Transaction in DB2

I am using properties file to get all queries to my jsp pages in xMII.
I am using Transaction location to access the transaction in that.
But it is showing error in console that Transaction not found.
But it is working fine in Oracle.
Please help me to find a solution.
Thanks in advance,
Vivek Kumar

Hi,
Check in dbacockpit transaction.
Thanks
Sunny

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    Released on: 25.07.2007  09:50:34
    Priority: Recommendations/additional info
    Category: Consulting
    Primary Component: SV-BO-BI Business Information
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18.09.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000031" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000031','Version: 31      : 10.05.2007 - 25.07.2007');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 31      : 10.05.2007 - 25.07.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000030" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000030','Version: 30      : 20.01.2006 - 10.05.2007');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 30      : 20.01.2006 - 10.05.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000029" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000029','Version: 29      : 14.07.2005 - 20.01.2006');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 29      : 14.07.2005 - 20.01.2006</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000028" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000028','Version: 28      : 18.04.2005 - 14.07.2005');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 28      : 18.04.2005 - 14.07.2005</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000027" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000027','Version: 27      : 03.08.2004 - 18.04.2005');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 27      : 03.08.2004 - 18.04.2005</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000026" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000026','Version: 26      : 03.08.2004 - 03.08.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 26      : 03.08.2004 - 03.08.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000025" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000025','Version: 25      : 12.03.2004 - 03.08.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 25      : 12.03.2004 - 03.08.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000024" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000024','Version: 24      : 29.01.2004 - 12.03.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 24      : 29.01.2004 - 12.03.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000023" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000023','Version: 23      : 18.12.2003 - 29.01.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 23      : 18.12.2003 - 29.01.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000022" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000022','Version: 22      : 24.02.2003 - 18.12.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 22      : 24.02.2003 - 18.12.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000021" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000021','Version: 21      : 30.01.2003 - 24.02.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 21      : 30.01.2003 - 24.02.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000020" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000020','Version: 20      : 30.01.2003 - 30.01.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 20      : 30.01.2003 - 30.01.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000019" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000019','Version: 19      : 17.01.2003 - 30.01.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 19      : 17.01.2003 - 30.01.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000018" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000018','Version: 18      : 08.10.2002 - 17.01.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 18      : 08.10.2002 - 17.01.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000017" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000017','Version: 17      : 26.09.2002 - 08.10.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 17      : 26.09.2002 - 08.10.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000016" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000016','Version: 16      : 26.09.2002 - 26.09.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 16      : 26.09.2002 - 26.09.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000015" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000015','Version: 15      : 25.09.2002 - 26.09.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 15      : 25.09.2002 - 26.09.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000014" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000014','Version: 14      : 02.05.2002 - 25.09.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 14      : 02.05.2002 - 25.09.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000013" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000013','Version: 13      : 05.07.2001 - 02.05.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 13      : 05.07.2001 - 02.05.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000012" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_D:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000012','Version: 12      : 25.05.2001 - 05.07.2001');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 12      : 25.05.2001 - 05.07.2001</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tfoot style="display:block;"><tr class="urMnuScr"><td colspan="4" class="urMnuScrDwn" isscroll="true" onmousedown="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_D','true',false,event);" onmouseup="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_D','true',true,event);" onmouseout="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_D','true',true,event);"><img width="1" class="urMnuScrImg" src="1x1"></td></tr></table></div>
    <div class="urMnu" onkeydown="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_keyDown(window,'popupitemslevel2_E',event);" onmousemove="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hoverItem(window,'popupitemslevel2_E',event);"><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" id="popupitemslevel2_E-r" visidx="0" viscnt="10"><thead style="display:block;"><tr class="urMnuScr"><td colspan="4" class="urMnuScrUp" isscroll="true" onmousedown="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','false',false,event);" onmouseup="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','false',true,event);" onmouseout="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','false',true,event);"><img width="1" class="urMnuScrImg" src="1x1"></td></tr><tbody><tr id="0000000000" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000000','Version: 32      : 25.07.2007 - 18.09.2007');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChkOn">   </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 32      : 25.07.2007 - 18.09.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000031" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000031','Version: 31      : 10.05.2007 - 25.07.2007');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 31      : 10.05.2007 - 25.07.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000030" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000030','Version: 30      : 20.01.2006 - 10.05.2007');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 30      : 20.01.2006 - 10.05.2007</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000029" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000029','Version: 29      : 14.07.2005 - 20.01.2006');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 29      : 14.07.2005 - 20.01.2006</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000028" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000028','Version: 28      : 18.04.2005 - 14.07.2005');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 28      : 18.04.2005 - 14.07.2005</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000027" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000027','Version: 27      : 03.08.2004 - 18.04.2005');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 27      : 03.08.2004 - 18.04.2005</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000024" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000024','Version: 24      : 29.01.2004 - 12.03.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 24      : 29.01.2004 - 12.03.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000023" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000023','Version: 23      : 18.12.2003 - 29.01.2004');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 23      : 18.12.2003 - 29.01.2004</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000021" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000021','Version: 21      : 30.01.2003 - 24.02.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 21      : 30.01.2003 - 24.02.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000019" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000019','Version: 19      : 17.01.2003 - 30.01.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 19      : 17.01.2003 - 30.01.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000018" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000018','Version: 18      : 08.10.2002 - 17.01.2003');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 18      : 08.10.2002 - 17.01.2003</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000017" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000017','Version: 17      : 26.09.2002 - 08.10.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 17      : 26.09.2002 - 08.10.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000014" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000014','Version: 14      : 02.05.2002 - 25.09.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 14      : 02.05.2002 - 25.09.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000013" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000013','Version: 13      : 05.07.2001 - 02.05.2002');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 13      : 05.07.2001 - 02.05.2002</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tr id="0000000012" class="urMnuRowOff" onclick="me.htmlbSL(this,78,'popupitemslevel2_E:onSelectPopupMenuItem','','0000000012','Version: 12      : 25.05.2001 - 05.07.2001');;me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_hideAll();return false;"><td class="urMnuChk"> </td><td> </td><td class="urMnuTxt" nowrap><span style="white-space:nowrap;">Version: 12      : 25.05.2001 - 05.07.2001</span></td><td class="urMnuSub"> </td></tr><tfoot style="display:block;"><tr class="urMnuScr"><td colspan="4" class="urMnuScrDwn" isscroll="true" onmousedown="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','true',false,event);" onmouseup="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','true',true,event);" onmouseout="me.sapUrMapi_PopupMenu_timeScroll(window,'popupitemslevel2_E','true',true,event);"><img width="1" class="urMnuScrImg" src="1x1"></td></tr></table></div>
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  • Multiple db2 instances with informix in a single transaction

