SQL20494N
SQL20495N
SQL20496N
SQL20498N
SQL20500 - SQL20999
SQL20499N
SQL20500N
SQL20501N
SQL20502N
SQL20503N
SQL20504N
SQL20505N
SQL20506N
SQL20507N
SQL20508N
SQL20509N
SQL20510N
SQL20511N
SQL20512N
SQL20513N
SQL20514N
SQL20515N
SQL20516W
SQL20518N
SQL20519N
SQL20521N
SQL20526N
SQL20529N
SQL20530N
SQL20537W
SQL20539N
SQL20540N
SQL20542N
SQL21000 - SQL21499
SQL21000N
SQL21002N
SQL22000 - SQL22499
SQL22000W
SQL22001W
SQL22004N
SQL22005N
SQL22006N
SQL22007N
SQL22008N
SQL22009N
SQL22010N
SQL22011W
SQL22012W
SQL22013N
SQL22014W
SQL22015N
SQL22016N
SQL22017N
SQL22018W
SQL22019N
SQL22020N
SQL22021N
SQL22022N
SQL22025N
SQL22200N
SQL22201N
SQL22202W
SQL22203W
SQL22204N
SQL22205C
SQL22206N
SQL22207N
SQL22208N
SQL22209N
SQL22210N
SQL22211N
SQL22212N
SQL22213N
SQL22214N
SQL22215W
SQL22216N
SQL22220N
SQL22221N
SQL22222N
SQL22223N
SQL22230N
SQL22231N
SQL22232N
SQL22236N
SQL22237N
SQL22245N
SQL22247N
SQL22250N
SQL22251N
SQL22252N
SQL22255W
SQL22256W
SQL22260I
SQL22261N
SQL22262N
SQL22263I
SQL22264N
SQL22265N
SQL22266N
SQL22267W
SQL22270N
SQL22271N
SQL22272N
SQL22273N
SQL22280N
SQL22281N
SQL22282N
SQL22283N
SQL22284N
SQL22285N
SQL22286N
SQL22287N
SQL22295N
SQL22296N
SQL22297I
SQL22400N
SQL22401N
SQL22402N
SQL22403N
SQL22404N
SQL22405N
SQL27500 - SQL27999
SQL27902N
SQL27903I
SQL27904I
SQL27907I
SQL27908I
SQL27909I
SQL27910I
SQL27911I
SQL27912I
SQL27913I
SQL27914I
SQL27915I
SQL27916I
SQL27918I
SQL27919I
SQL27920I
SQL27921I
SQL27922I
SQL27926I
SQL27927I
SQL27928I
SQL27929I
SQL27930N
SQL27931I
SQL27932I
SQL27935I
SQL27936I
SQL27937I
SQL27939I
SQL27941I
SQL27942I
SQL27945I
SQL27947I
SQL27948I
SQL27949I
SQL27950I
SQL27951I
SQL27952I
SQL27953I
SQL27959N
SQL27960N
SQL27961N
SQL27965N
SQL27966W
SQL27967W
SQL27970N
SQL27971N
SQL27972N
SQL27980W
SQL27981W
SQL27982N
SQL27983N
SQL27984W
SQL27985N
SQL27986W
SQL27987N
SQL27990W
SQL27991W
SQL27992N
SQL27993W
SQL27994W
SQL28000 - SQL28499
SQL27999N
SQL29000 - SQL29499
SQL29000N
SQL29001N
SQL29002N
SQL29003N
SQL29004N
SQL29005N
SQL29006N
SQL29007N
SQL29008N
SQL29009N
SQL29010N
SQL29011I
SQL29012N
SQL29013I
SQL29014N
SQL29015N
SQL29016N
SQL29017N
SQL29018N
SQL29019N
SQL29020N
SQL29021N
SQL30000 - SQL30499
SQL30000N
SQL30002N
SQL30005N
SQL30020N
SQL30021N
SQL30040N
SQL30041N
SQL30050N
SQL30051N
SQL30052N
SQL30053N
SQL30060N
SQL30061N
SQL30070N
SQL30071N
SQL30072N
SQL30073N
SQL30074N
SQL30080N
SQL30081N
SQL30082N
SQL30083N
SQL30090N
SQL30101W
SQL30104N
SQL30106N
SQL30108N
SQL30109N
SQL32500 - SQL32999
SQL32765W
SQL32766N
XMR Messages
XMR2000 - XMR2499
XMR2023E
XMR2028E
XMR2036E
XMR2074E
XMR2075E
XMR2091E
XMR2096E
Multicultural support
Database settings for multicultural support
Choosing the code page, territory, and collation for your database
Supported territory codes and code pages
Locale names for SQL and XQuery
Derivation of code page values
Linux and UNIX distributions and code pages
How DB2 derives locales
Collation
Collating sequences
Character comparisons based on collating sequences
Choosing a collation for a Unicode database
IDENTITY collation
Language-aware collation
Locale-sensitive UCA-based collation
Unicode Collation Algorithm based collations
Collating Thai characters
Thai and Unicode collation algorithm differences
Language-aware collations for Unicode data
Code set and collation combinations
Duplicate collation weights in SYSTEM collation tables
Unicode character encoding
Unicode implementation in DB2 Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
Data types in Unicode databases
Converting non-Unicode databases to Unicode
Code page and Coded Character Set Identifier (CCSID) numbers for Unicode graphic data
System and language-aware collation tables
Code page 437, Generic (SYSTEM_437)
Code page 437, Denmark (SYSTEM_437_DK)
Code page 437, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_437_FI and SYSTEM_437_SE)
Code page 437, Iceland (SYSTEM_437_IS)
Code page 437, Norway (SYSTEM_437_NO)
Code page 737, Generic (SYSTEM_737)
Code page 806, Generic (SYSTEM_806)
Code page 813, Generic (SYSTEM_813)
Code page 819, Generic (SYSTEM_819)
Code page 819, Denmark (SYSTEM_819_DK)
Code page 819, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_819_FI and SYSTEM_819_SE)
Code page 819 and 923, Iceland (SYSTEM_819_IS and SYSTEM_923_IS)
Code page 819, Norway (SYSTEM_819_NO)
Code page 850, Generic (SYSTEM_850)
Code page 850, Denmark (SYSTEM_850_DK)
Code page 850, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_850_FI and SYSTEM_850_SE)
Code page 850, Iceland (SYSTEM_850_IS)
Code page 850, Norway (SYSTEM_850_NO)
Code page 852, Generic (SYSTEM_852)
Code page 855, Generic (SYSTEM_855)
Code page 856, Generic (SYSTEM_856)
Code page 857, Generic (SYSTEM_857)
Code page 860, Generic (SYSTEM_860)
Code page 862, Generic (SYSTEM_862)
Code page 863, Generic (SYSTEM_863)
Code page 864, Generic (SYSTEM_864)
Code page 866, Generic (SYSTEM_866)
Code page 869, Generic (SYSTEM_869)
Code page 874, Generic (SYSTEM_874)
Code page 878, Generic (SYSTEM_878)
Code page 912, Generic (SYSTEM_912)
Code page 915, Generic (SYSTEM_915)
Code page 916, Generic (SYSTEM_916)
Code page 920, Generic (SYSTEM_920)
Code page 921, Generic (SYSTEM_921)
Code page 921, Lithuania (SYSTEM_921_LT)
Code page 922, Generic (SYSTEM_922)
Code page 923, Generic (SYSTEM_923)
Code page 923, Denmark (SYSTEM_923_DK)
Code page 923, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_923_FI and SYSTEM_923_SE)
Code page 923, Norway (SYSTEM_923_NO)
Code page 932 and 943, Generic (SYSTEM_932 and SYSTEM_943)
Code page 938, Generic (SYSTEM_938)
Code page 942 and 5039, Generic (SYSTEM_942 and SYSTEM_5039)
Code page 948, Generic (SYSTEM_948)
Code page 949, Generic (SYSTEM_949)
Code page 950, Generic (SYSTEM_950)
Code page 954, Generic (SYSTEM_954)
Code page 964, Generic (SYSTEM_964)
Code page 970, Generic (SYSTEM_970)
Code page 1046, Generic (SYSTEM_1046)
Code page 1051, Generic (SYSTEM_1051)
Code page 1051, Denmark (SYSTEM_1051_DK)
Code page 1051, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_1051_FI and SYSTEM_1051_SE)
Code page 1051, Iceland (SYSTEM_1051_IS)
Code page 1051, Norway (SYSTEM_1051_NO)
Code page 1089, Generic (SYSTEM_1089)
Code page 1124, Generic (SYSTEM_1124)
Code page 1125, Generic (SYSTEM_1125)
Code page 1129, Generic (SYSTEM_1129)
Code page 1131, Generic (SYSTEM_1131)
Code page 1163, Generic (SYSTEM_1163)
Code page 1167, Generic (SYSTEM_1167)
Code page 1168, Generic (SYSTEM_1168)
Code page 1250, Generic (SYSTEM_1250)
Code page 1251, Generic (SYSTEM_1251)
Code page 1252, Generic (SYSTEM_1252)
Code page 1252, Denmark (SYSTEM_1252_DK)
Code page 1252, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_1252_FI and SYSTEM_1252_SE)
Code page 1252, Iceland (SYSTEM_1252_IS)
Code page 1252, Norway (SYSTEM_1252_NO)
Code page 1253, Generic (SYSTEM_1253)
Code page 1254, Generic (SYSTEM_1254)
Code page 1255, Generic (SYSTEM_1255)
Code page 1256, Generic (SYSTEM_1256)
Code page 1257, Generic (SYSTEM_1257)
Code page 1257, Estonia (SYSTEM_1257_EE)
Code page 1257, Lithuania (SYSTEM_1257_LT)
Code page 1258, Generic (SYSTEM_1258)
Code page 1275, Generic (SYSTEM_1275)
Code page 1275, Denmark (SYSTEM_1275_DK)
Code page 1275, Finland and Sweden (SYSTEM_1275_FI and SYSTEM_1275_SE)
Code page 1275, Iceland (SYSTEM_1275_IS)
Code page 1275, Norway (SYSTEM_1275_NO)
Code page 1280, Generic (SYSTEM_1280)
Code page 1281, Generic (SYSTEM_1281)
Code page 1282, Generic (SYSTEM_1282)
Code page 1283, Generic (SYSTEM_1283)
Code page 1363, Generic (SYSTEM_1363)
Code page 1381, Generic (SYSTEM_1381)
Code page 1383, Generic (SYSTEM_1383)
Code page 1386, Generic (SYSTEM_1386)
Security
DB2 security model
Authentication
Authorization
Security considerations when installing and using DB2
File permission requirements for the instance and database directories
Authentication details
Authentication methods for servers
Authentication considerations for remote clients
Partitioned database authentication
Kerberos authentication details
Maintaining password information
Authorization, privileges, and object ownership
Authorities overview
Instance level authorities
System administration authority (SYSADM)
