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How to track the execution of procedures in the database

Hi All,

I wanted your advice on how to track the order & time execution of procedures for one particular user?
I know that we can use event monitor on statements to get to know what all got executed but is there a way by which we can get the time of execution.
I breezed through db2audit documentation & i think (Not sure) that we cannot audit the execution of SQL/Procedures for a particular user using db2audit.

Any help will be greatly appriciated.


Regards,

kumar
Jan 17 '08 #1
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sakumar9
127 Expert 100+
You can use event monitors to find the execution time of a stored procedure.

-- Sanjay
Feb 21 '08 #2

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