Hi All
In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
database manager will creat a secondary log files for the transaction;
when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
database or database reactive or database restart the secondary log
files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is no
reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
My question is
how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
secondary log file?
if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
existed one or to allocate new one?
Any help will be very useful
Hank
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news:8d******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi All
In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
database manager will creat a secondary log files for the transaction;
when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
database or database reactive or database restart the secondary log
files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is no
reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
My question is
how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
Just like db2 server use the primary log files if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
secondary log file?
Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by the all
the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files log01,
log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the log01
still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the secondary
files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log file. if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
existed one or to allocate new one?
the existed one.
Any help will be very useful
Hank
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news:8d******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi All
In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
database manager will creat a secondary log files for the transaction;
when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
database or database reactive or database restart the secondary log
files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is no
reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
My question is
how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
Just like db2 server use the primary log files if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
secondary log file?
Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by the all
the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files log01,
log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the log01
still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the secondary
files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log file.
So, does it mean in the high cocurrent and long running transaction
processes, the database manage only can handle 126 tansaction in DB2
UDB v7.2 and 256 in DB2 UDB v8.1? if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
existed one or to allocate new one?
the existed one.
Any help will be very useful
Hank
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In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
database manager will creat a secondary log files for the transaction;
when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
database or database reactive or database restart the secondary log
files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is no
reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
My question is
how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
Just like db2 server use the primary log files if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
secondary log file?
Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by the
all the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files
log01, log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the
log01 still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the secondary
files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log file.
So, does it mean in the high cocurrent and long running transaction
processes, the database manage only can handle 126 tansaction in DB2
UDB v7.2 and 256 in DB2 UDB v8.1?
=========
No. First, the active log file doesn't mean it is current log file. There
may be a couple of active log files, when all the primary + secondary files
is used, then you will get "log full". But there is only one current log
file (it might be primary log file, or seconday log file). All the active
transactions will write to the current log file. And db2 server will know
which transaction corresponse which session.
How many concurrent transactions can db2 server handle? This is not
determined by the number of log files. This will be determined by the number
of concurrent db2 agents, which will be the min(max_agents,
max_application s), of course there is also os limits ....
========= if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
existed one or to allocate new one?
the existed one.
Any help will be very useful
Hank
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> Hi All
>
> In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
> database manager will creat a secondary log files for the transaction;
> when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
> allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
> database or database reactive or database restart the secondary log
> files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
> request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is no
> reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
>
> My question is
> how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file? Just like db2 server use the primary log files > if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
> same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
> secondary log file?
Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by the all the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files log01, log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the log01 still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the secondary
files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log file.
So, does it mean in the high cocurrent and long running transaction
processes, the database manage only can handle 126 tansaction in DB2
UDB v7.2 and 256 in DB2 UDB v8.1?
=========
No. First, the active log file doesn't mean it is current log file. There
may be a couple of active log files, when all the primary + secondary files
is used, then you will get "log full". But there is only one current log
file (it might be primary log file, or seconday log file). All the active
transactions will write to the current log file. And db2 server will know
which transaction corresponse which session.
How many concurrent transactions can db2 server handle? This is not
determined by the number of log files. This will be determined by the number
of concurrent db2 agents, which will be the min(max_agents,
max_application s), of course there is also os limits ....
=========
Thank you for you response, but one log file become reuseable when it
is not a current log file and not a active log file, if all log file
is used now but not all fill up, which log file is reuseable? if not,
where to allocate the log space for this transaction? > if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
> existed one or to allocate new one? the existed one. >
> Any help will be very useful
>
>
> Hank
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> > Hi All
> >
> > In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
> > database manager will creat a secondary log files for the
transaction; > > when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
> > allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
> > database or database reactive or database restart the secondary
log > > files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
> > request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is
no > > reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
> >
> > My question is
> > how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
Just like db2 server use the primary log files > > if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
> > same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
> > secondary log file?
> Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by
the all > the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files
log01, > log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the
log01 > still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the
secondary > files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log
file.
So, does it mean in the high cocurrent and long running transaction
processes, the database manage only can handle 126 tansaction in DB2
UDB v7.2 and 256 in DB2 UDB v8.1?
=========
No. First, the active log file doesn't mean it is current log file.
There may be a couple of active log files, when all the primary + secondary
files is used, then you will get "log full". But there is only one current log
file (it might be primary log file, or seconday log file). All the
active transactions will write to the current log file. And db2 server will
know which transaction corresponse which session.
How many concurrent transactions can db2 server handle? This is not
determined by the number of log files. This will be determined by the
number of concurrent db2 agents, which will be the min(max_agents,
max_application s), of course there is also os limits ....
=========
Thank you for you response, but one log file become reuseable when it
is not a current log file and not a active log file,
====
a log file become reuseable is when
- no active transactions in this log file
and
- this log file is externalized (the corresponding data pages are written
to disk)
if all log file is used now but not all fill up, which log file is
reuseable?