System control authority (SYSCTRL)
System maintenance authority (SYSMAINT)
System monitor authority (SYSMON)
Database authorities
Security administration authority (SECADM)
Database administration authority (DBADM)
Access control authority (ACCESSCTRL)
Data access authority (DATAACCESS)
SQL administration authority (SQLADM)
Workload administration authority (WLMADM)
Explain authority (EXPLAIN)
LOAD authority
Implicit schema authority (IMPLICIT_SCHEMA) considerations
Privileges
Authorization ID privileges: SETSESSIONUSER
Schema privileges
Table space privileges
Table and view privileges
Package privileges
Index privileges
Sequence privileges
Routine privileges
Usage privilege on workloads
Authorization IDs in different contexts
Default privileges granted on creating a database
Granting and revoking access
Granting privileges
Revoking privileges
Managing implicit authorizations by creating and dropping objects
Establishing ownership of packages
Implicit privileges through packages
Indirect privileges through packages containing nicknames
Controlling access to data with views
Controlling access for database administrators (DBAs)
Gaining access to data through indirect means
Data encryption
Configuring Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support for a DB2 instance
Configuring SSL support in non-Java DB2 clients
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Digital certificates and certificate authorities
Public-key cryptography
Supported cipher suites
GSKit return codes
IBM Database Encryption Expert
Database encryption using AIX Encrypted File System
Auditing DB2 activities
Introduction to the DB2 audit facility
Audit policies
Storage and analysis of audit logs
Audit log file names
Creating tables for DB2 audit data
Loading DB2 audit data into tables
Audit archive and extract stored procedures
The EXECUTE category for auditing SQL statements
Enabling replay of past activities
Replaying past database activities
Audit facility management
Audit facility behavior
Audit facility tips and techniques
Roles
Creating and granting membership in roles
Role hierarchies
Revoking privileges from roles
Delegating role maintenance by using the WITH ADMIN OPTION clause
Roles compared to groups
Using roles after migrating from Informix Dynamic Server
Using trusted contexts and trusted connections
Trusted contexts and trusted connections
Role membership inheritance through a trusted context
Rules for switching the user ID
Problem determination
Label-Based Access Control (LBAC)
LBAC security policies
LBAC security label components
LBAC security label component type: SET
LBAC security label component type: ARRAY
LBAC security label component type: TREE
LBAC security labels
Format for security label values
How LBAC security labels are compared
LBAC rule sets
LBAC rule set: DB2LBACRULES
LBAC rule exemptions
Built-in functions for managing LBAC security labels
Protection of data using LBAC
Reading of LBAC protected data
Inserting of LBAC protected data
Updating of LBAC protected data
Deleting or dropping of LBAC protected data
Removal of LBAC protection from data
Using the system catalog for security information
Retrieving authorization names with granted privileges
Retrieving all names with DBADM authority
Retrieving names authorized to access a table
Retrieving all privileges granted to users
Securing the system catalog view
Firewall support
Packet filter firewalls
Application proxy firewalls
Circuit level firewalls
Stateful multi-layer inspection (SMLI) firewalls
Security plug-ins
Library locations
Naming conventions
Security plug-in support for two-part user IDs
API versioning
32-bit and 64-bit considerations
Problem determination
Enabling plug-ins
Group
Userid/password
GSS-API
Kerberos
LDAP-based authentication and group lookup support
Configuring transparent LDAP (AIX)
Considerations when using various authentication methods
Configuring transparent LDAP (Linux)
Configuring transparent LDAP (HP-UX)
Configuring transparent LDAP (Solaris)
Configuring the LDAP plug-in modules
Enabling the LDAP plug-in modules
Connecting with an LDAP user ID
Considerations for group lookup
Troubleshooting
Writing security plug-ins
How DB2 loads security plug-ins
Restrictions
Restrictions on security plug-ins
Return codes
Error message handling for security plug-ins
Calling sequences for the APIs
Security plug-in APIs
APIs for group retrieval plug-ins
db2secDoesGroupExist - Check if group exists
db2secFreeErrormsg - Free error message memory
db2secFreeGroupListMemory - Free groups list memory
db2secGetGroupsForUser - Get list of groups for user
db2secGroupPluginInit - Initialize group plug-in
db2secPluginTerm - Clean up group plug-in resources
APIs for user ID/password authentication plug-ins
db2secClientAuthPluginInit - Initialize client authentication plug-in
db2secClientAuthPluginTerm - Clean up client authentication plug-in resources
db2secDoesAuthIDExist - Check if authentication ID exists
db2secFreeInitInfo - Clean up resources held by the db2secGenerateInitialCred API
db2secFreeToken - Free memory held by token
db2secGenerateInitialCred - Generate initial credentials
db2secGetAuthIDs - Get authentication ids
db2secGetDefaultLoginContext - Get default login context
db2secProcessServerPrincipalName - Process service principal name returned from server
db2secRemapUserid - Remap userid and password
db2secServerAuthPluginInit - Initialize server authentication plug-in
db2secServerAuthPluginTerm - Clean up server authentication plug-in resources
db2secValidatePassword - Validate password
Required APIs and definitions for GSS-API authentication plug-ins
Restrictions for GSS-API authentication plug-ins
Audit facility record layouts
Audit record object types
Audit record layout for AUDIT events
Audit record layout for CHECKING events
CHECKING access approval reasons
CHECKING access attempted types
Audit record layout for OBJMAINT events
Audit record layout for SECMAINT events
SECMAINT privileges or authorities
Audit record layout for SYSADMIN events
Audit record layout for VALIDATE events
Audit record layout for CONTEXT events
Audit record layout for EXECUTE events
Audit events
Working with operating system security
DB2 and Windows security
Authentication scenarios
Server authentication
Client authentication and Windows client computers
Support for global groups
User authentication and group information with DB2 on Windows
User name and group name restrictions (Windows)
Groups and user authentication
Trust relationships between domains
Authentication with groups and domain security
Using an access token to acquire users' group information (Windows)
DB2_GRP_LOOKUP and DB2 group enumeration
Authentication using an ordered domain list
Domain security support (Windows)
Defining which users hold SYSADM authority
Windows LocalSystem account support
Extended Windows security using DB2ADMNS and DB2USERS groups
Considerations for Windows 2008 and Windows Vista or higher
DB2 and UNIX security
DB2 and Linux security
Change password support
Deploying a change password plug-in
Global Security Kit installation (GSKit)
GSKit packages
GSKit packages: 32-bit
GSKit packages: 64-bit
Global installation instructions
Installation instructions for AIX
Installing with the SMIT GUI tool
Installing with the installp command line tool
Setting system variables for AIX
Removing packages with the SMIT GUI tool
Removing packages with the installp command line tool
Installation instructions for Sun
Support for Solaris Zones
Installing with the admintool GUI tool
Installing with the pkgadd command line tool
Setting system variables for Sun
Removing packages with the admintool GUI tool
Removing packages with the pkgrm command line tool
Install instructions for HP
Installing with the SAM GUI tool
Installing with the swinstall command line tool
Setting system variables for HP
Removing packages with the SAM GUI tool
Removing packages with the command line interface
Install instructions for Linux
Installing with the RPM command line tool
Removing packages using the command line interface
Installation instructions for Windows
