Question1::
SQL0973N Not enough storage is available in the "PCKCACHESZ" heap to process the request..
Solution:
1. db2 disconnect DATABASENAME
2. db2 "update db cfg for DATABASENAME using app_ctl_heap_sz 25000"
3. db2 "update db cfg for DATABASENAME using applheapsz 25000"
4. db2 "update db cfg for DATABASENAME using locklist 60000"
5. db2 "update db cfg for DATABASENAME using LOGFILSIZ 10000"
// DATABASENAME is your database name....Please edit these SQL Commands by replacing DATABASENAME with your actual database name
now Go to path
cd /opt/IBM/db2/V8.1/bnd
then run the command as it is.
6. db2 connect to DATABASENAME
7. db2 "bind db2clipk.bnd blocking all grant public clipkg 30"
8. db2 "commit"
Now ........
db2 terminate
db2stop force
db2start
Now you will not find this problem............................
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Suse Linux Problems........
1. How to make full permission to a file in Suse Linux..........
2. Access denied, can't create a directory................
Solution: First login as a root user in linux and the go the location where you want to create a directory with full permission:::::
chmod u+rwx,o+rwx,g+rwx DIRECTORYNAME/FILENAME
2. Access denied, can't create a directory................
Solution: First login as a root user in linux and the go the location where you want to create a directory with full permission:::::
chmod u+rwx,o+rwx,g+rwx DIRECTORYNAME/FILENAME
IBM DB2 commands......
- How to insert text that contains an apostrophe??
Now the output will be like
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2 . How to see tablespaces and containers...........
db2 list tablespaces
-------will give you list of all table spaces.............
db2 list tablespace containers for 2
--------here 2 is the tablespaceID for which you want to see all containers..............
db2inst1@user:~> db2 list tablespace containers for 2
Tablespace Containers for Tablespace 2
Container ID = 0
Name = /home/db2inst1/db2inst1/NODE0000/SQL00039/SQLT0002.0
Type = Path
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