ORDER subcommand option

The ORDER subcommand option defines which OMEGAMON® XE for DB2® PE identifiers are used to aggregate records.

Usage

The ORDER subcommand option specifies which OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE identifiers are used to aggregate records and, unless the TOP(ONLY) subcommand option is specified for Accounting, identifies the presentation sequence of the report entries.

Usage notes

Syntax

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             .-(5)---------------------------------------.
             | .-PRIMAUTH-PLANNAME---------------------. |
             | | .- - --;--;--;(3)----------------------. | |
             V | V                                   | | |
|--ORDER--(----+---OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE identifier-+-+-+--)---|
 

Rules

The table below shows the OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE identifiers and criteria that can be used with the ORDER subcommand option.

Table 7. OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE identifiers used with ORDER subcommand option
OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE Identifier Accounting Audit I/O Activity Locking SQL Activity Statistics Utility Activity
BPID (Buffer pool ID)
CLASS (DB2 trace class)
CONNECT (Connection ID)
CONNTYPE (Connection type)
CORRNAME (Correlation name)
CORRNMBR (Correlation number)
DATABASE (Database name)
ENDUSER (End user ID)
INSTANCE (Instance number)
INTERVAL (Interval)
MAINPACK (Main package)
OBJECT (Object type)
ORIGAUTH (Original authorization ID)
PACKAGE (Package information) or PROGRAM (Program information)
PAGESET (Page set name)
PLANNAME (Plan name)
PARTNBR (Partition number)
PRIMAUTH (Primary authorization ID) or AUTHID (Authorization ID)
REQLOC (Requester location)
TRANSACT (End user transaction name)
WSNAME (End user workstation name)
Note:
  1. For Utility Activity, the ORDER option can be used for both reports and traces.
  2. Instance number is applicable to Utility trace only.

Example of the ORDER subcommand option

The following example specifies that two reports are produced:


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ACCOUNTING REPORT ORDER (CONNECTION-PLANNAME-PRIMAUTH,PRIMAUTH-PLANNAME)
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