Installing using the GUI Install wizard
Silent mode installation
Setting system variables for Windows
Uninstalling GSKit
Searching text
DB2 Text Search
Overview
Key features and concepts
Scenario: Indexing and searching
Text search index creation, updates, and alteration
Linguistic processing
Command-line tools for DB2 Text Search
Configuration Tool for DB2 Text Search
Administration tool for DB2 Text Search
Synonym Tool for DB2 Text Search
Log Formatter Tool for DB2 Text Search
Issuing commands
Rich text document support
Text search solution planning
Security considerations for DB2 Text Search
User roles
Instance owner
Database administrator
User table owner
User performing text search queries
DB2 Text Search capacity planning
DB2 Text Search server configuration
Maximum heap size configuration
DB2 Text Search indexing threads
DB2 Text Search queue memory size
DB2 Text Search index planning and optimization
DB2 Text Search index source characteristics
Asynchronous index updates
Optimizing a DB2 Text Search index
Disk consumption
DB2 Text Search index location
Index specific parameters for DB2 Text Search index updates
DB2 Text Search system tuning
TCP/IP port considerations for DB2 Text Search and Windows
DB2 Text Search file descriptors
Document formats supported for DB2 Text Search
Supported data types
Conversion of unsupported formats and data types
Supported languages and code pages
Document size considerations
DB2 Text Search and Net Search Extender comparison
Migration to DB2 Text Search
Installing and configuring DB2 Text Search
Installing and configuring DB2 Text Search with the DB2 Setup Wizard
Installing and configuring DB2 Text Search with a response file
Installing and configuring DB2 Text Search using db2_install (Linux and UNIX)
Configuring DB2 Text Search
Configuring DB2 Text Search using the Configuration Tool
Upgrading text search
Upgrading DB2 Text Search for administrator or root install
Upgrading DB2 Text Search for non-root install (Linux and UNIX)
Administering and maintaining text search indexes
Starting the instance service
Enabling a database for text search
Installing DB2 Accessories Suite for DB2 Text Search Version 9.7 FP3 or earlier
Installing DB2 Accessories Suite for DB2 Text Search Version 9.7 FP4 or later
Setting-up DB2 Text Search for rich text document support
Enabling DB2 Text Search for rich text document support
Stopping the DB2 Text Search instance service
Disabling a database for DB2 Text Search
Disabling DB2 Text Search for rich text document support
Text search index creation
Creating a text search index
Creating a text search index on binary data types
Creating a text search index on unsupported data types
Improving the performance of text search indexes
Text search index maintenance
Updating a text search index
Altering a text search index
Viewing text search index status
Dropping a text search index
Backing up and restoring text search indexes
Synonym dictionaries for DB2 Text Search
Adding a synonym dictionary for DB2 Text Search
Removing a synonym dictionary for DB2 Text Search
Maintenance and troubleshooting for DB2 Text Search
Deleting orphaned text search collections
Tracing to investigate text search errors
Clearing text search index events
Monitoring queues for Text Search index updates
Troubleshooting hints and tips
Searching with text search indexes
Search functions
DB2 Text Search query planning
DB2 Text Search arguments
DB2 Text Search multiple predicates
DB2 Text Search SCORE function
DB2 Text Search RESULTLIMIT function
Searching in text search indexes
Searching text search indexes using SCORE
Enhancing performance during text searches
Text search argument syntax
Searching XML documents using DB2 Text Search
XML search configuration
Search syntax for XML documents
SQL and XML built-in search functions
CONTAINS
SCORE
xmlcolumn-contains function
Text search administrative views
SYSIBMTS.TSDEFAULTS
SYSIBMTS.TSLOCKS
SYSIBMTS.TSCOLLECTIONNAMES
SYSIBMTS.TSINDEXES
SYSIBMTS.TSCONFIGURATION
SYSIBMTS.TSEVENT view
SYSIBMTS.TSSTAGING view
Net Search Extender
Net Search Extender overview and concepts
Net Search Extender key concepts
SQL scalar search function overview
Stored procedure search overview
SQL table-valued function overview
Additional concepts
Column transformation function
DB2 Net Search Extender instance services
DB2 Net Search Extender instance services on Windows
Externally stored data
Administration tables and views
Partitioned database support
Indexes on nicknames in a federated database
Native XML support
Partitioned table support
Incremental update based on integrity processing
Separate fenced user ID support (Linux and UNIX)
Key features of DB2 Net Search Extender
Introducing the db2text commands
Installation
Installing Net Search Extender in the DB2 client/server environment
Installation system requirements
Installing NSE on a partitioned DB2 sever
Installation on UNIX
Installation on Windows
Directory names and file names
Installing the Outside In libraries
Installation verification
Installation verification on UNIX
Installation verification on Windows
Uninstalling Net Search Extender
Uninstalling Net Search Extender on UNIX
Uninstalling Net Search Extender on Windows
Configuring Net Search Extender for high availability (HA)
Migrating to DB2 Net Search Extender Version 9.7
DB2 Net Search Extender index migration tool
DB2 Net Search Extender index migration tool from 32-bit to 64-bit (Windows)
Planning considerations
Directory locations and index storage
Resource considerations for a partitioned DB2 server
Stored procedure search memory requirements
Memory requirements for AIX (64-bit)
Memory requirements for Windows (32-bit and 64-bit)
Memory requirements for Solaris (64-bit)
Memory requirements for Linux (32-bit and 64-bit)
Table, column, and index name considerations
Document formats and supported code pages
Preventive Measures Against Net Search Extender Index File Corruption
Outside In filtering software
User roles
Extended text-maintained staging infrastructure for incremental update
Administering Net Search Extender
Net Search Extender instance services
Starting and stopping Net Search Extender instance services
Net Search Extender locking services
Using the locking services
Viewing a lock snapshot
Update services
Using the DB2 control center
Starting and stopping Net Search Extender Instance Services from the DB2 Control Center
Enabling and disabling a database
Text index administration using the DB2 control center
Creating a text index using the DB2 control center
Name panel
Target panel
Text Properties panel
Update characteristics panel
Cache table panel
Determining cache utilization and cache size
Summary panel
Maintaining a text index using the DB2 control center
Altering a text index using the DB2 control center
Dropping a text index using the DB2 control center
Updating a text index using the DB2 control center
Showing index events using the DB2 control center
Activating a text index cache using the DB2 control center
Deactivating a text index cache using the DB2 control center
Showing index status using the DB2 control center
Developing: creating and maintaining a text index
Enabling a database
Disabling a database
Creating a text index
Creating a text index on binary data types
Creating a text index on an unsupported data type
Creating a text index on a nickname with incremental index update using DB2 Replication
Creating a text index which the stored procedure search can use
Creating text indexes on views
Creating a text index on range partitioned table
Performance considerations for indexing
Maintaining text indexes
Updating and reorganizing a text index
Altering a text index
Clearing index events
Dropping a text index
Viewing text index status
Backing up and restoring text indexes
Removing files from the /tmp directory
Methods for searching text
Searching for text using the SQL scalar search functions
Issuing a query
Searching and returning the number of matches found
Searching and returning the number score of a found text document
Specifying SQL search arguments
