Hi,

I got the SQL0290N message a lot of time and always got out of it but this
time I'm in trouble one of the shops I sometimes assists called me because
they cannot even connect to their DB and even doing the restart of the DB
they got the SQL0290N.

The platform is AIX 4.3.3 with DB2 UDB EE v7.1 fp 3

The Situation (as explained) is:

The system crashed and now there are some tablespaces left in a pending
state . No connection are allowed with code SQL0290N and for some "strange"
reason the db2diag.log permit was set to root and so no log was written
since 23 of october. 
Now at the moment I can't access the system (I'm working as telephone
support) in any case the people on site assured me that they didn't get any
problem with the disk subsystem and that all the containers are accessibles
and with the right permissions!
My First question if something got wrong on some tablespaces shouldn't be
allowed the connection to the db and only those tablespaces being offline??
Second and obvious question there is any way to be able to connect to the db
and so get the list of tablespaces offline or in load or restore pending
state and trying to fix them???
Not knowing wich tbs is troubled I told them to run a db2dart in Inspect
mode to get the situation. But then??? The only action that I can think of
is a restart db putting the damaged tablespaces in drop pending state, is
there any less painfull action????
Is this possible to use the db2dart for a repair action or should I push
them to call IBM Support??

Second question I don't think connected to the first but I don't know... and
'cos I'm here...
Starting the istance they get the error:
SQL5043N  Support for one or more communications protocols failed to start
successfully. However, core database manager functionality started
successfully. 
Well  tried stopping again the istance , running a ps and killing all the
defunct or hung db2 process, ipcs and again after everything is clean and
nice at the next start got again the same error... where to start to look
for a clue??
Is it possible that there are contentions with DAS or other instances???

Thanks in advance to all of you
Fabrizio
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