on 09-06-2009 6:03 AM
Hi,
I need to add CAP OFF to the Profile Registry variable using the db2set command for DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION, while adding this it appends [O] at the end of the variable as shown below .what does this mean? does it have any impact to the variable?
DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION=4,INDEX,JOIN,NO_TQ_FACT,NO_HSJN_BUILD_FACT,STARJN_CARD_SKEW,NO_SORT_MGJOIN,CART OFF,CAP OFF [DB2_WORKLOAD] [O]
Regards,
cs
not sure for option [O], but starting with DB2 9, there are options to set the variables specific to instance or globally or at other levels
After setting up the variable, now what db2set -all shows ?
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Hi Cheriyan,
standard registry settings covered under the DB2_WORKLOAD setting are marked with [DB2_WORKLOAD] .
if you OVERRIDE one of those they are marked with [O] .
Were you going to apply note 1126400 ?
In this case you should have set
DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION=4,INDEX,JOIN,NO_TQ_FACT,NO_HSJN_BUILD_FACT,STARJN_CARD_SKEW,NO_SORT_MGJOIN,CART OFF,CAP OFF
without "DB2_WORKLOAD" at the end.
Regards
Frank
Hi,
i can't set DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION=4,INDEX,JOIN,NO_HSJN_BUILD_FACT,STARJN_CARD_SKEW,NO_SORT_MGJOIN,CART OFF,CAP OFF.
It is work only without CART OFF and CAP OFF?! What is wrong?
PS: DB6 Version is 9.7 and DB2_WORKLOAD=SAP
Regards
JR
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Hello,
DB2_REDUCED_OPTIMIZATION is usually set as part of the DB2_WORKLOAD=SAP variable. All "child" settings that are set by this "father" variable, are indicated by [DB2_WORKLOAD].
An [O] behind a variable indicates that you have overwritten DB2_WORKLOAD with an[O]ther setting.
Regards, Hans-Juergen
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