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How to Find which SQL Statement is executing

Hi,
I tried the following thing but I couldn't able to see the sql statement that is curently running. Could you please help me?

1) db2 "update monitor switches using statement on UOW on"
2) db2 list application show detail
3) db2 get snapshot for application applid *LOCAL.stripat2.110830155202
4) it displays a lots of thing except the curently running the sql statement.
Aug 30 '11 #1
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