    Hi All,
    Can somebody tell how this can be achieved.
    I do have 3 db2 instances in three physical mahines. Within a transaction I will
    only be writing to a one instance but will be retieving data from the other two
    instances. In the same transaction I will be writing to a Informix database as
    well. All the systems are on windows.
    The application server is Weblogic 7.02.
    For DB2 the driver is db2jcc driver which does not support XA transactions. And
    for informix we do use the driver which comes along with the informix installation
    which is a XA supported driver.
    We do have seperate TXDatasources created in the Web logic server and EJBs are
    used in the project.
    As welogic can give the XA features only for one none XA driver. How about implementing
    the above scenario.
    Waiting for a early response.

    Hello Sebastien,
    Thanks for your response!!!
    Let me make it bit more clear.In deploymewnt descriptor,we define jndi name for any resource and do a lookup on that resource from the code.
    Let us consider that resource as JDBC data source for our discussion.usually you define any jdbc data source under a JDBC resource provider.
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  • Is HS Generic Connectivity(db2/400 odbc) supports Distributed Transaction?

    hi,
    Is HS Generic Connectivity(db2/400 odbc) supports Distributed Transaction?
    I am getting an error as follows
    "ORA-02047 cannot join the distributed transaction in progress" when i am trying a transaction, which is inserting in to db2/400 and updating in Oracle.
    if it does not support this, what is the best way
    to do such things using generic connectivity.
    (eg. by committing each sql statement ?)
    my db is oracle 9i 9.2.0.4.0
    remote db is db2/400 connected with client access ODBC.
    Thanks
    BA

    Hi,
    one of the restrictions of generic connectivity is, that distributed transactions are not allowed.
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  • DB2 Transaction log Problem after set db manuell to Rollforward

    Hello,
    I have a problem when set the db2 manuell in rollforward mode. After I set the command db2rfpen ON E35 my database (E35) is in rollforward mode.
    Now I can see with command "db2 rollforward db E35 query status" the Last committed transaction
    but the timestamp of the Last committed transaction is 2106-02-07-06.28.15.000000 UTC
    but we do not have year 2106!!
    did someone have similar issue or a solution for my problem??
    Is it possible to manuell update the table via SQL? But I dont know which table i should update..
    Thanks in advanced.
    Robin