===========
For the non-recoverable database, DB2 server will switch the current log
file to the next one only when the current log file full, i.e. when the
current log file is filled up. (db2 internally will keep some space, which
will be used for ROLLBACK the transactions, or backward phase during the
CRASH RECOVERY.)
if not, where to allocate the log space for this transaction?
========
If all the log files (primary + secondary) are filled up, and none of them
can be reused, you will get "log full" error. db2 will rollback the
transaction which caused the log full, this transact may not the longest
one.
> > if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
> > existed one or to allocate new one?
the existed one. > >
> > Any help will be very useful
> >
> >
> > Hank
> ==== a log file become reuseable is when
- no active transactions in this log file
and
- this log file is externalized (the corresponding data pages are written
to disk)
if all log file is used now but not all fill up, which log file is
reuseable?
===========
For the non-recoverable database, DB2 server will switch the current log
file to the next one only when the current log file full, i.e. when the
current log file is filled up. (db2 internally will keep some space, which
will be used for ROLLBACK the transactions, or backward phase during the
CRASH RECOVERY.)
if not, where to allocate the log space for this transaction?
========
If all the log files (primary + secondary) are filled up, and none of them
can be reused, you will get "log full" error. db2 will rollback the
transaction which caused the log full, this transact may not the longest
one.
Thanks so much
Hank
ARCHIVE LOG --- All transactions either rolled back or
committed/externalized to table.
ACTIVE LOG --- At least one transaction either in flight or
committed/not-externalized.
NEXT ACTIVE LOG --- File id of next log to be used and currently empty.
Say:
S0000001.log and S0000002.log are ARCHIVE, S0000003.log is FULL and ACTIVE
and S0000004.log is NOT FULL and ACTIVE and Current; and S0000005.log is
NEXT ACTIVE.
If S000004 fills up and S0000003 is still ACTIVE then logging will happen in
S0000005. If the situation does not change and S0000005 fills then S0000006
will get allocated and so on.
If you are in LOG RETAIN=RECOVERY and USEREXIT=ON then DB2 will have
archived logs 1,2,3. In that case, DB2 will rename log 1 to log 5 instead
of allocating a new one and reuse its space. It will do the same for log 2.
You would now have log 3 and 4 and 5 (Old No. 1)ACTIVE and 6 (Old No.2) NEXT
ACTIVE.
If DB2 cannot rename and reuse, then it will allocate new files on demand.
Your limit therefore for the log space in total becomes the file systems
capacity.
Now, if LOGSECOND is NOT set to -1 but to a positive integer, then the limit
is: from the the first acitve (Log3), the space used cannot be more than the
total number of files=Lofprimar y+logsecond. Assume they are set to 10 and
15 respectively. Then if if Log3 is active and you have a very long running
transaction and 3 stays active, you would get a log full condition when DB2
attempts to open S0000028. The db will go automatically in crash restart
mode.
If LOGSECOND=-1, then DB2 will keep opening logs on demand until it runs out
of file system space (This V8 only).
HTH, Pierre.
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> > Hi All
> >
> > In the Circular Logging when the Primary Log file fill up, the
> > database manager will creat a secondary log files for the
transaction; > > when this transaction finished, the secondary log files still
> > allocated in log directory; when all application disconnect from
> > database or database reactive or database restart the secondary
log > > files will be deleted from log directory. For each transaction log
> > request, database manager always first look primary log, if it is
no > > reuseable in primary log, then move to secondary log.
> >
> > My question is
> > how database manager use the already allocated secondary log file?
Just like db2 server use the primary log files > > if one transaction log is using 10% of one secondary log file, and
> > same time will another transaction log use the rest of 90% of same
> > secondary log file?
> Either the log file is primary or secondary, they should be used by
the all > the transactions/agents. Let's say you have three primary log files
log01, > log02, log03. If db2 server find out when the log03 is full, but the
log01 > still hold the active transactions, then db2 will allocate the
secondary > files and switch the current log file to the first secondary log
file.
So, does it mean in the high cocurrent and long running transaction
processes, the database manage only can handle 126 tansaction in DB2
UDB v7.2 and 256 in DB2 UDB v8.1?
=========
No. First, the active log file doesn't mean it is current log file.
There may be a couple of active log files, when all the primary + secondary
files is used, then you will get "log full". But there is only one current log
file (it might be primary log file, or seconday log file). All the
active transactions will write to the current log file. And db2 server will
know which transaction corresponse which session.
How many concurrent transactions can db2 server handle? This is not
determined by the number of log files. This will be determined by the
number of concurrent db2 agents, which will be the min(max_agents,
max_application s), of course there is also os limits ....
=========
Thank you for you response, but one log file become reuseable when it
is not a current log file and not a active log file, if all log file
is used now but not all fill up, which log file is reuseable? if not,
where to allocate the log space for this transaction?
> > if one transaction log need to move to secondary log, does it use
> > existed one or to allocate new one?
the existed one. > >
> > Any help will be very useful
> >
> >
> > Hank
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