Searching for terms in any sequence
Searching with the Boolean operators AND and OR
Searching with the Boolean operator NOT
Fuzzy search
Searching for parts of a term (character masking)
Searching for terms that already contain a masking character
Searching for terms in a fixed order
Searching for terms in the same sentence or paragraph
Searching for terms in sections of structured documents
Thesaurus search
Numeric attribute search
Free-text search
Additional search syntax examples
Searching for text using a stored procedure search
Searching for text using an SQL Table-Valued Function
Using the highlight function
Searching on more than one column
Using text search in outer joins
Performance considerations during search
User scenarios
Simple example with the SQL scalar search function
Simple example with cache usage and stored procedure search
Simple example with the SQL table-valued function
Using a thesaurus to expand search terms
The structure of a thesaurus
Predefined thesaurus relations
Defining your own relations
Creating and compiling a thesaurus
Creating a thesaurus definition file
Compiling a definition file into a thesaurus dictionary
Thesaurus support
Thesaurus supported CCSIDs
Messages returned by the thesaurus tool
Net Search Extender indexing configuration
Tokenization
Stop words
Languages supporting stop words
Configuration
Working with structured documents
Searching natively stored XML documents
Using the default document model
Using a customized document model
XQuery support
Structured document support
How a document model describes structured documents
An example of a document model
Document models
Text fields
Document attributes
Number attributes
Default document models
Definition of a document model for structured plain-text documents
What happens when a GPP document is indexed
Definition of a document model for HTML documents
Definition of a document model for XML documents
Definition of a document model for Outside In filtered documents
What happens when an Outside In document is indexed
Document model reference
DTD for document models
Semantics of locator (XPath) expressions
Limitations for text fields and document attributes
Outside In tag attribute values
Reference
Administration commands for the instance owner
CONTROL
START
STOP
Administration commands for the database administrator
ENABLE DATABASE
DISABLE DATABASE
DB2EXTHL
Administration commands for the text table owner
ACTIVATE CACHE
ALTER INDEX
CLEAR EVENTS
CREATE INDEX
DEACTIVATE CACHE
DROP INDEX
DB2EXTTH
RESET PENDING
UPDATE INDEX
HELP
COPYRIGHT
Net Search Extender install and uninstall command reference for UNIX
db2nse_install
db2nse_deinstall
db2nsels
Syntax of search arguments
Search argument syntax
Search parameters
SQL scalar search function and the SQL table-valued function
CONTAINS scalar function
NUMBEROFMATCHES scalar function
SCORE scalar function
DB2EXT.TEXTSEARCH
DB2EXT.HIGHLIGHT
Stored procedure search function
DB2EXT.TEXTSEARCH for stored procedure search
CTE Messages
CTE0000 - CTE0499
CTE0015W
CTE0016W
CTE0017W
CTE0100E
CTE0101E
CTE0102E
CTE0103E
CTE0104E
CTE0105E
CTE0106E
CTE0107E
CTE0108E
CTE0109E
CTE0110E
CTE0111E
CTE0112E
CTE0113E
CTE0114E
CTE0115E
CTE0116E
CTE0117E
CTE0118E
CTE0119E
CTE0120E
CTE0121E
CTE0122E
CTE0126E
CTE0127E
CTE0129E
CTE0130E
CTE0131E
CTE0132E
CTE0133E
CTE0135E
CTE0136E
CTE0137E
CTE0138E
CTE0139E
CTE0140E
CTE0141E
CTE0142E
CTE0143E
CTE0144E
CTE0145E
CTE0146E
CTE0147E
CTE0148E
CTE0149E
CTE0150E
CTE0151E
CTE0152E
CTE0153E
CTE0154E
CTE0155E
CTE0157E
CTE0158E
CTE0159E
CTE0160E
CTE0162E
CTE0163E
CTE0164E
CTE0166E
CTE0167E
CTE0168E
CTE0169E
CTE0170E
CTE0171E
CTE0172E
CTE0173E
CTE0174E
CTE0175E
CTE0176E
CTE0177E
CTE0178E
CTE0179E
CTE0180E
CTE0181E
CTE0182E
CTE0183E
CTE0184E
CTE0184N
CTE0185E
CTE0185N
CTE0186E
CTE0187E
CTE0188E
CTE0189E
CTE0190E
CTE0191E
CTE0192E
CTE0194E
CTE0195E
CTE0198E
CTE0199E
CTE0199N
CTE0200E
CTE0201E
CTE0202E
CTE0203E
CTE0204E
CTE0205E
CTE0206E
CTE0207E
CTE0208E
CTE0209E
CTE0210E
CTE0211E
CTE0212E
CTE0213E
CTE0214E
CTE0215E
CTE0217E
CTE0218E
CTE0218N
CTE0219E
CTE0219N
CTE0220E
CTE0221E
CTE0222E
CTE0223E
CTE0224E
CTE0225E
CTE0227E
CTE0228E
CTE0231E
CTE0232E
CTE0233E
CTE0234E
CTE0235E
CTE0236E
CTE0237E
CTE0238E
CTE0239E
CTE0240E
CTE0242E
CTE0243E
CTE0244E
CTE0245E
CTE0246E
CTE0247E
CTE0248E
CTE0249E
CTE0249N
CTE0250E
CTE0251E
CTE0252E
CTE0253E
CTE0254E
CTE0255E
CTE0256E
CTE0257E
CTE0258E
CTE0259E
CTE0260E
CTE0261E
CTE0262E
CTE0263E
CTE0264E
CTE0265E
CTE0266E
CTE0267E
CTE0270E
CTE0271E
CTE0272E
CTE0273E
CTE0274E
CTE0275E
CTE0277E
CTE0278E
CTE0279E
CTE0280E
CTE0281E
CTE0282E
CTE0283E
CTE0284E
CTE0285E
CTE0286E
CTE0287E
CTE0288E
CTE0289E
CTE0290E
CTE0291E
CTE0292E
CTE0293E
CTE0294E
CTE0295E
CTE0296E
CTE0297E
CTE0298E
CTE0300N
CTE0301E
CTE0302E
CTE00303N
CTE0304N
CTE0305E
CTE0306N
CTE0307N
CTE0308N
CTE0309W
CTE0310N
CTE0312E
CTE0360E
CTE0451E
CTE0452E
CTE0453E
CTE0454E
CTE0455E
CTE0456E
CTE0457E
CTE0458E
CTE0500 - CTE0999
CTE0841E
CTE0842E
CTE0843E
CTE0844E
CTE0845E
CTE0846E
CTE0847E
CTE0849E
CTE0850E
CTE0851E
CTE0852E
CTE0853E
CTE0855E
CTE0856E
CTE0857E
CTE0858E
CTE0859E
CTE0860E
CTE0861E
CTE0862E
CTE0863E
CTE0864E
CTE0865E
CTE0866E
Windows system errors
Net Search Extender information catalogs
Views for database-level information
Views for index-level information
db2ext.textindexes view
db2ext.indexconfiguration view
db2ext.textindexformats view
Table views for a text index
Event view
Log tables, views, and nicknames
Text Search Engine reason codes
Troubleshooting
Tracing faults
Dropping DB2 objects without using the correct Net Search Extender commands
Dropping a table
Dropping a database
Installation return codes on Windows
Hints and tips
SQL
How to read the syntax diagrams
Conventions used for the SQL topics
Error conditions
Highlighting conventions
Conventions describing Unicode data
Language elements
Characters
Tokens
Identifiers
Data types
Data type list
Numbers
Character strings
Graphic strings
National character strings
Binary strings
Large objects (LOBs)
Datetime values
Boolean values
Cursor values
XML values
Array values
Anchored types
User-defined types
Promotion of data types
Casting between data types
Assignments and comparisons
Rules for result data types
Rules for string conversions
String comparisons in a Unicode database
Resolving the anchor object for an anchored type
Resolving the anchor object for an anchored row type
Database partition-compatible data types
Constants
Special registers
CURRENT CLIENT_ACCTNG
CURRENT CLIENT_APPLNAME
CURRENT CLIENT_USERID
CURRENT CLIENT_WRKSTNNAME
CURRENT DATE
CURRENT DBPARTITIONNUM
CURRENT DECFLOAT ROUNDING MODE
CURRENT DEFAULT TRANSFORM GROUP
CURRENT DEGREE
CURRENT EXPLAIN MODE
CURRENT EXPLAIN SNAPSHOT
CURRENT FEDERATED ASYNCHRONY
CURRENT IMPLICIT XMLPARSE OPTION
CURRENT ISOLATION
CURRENT LOCALE LC_MESSAGES
CURRENT LOCALE LC_TIME
CURRENT LOCK TIMEOUT
CURRENT MAINTAINED TABLE TYPES FOR OPTIMIZATION
CURRENT MDC ROLLOUT MODE
CURRENT OPTIMIZATION PROFILE
CURRENT PACKAGE PATH
CURRENT PATH
CURRENT QUERY OPTIMIZATION
CURRENT REFRESH AGE
CURRENT SCHEMA
CURRENT SERVER
CURRENT SQL_CCFLAGS
CURRENT TIME
CURRENT TIMESTAMP
CURRENT TIMEZONE
CURRENT USER
SESSION_USER
SYSTEM_USER
USER
Global variables
Functions
Methods
Conservative binding semantics
Expressions
Datetime operations and durations
CASE expression
CAST specification
Field reference
XMLCAST specification
ARRAY element specification
Array constructor
Dereference operation
Method invocation
OLAP specifications
ROW CHANGE expression
Sequence reference
Subtype treatment
Determining data types of untyped expressions
Row expression
Predicates
Predicate processing for queries
Search conditions
Basic predicate
Quantified predicate
ARRAY_EXISTS predicate
BETWEEN predicate
Cursor predicates
EXISTS predicate
IN predicate
LIKE predicate
NULL predicate
Trigger event predicates
TYPE predicate
VALIDATED predicate
XMLEXISTS predicate
Functions
Supported functions and administrative SQL routines and views
Aggregate functions
ARRAY_AGG
AVG
CORRELATION
COUNT
COUNT_BIG
COVARIANCE
GROUPING
LISTAGG
MAX
MIN
Regression functions (REGR_AVGX, REGR_AVGY, REGR_COUNT, ...)