    Hi,
    following output of db2 get snapshot for all databases because db2 get snapshot for database E35 does not work..
    there I think the timestamp is also ok. Thanks for your help!
    regards
    Robin
                  Database Snapshot
    Database name                              = E35
    Database path                              = /db2/E35/db2e35/NODE0000/SQL00001/MEMBER0000/
    Input database alias                       =
    Database status                            = Active
    Catalog database partition number          = 0
    Catalog network node name                  = srvnetapp07
    Operating system running at database server= LINUXAMD64
    Location of the database                   = Local
    First database connect timestamp           = 08/11/2014 12:16:58.594371
    Last reset timestamp                       =
    Last backup timestamp                      = 08/08/2014 09:57:42.000000
    Snapshot timestamp                         = 08/11/2014 12:17:46.494342
    Number of automatic storage paths          = 4
    Automatic storage path                     = /db2/E35/sapdata1
          Node number                          = 0
          State                                = In Use
          File system ID                       = 64782
          Storage path free space (bytes)      = 23376351232
          File system used space (bytes)       = 3045990400
          File system total space (bytes)      = 26422341632
    Automatic storage path                     = /db2/E35/sapdata2
          Node number                          = 0
          State                                = In Use
          File system ID                       = 64783
          Storage path free space (bytes)      = 23376351232
          File system used space (bytes)       = 3045990400
          File system total space (bytes)      = 26422341632
    Automatic storage path                     = /db2/E35/sapdata3
          Node number                          = 0
          State                                = In Use
          File system ID                       = 64784
          Storage path free space (bytes)      = 23376351232
          File system used space (bytes)       = 3045990400
          File system total space (bytes)      = 26422341632
    Automatic storage path                     = /db2/E35/sapdata4
          Node number                          = 0
          State                                = In Use
          File system ID                       = 64785
          Storage path free space (bytes)      = 23376351232
          File system used space (bytes)       = 3045990400
          File system total space (bytes)      = 26422341632
    High water mark for connections            = 13
    Application connects                       = 9
    Secondary connects total                   = 11
    Applications connected currently           = 1
    Appls. executing in db manager currently   = 0
    Agents associated with applications        = 11
    Maximum agents associated with applications= 13
    Maximum coordinating agents                = 13
    Number of Threshold Violations             = 0
    Locks held currently                       = 29
    Lock waits                                 = 2
    Time database waited on locks (ms)         = 56
    Lock list memory in use (Bytes)            = 77568
    Deadlocks detected                         = 0
    Lock escalations                           = 0
    Exclusive lock escalations                 = 0
    Agents currently waiting on locks          = 0
    Lock Timeouts                              = 0
    Number of indoubt transactions             = 0
    Total Private Sort heap allocated          = 0
    Total Shared Sort heap allocated           = 6
    Shared Sort heap high water mark           = 245
    Post threshold sorts (shared memory)       = 0
    Total sorts                                = 2
    Total sort time (ms)                       = 2
    Sort overflows                             = 0
    Active sorts                               = 0
    Buffer pool data logical reads             = 68507
    Buffer pool data physical reads            = 1312
    Buffer pool temporary data logical reads   = 0
    Buffer pool temporary data physical reads  = 0
    Asynchronous pool data page reads          = 899
    Buffer pool data writes                    = 0
    Asynchronous pool data page writes         = 0
    Buffer pool index logical reads            = 52871
    Buffer pool index physical reads           = 449
    Buffer pool temporary index logical reads  = 0
    Buffer pool temporary index physical reads = 0
    Asynchronous pool index page reads         = 0
    Buffer pool index writes                   = 0
    Asynchronous pool index page writes        = 0
    Buffer pool xda logical reads              = 0
    Buffer pool xda physical reads             = 0
    Buffer pool temporary xda logical reads    = 0
    Buffer pool temporary xda physical reads   = 0
    Buffer pool xda writes                     = 0
    Asynchronous pool xda page reads           = 0
    Asynchronous pool xda page writes          = 0
    Total buffer pool read time (milliseconds) = 4912
    Total buffer pool write time (milliseconds)= 0
    Total elapsed asynchronous read time       = 3219
    Total elapsed asynchronous write time      = 0
    Asynchronous data read requests            = 454
    Asynchronous index read requests           = 0
    Asynchronous xda read requests             = 0
    No victim buffers available                = 0
    LSN Gap cleaner triggers                   = 0
    Dirty page steal cleaner triggers          = 0
    Dirty page threshold cleaner triggers      = 0
    Time waited for prefetch (ms)              = 982
    Unread prefetch pages                      = 0
    Direct reads                               = 986
    Direct writes                              = 2
    Direct read requests                       = 77
    Direct write requests                      = 1
    Direct reads elapsed time (ms)             = 243
    Direct write elapsed time (ms)             = 0
    Database files closed                      = 0
    Host execution elapsed time                = 5.785568
    Commit statements attempted                = 16
    Rollback statements attempted              = 2
    Dynamic statements attempted               = 6950
    Static statements attempted                = 23
    Failed statement operations                = 0
    Select SQL statements executed             = 6936
    Xquery statements executed                 = 0
    Update/Insert/Delete statements executed   = 6
    DDL statements executed                    = 0
    Inactive stmt history memory usage (bytes) = 0
    Internal automatic rebinds                 = 0
    Internal rows deleted                      = 0
    Internal rows inserted                     = 0
    Internal rows updated                      = 0
    Internal commits                           = 21
    Internal rollbacks                         = 0
    Internal rollbacks due to deadlock         = 0
    Number of MDC table blocks pending cleanup = 0
    Rows deleted                               = 0
    Rows inserted                              = 0
    Rows updated                               = 13838
    Rows selected                              = 13897
    Rows read                                  = 141752
    Binds/precompiles attempted                = 0
    Log space available to the database (Bytes)= 333797877
    Log space used by the database (Bytes)     = 26523
