Re: Message: data protection sqlpghck
I would have tried ACTIVATE DATABASE avenue. (see also Deactivate db...)
Basically, db2 is telling you that it thinks it has to incur the startup
cost too often ...
allocating logs, bufferpools, other-memory, ressources, ...
Unless you Activate a DB, db2 will deallocate some resources if it detects
no user is connected to a db. It will need to reallocate those resources
when
another user connects, ...
PM
"Stefan S." <stefan.schmieder@cimt-ag.de> a écrit dans le message de
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> Hello,
> yesterday we have upgraded the DB2 v8.1 to FP-level 4. Now we got some
> messages in the db2diag.log (see snippet at the end). On our
> filesystem, where the log-files are located we have sufficent space
> available (>50GB). We have already reduced the LOGFILSIZ Parameter,
> this hadn't any affect.
> Did anyone have any idea?
> Thanks
>
> Stefan
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> 2003-12-11-07.36.03.944225 Instance:db2inst1 Node:000
> PID:4078(db2agent (BTLDB)) TID:16384
> Appid:*LOCAL.db2inst1.008BA1063603
> data protection sqlpgint Probe:1870
>
> Frequent database deactivation is detected with large log file size.
> Consider reduce LOGFILSIZ configuration or use ACTIVATE DATABASE
> command
> to
> start up database.
>
> 2003-12-11-07.41.39.673391 Instance:db2inst1 Node:000
> PID:4283(db2loggr (BTLDB)) TID:16384 Appid:none
> data protection sqlpghck Probe:1390
>
> ExtNum 12262, state 401, baselsn 0000000BCDF90000 nextlsn
> 0000000BCE1C4166
>
> 2003-12-11-08.55.04.432700 Instance:db2inst1 Node:000
> PID:8109(db2loggr (BTLDB)) TID:16384 Appid:none
> data protection sqlpghck Probe:1390
>
> ExtNum 12263, state 401, baselsn 0000000BCE378000 nextlsn
> 0000000BCE378205
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