STDDEV
SUM
VARIANCE
XMLAGG
XMLGROUP
Scalar functions
ABS or ABSVAL
ACOS
ADD_MONTHS
ARRAY_DELETE
ARRAY_FIRST
ARRAY_LAST
ARRAY_NEXT
ARRAY_PRIOR
ASCII
ASIN
ATAN
ATAN2
ATANH
BIGINT
BITAND, BITANDNOT, BITOR, BITXOR, and BITNOT
BLOB
CARDINALITY
CEILING or CEIL
CHAR
CHARACTER_LENGTH
CHR
CLOB
COALESCE
COLLATION_KEY_BIT
COMPARE_DECFLOAT
CONCAT
COS
COSH
COT
CURSOR_ROWCOUNT
DATAPARTITIONNUM
DATE
DAY
DAYNAME
DAYOFWEEK
DAYOFWEEK_ISO
DAYOFYEAR
DAYS
DBCLOB
DBPARTITIONNUM
DECFLOAT
DECFLOAT_FORMAT
DECIMAL or DEC
DECODE
DECRYPT_BIN and DECRYPT_CHAR
DEGREES
DEREF
DIFFERENCE
DIGITS
DOUBLE_PRECISION or DOUBLE
EMPTY_BLOB, EMPTY_CLOB, EMPTY_DBCLOB, and EMPTY_NCLOB
ENCRYPT
EVENT_MON_STATE
EXP
EXTRACT
FLOAT
FLOOR
GENERATE_UNIQUE
GETHINT
GRAPHIC
GREATEST
HASHEDVALUE
HEX
HEXTORAW
HOUR
IDENTITY_VAL_LOCAL
INITCAP
INSERT
INSTR
INTEGER or INT
JULIAN_DAY
LAST_DAY
LCASE
LCASE (locale sensitive)
LEAST
LEFT
LENGTH
LN
LOCATE
LOCATE_IN_STRING
LOG10
LONG_VARCHAR
LONG_VARGRAPHIC
LOWER
LOWER (locale sensitive)
LPAD
LTRIM
MAX
MAX_CARDINALITY
MICROSECOND
MIDNIGHT_SECONDS
MIN
MINUTE
MOD
MONTH
MONTHNAME
MONTHS_BETWEEN
MULTIPLY_ALT
NCHAR
NCLOB
NVARCHAR
NEXT_DAY
NORMALIZE_DECFLOAT
NULLIF
NVL
NVL2
OCTET_LENGTH
OVERLAY
PARAMETER
POSITION
POSSTR
POWER
QUANTIZE
QUARTER
RADIANS
RAISE_ERROR
RAND
REAL
REC2XML
REPEAT
REPLACE
RID_BIT and RID
RIGHT
ROUND
ROUND_TIMESTAMP
RPAD
RTRIM
SECLABEL
SECLABEL_BY_NAME
SECLABEL_TO_CHAR
SECOND
SIGN
SIN
SINH
SMALLINT
SOUNDEX
SPACE
SQRT
STRIP
SUBSTR
SUBSTR2
SUBSTRB
SUBSTRING
TABLE_NAME
TABLE_SCHEMA
TAN
TANH
TIME
TIMESTAMP
TIMESTAMP_FORMAT
TIMESTAMP_ISO
TIMESTAMPDIFF
TO_CHAR
TO_CLOB
TO_DATE
TO_NCHAR
TO_NCLOB
TO_NUMBER
TO_TIMESTAMP
TOTALORDER
TRANSLATE
TRIM
TRIM_ARRAY
TRUNC_TIMESTAMP
TRUNCATE or TRUNC
TYPE_ID
TYPE_NAME
TYPE_SCHEMA
UCASE
UCASE (locale sensitive)
UPPER
UPPER (locale sensitive)
VALUE
VARCHAR
VARCHAR_BIT_FORMAT
VARCHAR_FORMAT
VARCHAR_FORMAT_BIT
VARGRAPHIC
WEEK
WEEK_ISO
XMLATTRIBUTES
XMLCOMMENT
XMLCONCAT
XMLDOCUMENT
XMLELEMENT
XMLFOREST
XMLNAMESPACES
XMLPARSE
XMLPI
XMLQUERY
XMLROW
XMLSERIALIZE
XMLTEXT
XMLVALIDATE
XMLXSROBJECTID
XSLTRANSFORM
YEAR
Table functions
BASE_TABLE
UNNEST
XMLTABLE
User-defined functions
Procedures
XSR_ADDSCHEMADOC
XSR_COMPLETE
XSR_DTD
XSR_EXTENTITY
XSR_REGISTER
XSR_UPDATE
Queries
Queries and table expressions
subselect
fullselect
select-statement
Statements
How SQL statements are invoked
Embedding a statement in an application program
Dynamic preparation and execution
Static invocation of a select-statement
Dynamic invocation of a select-statement
Interactive invocation
SQL use with other host systems
Detecting and processing error and warning conditions in host language applications
SQL comments
Conditional compilation in SQL
About SQL control statements
References to SQL parameters, SQL variables, and global variables
References to SQL labels
References to SQL condition names
References to SQL statement names
References to SQL cursor names
Function, method, and procedure designators
ALLOCATE CURSOR
ALTER AUDIT POLICY
ALTER BUFFERPOOL
ALTER DATABASE PARTITION GROUP
ALTER DATABASE
ALTER FUNCTION
ALTER HISTOGRAM TEMPLATE
ALTER INDEX
ALTER METHOD
ALTER MODULE
ALTER NICKNAME
ALTER PACKAGE
ALTER PROCEDURE (external)
ALTER PROCEDURE (sourced)
ALTER PROCEDURE (SQL)
ALTER SECURITY LABEL COMPONENT
ALTER SECURITY POLICY
ALTER SEQUENCE
ALTER SERVER
ALTER SERVICE CLASS
ALTER TABLE
ALTER TABLESPACE
ALTER THRESHOLD
ALTER TRUSTED CONTEXT
ALTER TYPE (structured)
ALTER USER MAPPING
ALTER VIEW
ALTER WORK ACTION SET
ALTER WORK CLASS SET
ALTER WORKLOAD
ALTER WRAPPER
ALTER XSROBJECT
ASSOCIATE LOCATORS
AUDIT
BEGIN DECLARE SECTION
CALL
CASE
CLOSE
COMMENT
COMMIT
Compound SQL
Compound SQL (inlined)
Compound SQL (embedded)
Compound SQL (compiled)
CONNECT (type 1)
CONNECT (type 2)
CREATE ALIAS
CREATE AUDIT POLICY
CREATE BUFFERPOOL
CREATE DATABASE PARTITION GROUP
CREATE EVENT MONITOR
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (activities)
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (locking)
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (package cache)
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (statistics)
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (threshold violations)
CREATE EVENT MONITOR (unit of work)
CREATE FUNCTION
CREATE FUNCTION (external scalar)
CREATE FUNCTION (external table)
CREATE FUNCTION (OLE DB external table)
CREATE FUNCTION (sourced or template)
CREATE FUNCTION (SQL scalar, table, or row)
CREATE FUNCTION MAPPING
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE
CREATE HISTOGRAM TEMPLATE
CREATE INDEX
CREATE INDEX EXTENSION
CREATE METHOD
CREATE MODULE
CREATE NICKNAME
CREATE PROCEDURE
CREATE PROCEDURE (external)
CREATE PROCEDURE (sourced)
CREATE PROCEDURE (SQL)
CREATE ROLE
CREATE SCHEMA
CREATE SECURITY LABEL COMPONENT
CREATE SECURITY LABEL
CREATE SECURITY POLICY
CREATE SEQUENCE
CREATE SERVICE CLASS
CREATE SERVER
CREATE SYNONYM
CREATE TABLE
CREATE TABLESPACE
CREATE THRESHOLD
CREATE TRANSFORM
CREATE TRIGGER
CREATE TRUSTED CONTEXT
CREATE TYPE
CREATE TYPE (array)
CREATE TYPE (cursor)
CREATE TYPE (distinct)
CREATE TYPE (row)
CREATE TYPE (structured)
CREATE TYPE MAPPING
CREATE USER MAPPING
CREATE VARIABLE
CREATE VIEW
CREATE WORK ACTION SET
CREATE WORK CLASS SET
CREATE WORKLOAD
CREATE WRAPPER
DECLARE CURSOR
DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE
DELETE
DESCRIBE
DESCRIBE INPUT
DESCRIBE OUTPUT
DISCONNECT
DROP
END DECLARE SECTION
EXECUTE
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
EXPLAIN
FETCH
FLUSH EVENT MONITOR
FLUSH OPTIMIZATION PROFILE CACHE
FLUSH PACKAGE CACHE
FOR
FREE LOCATOR
GET DIAGNOSTICS
GOTO
GRANT (database authorities)
GRANT (exemption)
GRANT (global variable privileges)
GRANT (index privileges)
GRANT (module privileges)
GRANT (package privileges)
GRANT (role)
GRANT (routine privileges)
GRANT (schema privileges)
GRANT (security label)
GRANT (sequence privileges)
GRANT (server privileges)
GRANT (SETSESSIONUSER privilege)
GRANT (table space privileges)
GRANT (table, view, or nickname privileges)
GRANT (workload privileges)
GRANT (XSR object privileges)
IF
INCLUDE
INSERT
ITERATE
LEAVE
LOCK TABLE
LOOP
MERGE
OPEN
PREPARE
REFRESH TABLE
RELEASE (connection)
RELEASE SAVEPOINT
RENAME
RENAME TABLESPACE
REPEAT
RESIGNAL
RETURN
REVOKE (database authorities)
REVOKE (exemption)
REVOKE (global variable privileges)
REVOKE (index privileges)
REVOKE (module privileges)
REVOKE (package privileges)
REVOKE (role)
REVOKE (routine privileges)
REVOKE (schema privileges)
REVOKE (security label)
REVOKE (sequence privileges)
REVOKE (server privileges)
REVOKE (SETSESSIONUSER privilege)
REVOKE (table space privileges)
REVOKE (table, view, or nickname privileges)
REVOKE (workload privileges)
REVOKE (XSR object privileges)
ROLLBACK
SAVEPOINT
SELECT
SELECT INTO
SET COMPILATION ENVIRONMENT
SET CONNECTION
SET CURRENT DECFLOAT ROUNDING MODE
SET CURRENT DEFAULT TRANSFORM GROUP
SET CURRENT DEGREE
SET CURRENT EXPLAIN MODE
SET CURRENT EXPLAIN SNAPSHOT
SET CURRENT FEDERATED ASYNCHRONY
SET CURRENT IMPLICIT XMLPARSE OPTION
SET CURRENT ISOLATION
SET CURRENT LOCALE LC_MESSAGES
SET CURRENT LOCALE LC_TIME
SET CURRENT LOCK TIMEOUT
SET CURRENT MAINTAINED TABLE TYPES FOR OPTIMIZATION
SET CURRENT MDC ROLLOUT MODE
SET CURRENT OPTIMIZATION PROFILE
SET CURRENT PACKAGE PATH
SET CURRENT PACKAGESET
SET CURRENT QUERY OPTIMIZATION
SET CURRENT REFRESH AGE
SET CURRENT SQL_CCFLAGS
SET ENCRYPTION PASSWORD
SET EVENT MONITOR STATE
SET INTEGRITY
SET PASSTHRU
SET PATH
SET ROLE
SET SCHEMA
SET SERVER OPTION
SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION
SET variable
SIGNAL
TRANSFER OWNERSHIP
TRUNCATE
UPDATE
VALUES
VALUES INTO
WHENEVER
WHILE
Catalog views
Road map to the catalog views
SYSCAT.ATTRIBUTES
SYSCAT.AUDITPOLICIES
SYSCAT.AUDITUSE
SYSCAT.BUFFERPOOLDBPARTITIONS
SYSCAT.BUFFERPOOLS
SYSCAT.CASTFUNCTIONS
SYSCAT.CHECKS
SYSCAT.COLAUTH
SYSCAT.COLCHECKS
SYSCAT.COLDIST
SYSCAT.COLGROUPCOLS
SYSCAT.COLGROUPDIST
SYSCAT.COLGROUPDISTCOUNTS
SYSCAT.COLGROUPS
SYSCAT.COLIDENTATTRIBUTES
SYSCAT.COLOPTIONS
SYSCAT.COLUMNS
SYSCAT.COLUSE
SYSCAT.CONDITIONS
SYSCAT.CONSTDEP
SYSCAT.CONTEXTATTRIBUTES
SYSCAT.CONTEXTS
SYSCAT.DATAPARTITIONEXPRESSION
SYSCAT.DATAPARTITIONS
SYSCAT.DATATYPEDEP
SYSCAT.DATATYPES
SYSCAT.DBAUTH
SYSCAT.DBPARTITIONGROUPDEF
SYSCAT.DBPARTITIONGROUPS
SYSCAT.EVENTMONITORS
SYSCAT.EVENTS
SYSCAT.EVENTTABLES
SYSCAT.FULLHIERARCHIES
SYSCAT.FUNCMAPOPTIONS
SYSCAT.FUNCMAPPARMOPTIONS
SYSCAT.FUNCMAPPINGS
SYSCAT.HIERARCHIES
SYSCAT.HISTOGRAMTEMPLATEBINS
SYSCAT.HISTOGRAMTEMPLATES
SYSCAT.HISTOGRAMTEMPLATEUSE
SYSCAT.INDEXAUTH
SYSCAT.INDEXCOLUSE
SYSCAT.INDEXDEP
SYSCAT.INDEXES
SYSCAT.INDEXEXPLOITRULES
SYSCAT.INDEXEXTENSIONDEP
SYSCAT.INDEXEXTENSIONMETHODS
SYSCAT.INDEXEXTENSIONPARMS
SYSCAT.INDEXEXTENSIONS
SYSCAT.INDEXOPTIONS