    Maximum secondary log space used (Bytes)   = 0
    Maximum total log space used (Bytes)       = 37070
    Secondary logs allocated currently         = 0
    Log pages read                             = 0
    Log read time (sec.ns)                     = 0.000000000
    Log pages written                          = 13
    Log write time (sec.ns)                    = 0.006250000
    Number write log IOs                       = 9
    Number read log IOs                        = 0
    Number partial page log IOs                = 7
    Number log buffer full                     = 0
    Log data found in buffer                   = 0
    Log to be redone for recovery (Bytes)      = 26523
    Log accounted for by dirty pages (Bytes)   = 26523
    Node number                                = 0
    File number of first active log            = 90
    File number of last active log             = 94
    File number of current active log          = 90
    File number of log being archived          = Not applicable
    Package cache lookups                      = 6955
    Package cache inserts                      = 20
    Package cache overflows                    = 0
    Package cache high water mark (Bytes)      = 1026593
    Application section lookups                = 20824
    Application section inserts                = 29
    Catalog cache lookups                      = 740
    Catalog cache inserts                      = 55
    Catalog cache overflows                    = 0
    Catalog cache high water mark              = 429098
    Catalog cache statistics size              = 0
    Workspace Information
    Number of hash joins                       = 4
    Number of hash loops                       = 0
    Number of hash join overflows              = 0
    Number of small hash join overflows        = 0
    Post threshold hash joins (shared memory)  = 0
    Active hash joins                          = 0
    Number of OLAP functions                   = 0
    Number of OLAP function overflows          = 0
    Active OLAP functions                      = 0
    Statistic fabrications                          = 0
    Synchronous runstats                            = 0
    Asynchronous runstats                           = 0
    Total statistic fabrication time (milliseconds) = 0
    Total synchronous runstats time (milliseconds)  = 0
    Memory usage for database:
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Backup/Restore/Util Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 204800000
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Package Cache Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 1179648
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 1179648
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 472317952
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Other Memory
           Current size (bytes)                    = 196608
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 196608
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 20971520
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Catalog Cache Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 524288
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 524288
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 10485760
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Buffer Pool Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 1
           Current size (bytes)                    = 494010368
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 494010368
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 494010368
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Buffer Pool Heap
           Secondary ID                            = System 32k buffer pool
           Current size (bytes)                    = 1835008
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 1835008
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1835008
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Buffer Pool Heap
           Secondary ID                            = System 16k buffer pool
           Current size (bytes)                    = 1572864
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 1572864
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1572864
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Buffer Pool Heap
           Secondary ID                            = System 8k buffer pool
           Current size (bytes)                    = 1441792
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 1441792
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1441792
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Buffer Pool Heap
           Secondary ID                            = System 4k buffer pool
           Current size (bytes)                    = 1376256
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 1376256
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1376256
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Shared Sort Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 2359296
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 3932160
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 40435712
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Lock Manager Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 159645696
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 159645696
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 159711232
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Database Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 87687168
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 87687168
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 119472128
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 107
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 106
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 105
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 104
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 103
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 102
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 101
           Current size (bytes)                    = 196608
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 196608
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 100
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 99
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 98
           Current size (bytes)                    = 65536
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 65536
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Application Heap
           Secondary ID                            = 97
           Current size (bytes)                    = 131072
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 131072
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 1048576
      Node number                                  = 0
        Memory Pool Type                           = Applications Shared Heap
           Current size (bytes)                    = 458752
           High water mark (bytes)                 = 458752
           Configured size (bytes)                 = 81920000

  • DB Adapter connecting to DB2 Database is giving Transaction Commit Error

    Hi All,
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    ++<env:Header/>++
    ++<env:Body>++
    ++<env:Fault>++
    ++<faultcode>env:Server</faultcode>++
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    ++Exception occured during invocation of JCA binding: "JCA Binding execute of Reference operation 'DB2Test' failed due to: DBWriteInteractionSpec Execute Failed Exception.++
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