SYSCAT.INDEXPARTITIONS
SYSCAT.INDEXXMLPATTERNS
SYSCAT.INVALIDOBJECTS
SYSCAT.KEYCOLUSE
SYSCAT.MODULEAUTH
SYSCAT.MODULEOBJECTS
SYSCAT.MODULES
SYSCAT.NAMEMAPPINGS
SYSCAT.NICKNAMES
SYSCAT.PACKAGEAUTH
SYSCAT.PACKAGEDEP
SYSCAT.PACKAGES
SYSCAT.PARTITIONMAPS
SYSCAT.PASSTHRUAUTH
SYSCAT.PREDICATESPECS
SYSCAT.REFERENCES
SYSCAT.ROLEAUTH
SYSCAT.ROLES
SYSCAT.ROUTINEAUTH
SYSCAT.ROUTINEDEP
SYSCAT.ROUTINEOPTIONS
SYSCAT.ROUTINEPARMOPTIONS
SYSCAT.ROUTINEPARMS
SYSCAT.ROUTINES
SYSCAT.ROUTINESFEDERATED
SYSCAT.ROWFIELDS
SYSCAT.SCHEMAAUTH
SYSCAT.SCHEMATA
SYSCAT.SECURITYLABELACCESS
SYSCAT.SECURITYLABELCOMPONENTELEMENTS
SYSCAT.SECURITYLABELCOMPONENTS
SYSCAT.SECURITYLABELS
SYSCAT.SECURITYPOLICIES
SYSCAT.SECURITYPOLICYCOMPONENTRULES
SYSCAT.SECURITYPOLICYEXEMPTIONS
SYSCAT.SEQUENCEAUTH
SYSCAT.SEQUENCES
SYSCAT.SERVEROPTIONS
SYSCAT.SERVERS
SYSCAT.SERVICECLASSES
SYSCAT.STATEMENTS
SYSCAT.SURROGATEAUTHIDS
SYSCAT.TABAUTH
SYSCAT.TABCONST
SYSCAT.TABDEP
SYSCAT.TABDETACHEDDEP
SYSCAT.TABLES
SYSCAT.TABLESPACES
SYSCAT.TABOPTIONS
SYSCAT.TBSPACEAUTH
SYSCAT.THRESHOLDS
SYSCAT.TRANSFORMS
SYSCAT.TRIGDEP
SYSCAT.TRIGGERS
SYSCAT.TYPEMAPPINGS
SYSCAT.USEROPTIONS
SYSCAT.VARIABLEAUTH
SYSCAT.VARIABLEDEP
SYSCAT.VARIABLES
SYSCAT.VIEWS
SYSCAT.WORKACTIONS
SYSCAT.WORKACTIONSETS
SYSCAT.WORKCLASSES
SYSCAT.WORKCLASSSETS
SYSCAT.WORKLOADAUTH
SYSCAT.WORKLOADCONNATTR
SYSCAT.WORKLOADS
SYSCAT.WRAPOPTIONS
SYSCAT.WRAPPERS
SYSCAT.XDBMAPGRAPHS
SYSCAT.XDBMAPSHREDTREES
SYSCAT.XMLSTRINGS
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTAUTH
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTCOMPONENTS
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTDEP
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTDETAILS
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTHIERARCHIES
SYSCAT.XSROBJECTS
SYSIBM.SYSDUMMY1
SYSSTAT.COLDIST
SYSSTAT.COLGROUPDIST
SYSSTAT.COLGROUPDISTCOUNTS
SYSSTAT.COLGROUPS
SYSSTAT.COLUMNS
SYSSTAT.INDEXES
SYSSTAT.ROUTINES
SYSSTAT.TABLES
SQL and XML limits
Reserved schema names and reserved words
SQL statements that can be executed in routines and triggers
Communications areas, descriptor areas, and exception tables
SQLCA (SQL communications area)
SQLDA (SQL descriptor area)
Exception tables
Explain tables
ADVISE_INDEX
ADVISE_INSTANCE
ADVISE_MQT
ADVISE_PARTITION
ADVISE_TABLE
ADVISE_WORKLOAD
EXPLAIN_ACTUALS
EXPLAIN_ARGUMENT
EXPLAIN_DIAGNOSTIC
EXPLAIN_DIAGNOSTIC_DATA
EXPLAIN_INSTANCE
EXPLAIN_OBJECT
EXPLAIN_OPERATOR
EXPLAIN_PREDICATE
EXPLAIN_STATEMENT
EXPLAIN_STREAM
Explain register values
pureXML
pureXML overview
XML data type
XML input and output overview
Comparison of XML and relational models
XQuery and XPath data model
Sequences and items
Atomic values
Node hierarchies
Node properties
Node kinds
Document nodes
Element nodes
Attribute nodes
Text nodes
Processing instruction nodes
Comment nodes
Document order of nodes
Node identity
Typed values and string values of nodes
Tools that support XML
pureXML tutorial
Lesson 1: Creating a DB2 database and table that can store XML data
Lesson 2: Creating indexes over XML data
Lesson 3: Inserting XML documents into XML type columns
Lesson 4: Updating XML documents stored in XML columns
Lesson 5: Deleting XML data
Lesson 6: Querying XML data
Lesson 7: Validating XML documents against XML schemas
Lesson 8: Transforming with XSLT stylesheets
XML storage
XML storage object
XML base table row storage
Storage requirements for XML documents
Data types for archiving XML documents
Inserting XML data
Creation of tables with XML columns
Addition of XML columns to existing tables
Insertion into XML columns
XML parsing
XML data integrity
Check constraints
Trigger processing
XML validation
XSR_GET_PARSING_DIAGNOSTICS stored procedure
Displaying detailed XML parsing and validation errors
ErrorLog XML schema definition for enhanced error message support
XML schema for enhanced error message support
Using XML in a non-Unicode database
Querying XML data
Introduction to XQuery
Retrieving DB2 data with XQuery functions
Introduction to querying XML data with SQL
Comparison of XQuery to SQL
Comparison of methods for querying XML data
Specifying XML namespaces
Example: Changing the namespace prefix of an element
XMLQUERY function
Non-empty sequences returned by XMLQUERY
Empty sequences returned by XMLQUERY
Casting of XMLQUERY results to non-XML types
Casting between data types
XMLTABLE function
Example: Inserting values returned from XMLTABLE
Example: Returning one row for each occurrence of an item
Example: Processing elements from multiple trees in an XML document
Example: Processing hierarchical data using XMLTABLE
XMLEXISTS predicate
XMLEXISTS predicate usage
Passing parameters between SQL and XQuery
Constant and parameter marker passing to XMLEXISTS and XMLQUERY
Simple column name passing with XMLEXISTS, XMLQUERY, or XMLTABLE
Passing parameters from XQuery to SQL
Data retrieval with XQuery
Guidelines for matching indexes with queries
Restrictiveness of index definitions
Considerations when specifying text() nodes
Data type of literals
Join predicate conversion
Indeterminate query evaluation
Full-text search
Retrieval to earlier clients
SQL/XML publishing functions
Examples of publishing XML values
Example: Construct an XML document with constant values
Example: Construct an XML document with values from a single table
Example: Construct an XML document with values from multiple tables
Example: Construct an XML document with values from table rows that contain null elements
Example: Publishing data with XQuery
Special character handling
XML serialization
Transforming with XSLT stylesheets
Passing parameters to XSLT stylesheets at runtime
Example: Using XSLT as a formatting engine
Example: Using XSLT for data exchange
Example: Using XSLT to remove namespaces (DB2 XQuery)
Important considerations for transforming XML documents
Differences in an XML document after storage and retrieval
Indexing XML data
Index XML pattern expressions
XML namespace declarations
Data types associated with index XML pattern expressions
Data type conversion for indexes over XML data
Invalid XML values
Document rejection or CREATE INDEX statement failure
Summary table for conversion to the index XML data type
XML schemas and index key generation
UNIQUE keyword semantics
Database objects associated with XML data indexing
Logical and physical indexes over XML data
Other database objects associated with XML columns
Recreation of indexes over XML data
Sample queries against indexes over XML data
Restrictions on indexes over XML data
Common XML indexing issues
Troubleshooting SQL20305N messages
Troubleshooting SQL20306N messages
Updating XML data
Use of updating expressions in a transform expression
Updating XML documents with information from other tables
Deletion of XML data from tables
XML schema repository
XSR objects
XSR object registration
Registering XSR objects through stored procedures
Registering XSR objects through the command line processor
Java support for XML schema registration and removal
Altering registered XSR objects
Evolving an XML schema
Compatibility requirements for evolving an XML schema
Scenario: Evolving an XML schema
Examples of extracting XML schema information
Listing XML schemas registered with the XSR
Retrieving all components of an XML schema registered with the XSR
Retrieving the XML schema of an XML document
XML data movement
Important considerations for XML data movement
Query and XPath Data Model
LOB and XML file behavior
XML data specifier
Exporting XML data
Importing XML data
Loading XML data
Resolving indexing errors when loading XML data
Application programming and routines support
CLI
Data handling overview
Inserts and updates
Data retrieval
Default type handling
Embedded SQL
Declaring XML host variables
Example: Referencing XML host variables
Executing XQuery expressions
Recommendations for developing embedded SQL applications with XML and XQuery
Identifying XML values in an SQLDA
Java
JDBC
XML data in JDBC applications
XML column updates in JDBC applications
XML data retrieval in JDBC applications
Invocation of routines with XML parameters in Java applications
SQLJ
XML data in SQLJ applications
XML column updates in SQLJ applications
XML data retrieval in SQLJ applications
PHP
Introduction
Executing a single SQL statement
Preparing and executing SQL statements
Perl
pureXML and Perl
Database connections
Restrictions
Routines
SQL procedures
XML and XQuery support
Cursors for XQuery expressions
Effect of commits and rollbacks
SQL functions
Parameters and variables of data type XML in SQL functions
Inlined SQL functions and compiled SQL functions
External routines
XML data type support
Specification of a driver for Java routines
Example: XML and XQuery support in Java (JDBC) procedure
Example: XML and XQuery support in C# .NET CLR procedure
Example: XML and XQuery support in C procedure
Performance of routines
Sample applications
pureXML Samples
pureXML - Administration samples
pureXML - Application Development samples
XML performance
Article: 15 best practices for pureXML performance
Article: A performance comparison of pureXML and CLOB or shredded XML storage
The pureXML feature and data organization schemes
Example using XQuery transform in a partitioned database environment
Using declared temporary tables with XML data
Using optimization guidelines with XML data and XQuery expressions
Examples of optimization guidelines with XML data
Preference of DMS table spaces for pureXML data store performance
XML data encoding
Internally encoded XML data
Considerations when storing or passing XML data
Input of XML data
Retrieval of XML data
Routine parameters
JDBC, SQLJ, and .NET applications
Effects of XML encoding and serialization on data conversion
Input internally encoded
Input externally encoded
Retrieval with implicit serialization
Retrieval with explicit serialization
Mapping internally encoded XML data and CCSIDs
Encoding names to CCSIDs
CCSIDs to encoding names
Annotated XML schema decomposition
Advantage
Decomposing XML documents
Registering and enabling XML schemas
Examples of multiple XML document decomposition
Annotated XML schema decomposition and recursive XML documents
Disabling of decomposition
xdbDecompXML procedures
XDB_DECOMP_XML_FROM_QUERY stored procedure
Decomposition annotations
Specification and scope
Summary
db2-xdb:defaultSQLSchema
db2-xdb:rowSet
db2-xdb:table
db2-xdb:column
db2-xdb:locationPath
db2-xdb:expression
db2-xdb:condition
db2-xdb:contentHandling
db2-xdb:normalization
db2-xdb:order
db2-xdb:truncate
db2-xdb:rowSetMapping
db2-xdb:rowSetOperationOrder
Keywords
Decomposition results
Effect of validation
CDATA sections
NULL values and empty strings
Checklist
Derived complex types
XML schema structuring
Examples of mappings
rowSets
Example: Mapping to an XML column
Example: Single value to a table and row
Example: Single value to a table and multiple rows
Example: Single value to multiple tables
Example: Multiple values to a single table
Example: Multiple values from different contexts
XML schema to SQL types compatibility
Limits and restrictions
Troubleshooting considerations
Schema for XML decomposition annotations
Federation support
Replication and event publishing support
Restrictions on the pureXML feature
Articles on pureXML support
XQuery reference
DB2 XQuery concepts
Introduction to XQuery
Comparison of XQuery to SQL
Retrieving DB2 data with XQuery functions
XQuery and XPath data model
Sequences and items
Atomic values
Node hierarchies
Node properties
Node kinds
Document nodes
Element nodes
Attribute nodes
Text nodes
Processing instruction nodes
Comment nodes
Document order of nodes
Node identity
Typed values and string values of nodes
Serialization of the XDM
XML namespaces and QNames
Qualified names (QNames)
Statically known namespaces
Language conventions
Case sensitivity
Whitespace
Comments
Where to find more information about XQuery
Type system
The type hierarchy
Types by category
Constructor functions for built-in data types
Type casting
anyAtomicType data type
anySimpleType data type
anyType data type
anyURI data type
base64Binary data type
boolean data type
byte data type
date data type
dateTime data type
dayTimeDuration data type
decimal data type
double data type
duration data type
ENTITY data type
float data type
gDay data type
gMonth data type
gMonthDay data type
gYear data type
gYearMonth data type
hexBinary data type
ID data type
IDREF data type
int data type
integer data type
language data type
long data type
Name data type
NCName data type
negativeInteger data type
NMTOKEN data type
nonNegativeInteger data type
nonPositiveInteger data type
normalizedString data type
NOTATION data type
positiveInteger data type
QName data type
short data type
string data type
time data type
token data type
unsignedByte data type
unsignedInt data type
unsignedLong data type
unsignedShort data type
untyped data type
untypedAtomic data type
yearMonthDuration data type
Prolog
Version declaration
Boundary-space declaration
Construction declaration
Copy-namespaces declaration
Default element/type namespace declaration
Default function namespace declaration
Empty order declaration
Ordering mode declaration
Namespace declaration
Expressions
Expression evaluation and processing
Dynamic context and focus
Precedence
Order of results in XQuery expressions
Atomization
Subtype substitution
Type promotion
Effective Boolean value
Primary expressions
Literals
Predefined entity references
Character references
Variable references
Parenthesized expression
Context item expressions
Function calls
Path expressions
Syntax of path expressions
Axis steps
Axes
Node tests
Abbreviated syntax for path expressions
Predicates
Sequence expressions
Expressions that construct sequences
Filter expressions
Expressions for combining sequences of nodes
Arithmetic expressions
Comparison expressions
Value comparisons
General comparisons
Node comparisons
Logical expressions
Constructors
Enclosed expressions in constructors
Direct element constructors
Namespace declaration attributes
Boundary whitespace in direct element constructors
In-scope namespaces of a constructed element
Computed element constructors
Computed attribute constructors
Document node constructors
Text node constructors
Processing instruction constructors
Direct processing instruction constructors
Computed processing instruction constructors
Comment constructors
Direct comment constructors
Computed comment constructors
FLWOR expressions
Syntax of FLWOR expressions
for and let clauses
for clauses
let clauses
for and let clauses in the same expression
for and let clauses compared
Variable scope in for and let clauses
where clauses
order by clauses
return clauses
FLWOR examples
Conditional expressions
Quantified expressions
Cast expressions
Castable expressions
Transform expression and updating expressions
Use of updating expressions in a transform expression
Transform expression
Basic updating expressions
Delete expression
Insert expression
Rename expression
Replace expression
Built-in functions
Functions by category
adjust-date-to-timezone function
adjust-dateTime-to-timezone function
adjust-time-to-timezone function
abs function
avg function
boolean function
ceiling function
codepoints-to-string function
compare function
concat function
contains function
count function
current-date function
current-dateTime function
current-local-date function
current-local-dateTime function
current-local-time function
current-time function
data function
dateTime function
day-from-date function
day-from-dateTime function
days-from-duration function
deep-equal function
default-collation function
distinct-values function
empty function
ends-with function
exactly-one function
exists function
false function
floor function
hours-from-dateTime function
hours-from-duration function
hours-from-time function
implicit-timezone function
in-scope-prefixes function
index-of function
insert-before function
last function
local-name function
local-name-from-QName function
local-timezone function
lower-case function
matches function
max function
min function
minutes-from-dateTime function
minutes-from-duration function
minutes-from-time function
month-from-date function
month-from-dateTime function
months-from-duration function
name function
namespace-uri function
namespace-uri-for-prefix function
namespace-uri-from-QName function
node-name function
normalize-space function
normalize-unicode function
not function
number function
one-or-more function
position function
QName function
remove function
replace function
resolve-QName function
reverse function
root function
round function
round-half-to-even function
seconds-from-dateTime function
seconds-from-duration function
seconds-from-time function
sqlquery function
starts-with function
string function
string-join function
string-length function
string-to-codepoints function
subsequence function
substring function
substring-after function
substring-before function
sum function
timezone-from-date function
timezone-from-dateTime function
timezone-from-time function
tokenize function
translate function
true function
unordered function
upper-case function
xmlcolumn function
year-from-date function
year-from-dateTime function
years-from-duration function
zero-or-one function
Regular expressions
Limits
Limits for XQuery data types
Size limits
Installing
Requirements for DB2 products
DB2 database product and packaging information
Database systems
Windows
An overview of installing your DB2 server product (Windows)
DB2 installation methods
Reducing the size of your DB2 product installation image
DB2 Setup Wizard national language support
Language identifiers for running the DB2 Setup wizard in another language
Changing the DB2 product interface language (Windows)
Disk and memory requirements
Java software support for DB2 products
Installation prerequisites (Windows)
Installation requirements (Windows)
Password rules
Additional Windows prerequisites
DB2 services running on your system (Windows)
Required user accounts for installation of DB2 server products (Windows)
Restricting operating system privileges of the db2fmp process (Windows)
Setting up elevated privileges (Windows)
Preparing the environment for a partitioned DB2 server (Windows)
Granting user rights (Windows)
Defining which users hold SYSADM authority
Fast communications manager (Windows)
Extending the Active Directory Schema for LDAP directory services (Windows)
Verifying port range availability on participating computers (Windows)
Installing DB2 servers (Windows)
Multiple DB2 copies on the same computer (Windows)
Setting up a partitioned database environment
Installing database partition servers on participating computers using a response file (Windows)
Verifying access to the registry on the instance-owning computer (Windows)
Verifying your installation (Windows)
Using First Steps to verify the installation of DB2 servers (Linux and Windows)
Using the command line processor (CLP) to verify the installation
Verifying a partitioned database environment installation (Windows)
Directory structure for your DB2 database product (Windows)
Post-installation tasks (Windows)
Deleting a Firefox browser profile
Applying DB2 licenses
Adding your user ID to the DB2ADMNS and DB2USERS user groups (Windows)
Updating your 32-bit DB2 instances to 64-bit instances (Windows)
Format of the DB2 node configuration file
Verifying port range availability
Reducing the size of your DB2 fix pack installation image
Validating your DB2 copy
Setting up notification and contact lists
Changing the default DB2 and default IBM database client interface copy after installation (Windows)
IBM data server client connectivity using multiple copies
Working with existing DB2 copies
First Steps
Checking for DB2 updates
Applying fix packs
Linux and UNIX
DB2 installation methods
DB2 Setup Wizard national language support
Displaying the DB2 Setup wizard in your national language
Language identifiers for running the DB2 Setup wizard in another language
Changing the DB2 interface language
DB2 Servers
Disk and memory requirements
Java software support for DB2 products
Installation prerequisites (Linux and UNIX)
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Additional Linux and UNIX requirements
Multiple DB2 copies on one system
Fast communications manager
Password rules
DB2 users and groups
Centralized user-management considerations
Preparing to install DB2 for Linux on zSeries
Creating group and user IDs for a DB2 database installation
OS user limit requirements
DB2 database products in a workload partition (AIX)
DB2 database product installation on an NFS-mounted directory
Kernel parameters (Linux and UNIX)
Recommended kernel configuration parameters (HP-UX)
Modifying kernel parameters (HP-UX)
Kernel parameter requirements ( Linux )
Modifying kernel parameters (Linux)
Modifying kernel parameters (Solaris Operating System)
Additional partitioned database environment pre-installation tasks (Linux and UNIX)
Updating environment settings for a partitioned DB2 installation (AIX)
Setting up a working collective to distribute commands to multiple AIX nodes
Verifying port range availability on participating computers
Creating a DB2 home file system for a partitioned database environment
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Verifying that NFS is running
Mounting product CDs or DVDs
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Non-root installation (Linux and UNIX)
Differences between root installations and non-root installations
Limitations of non-root installations
Installing a DB2 product as a non-root user
Enabling root-based features in non-root installations with db2rfe
Applying fix packs to a non-root installation
Removing DB2 database products installed by non-root users
Installing DB2 servers using the DB2 Setup wizard
Setting up a partitioned database environment
Installation methods that require manual configuration
Installing with the db2_install and doce_install commands
Installing with payload files
Manually configuring DB2 servers after installation
Creating group and user IDs for a DB2 database installation
Creating group and user IDs in a partitioned database environment
AIX
HP-UX
Linux
Solaris
Creating the DB2 Administration Server (Linux and UNIX)
Creating an instance using db2icrt
Creating links for DB2 files
Configuring TCP/IP communications for a DB2 instance
Updating the services file
Updating the database manager configuration file
Configuring DB2 server communications
Using the CLP
Using the Control Center
Registering a license key using the License Center
Verifying your installation (Linux and UNIX)
First Steps
Using First Steps to verify the installation of DB2 servers (Linux and Windows)
Using the command line processor (CLP) to verify the installation
Verifying a partitioned database server installation
Directory structure for your DB2 database product (Linux)
Post-installation tasks (Linux and UNIX)
Deleting a Firefox browser profile
Applying DB2 licenses
Listing installed products
Verifying port range availability
Setting up notification and contact lists
Validating your DB2 copy
Main menu entries for DB2 tools (Linux)
IBM data server client connectivity using multiple copies
Working with existing DB2 copies
Checking for DB2 updates
Reducing the size of your DB2 fix pack installation image
Applying fix packs
Applying fix packs to a non-root installation
Partitioned database environment
Format of the DB2 node configuration file
Updating the node configuration file
Enabling communications between database partition servers
Enabling the execution of remote commands
Enabling Control Center administration (Linux)
Moving between DB2 database products
Linux and UNIX
Windows
Applying fix packs
Before installing a fix pack
Checking fix pack prerequisites
Getting fix packs
Uncompressing fix packs (Linux and UNIX)
Uncompressing fix packs (Windows)
Stopping all DB2 processes (Linux and UNIX)
Stopping all DB2 instances, services and applications (Windows)
Fix pack installation methods
Universal versus product-specific fix packs
Linux and UNIX
Installing a fix pack to update existing DB2 database products (Linux and UNIX)
Installing a fix pack to install new DB2 database products (Linux and UNIX)
Windows
Installing a fix pack for a single database product (Windows)
Installing a fix pack for multiple database products (Windows)
Installing a fix pack using a response file (Windows)
Installing a fix pack in a Microsoft Cluster Server environment (Windows)
After installing a fix pack
Post-installation tasks for fix packs (Windows)
Post-installation tasks for fix packs (Linux and UNIX)
Binding bind files after installing fix packs
Uninstalling fix packs
Response files
Response file install basics
Response file uninstall basics
Creating a response file using the DB2 Setup wizard
Linux and UNIX
Creating a response file using the sample response file
Installing DB2 using a response file
Installing database partition servers using a response file (UNIX)
Response file installation error codes
Uninstalling using a response file (Linux and UNIX)
Windows
Making the DB2 installation files available for a response file installation
Setting up shared access to a directory
Creating and editing a response file
Installing a DB2 product using a response file
Installation of DB2 products using Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
Installing DB2 products using SMS
Importing the DB2 install file
Creating the SMS package on the SMS server
Distributing the DB2 installation package across your network
Distributing DB2 installation packages using SMS
Configuring remote access to a server database
Configuring db2cli.ini
Response file installation error codes
Installing with batch files
Uninstalling using a response file (Windows)
Response file generator
db2rspgn command
Available sample response files
Response file keywords
Embedding the DB2 installation image (Linux and UNIX)
Exporting and importing a profile
Stopping DB2 processes during an in