Marty,

I haven't had this problem.  However, if you want to prove that it is down to
the log being closed, there is a registry variable.  Have a look at the v7.2
manuals and it is fairly obvious - but its name escapes me at the moment.

If you can't find it, let me know.

Regards,

Jeremy


"Killen, Martin W - CNF" wrote:

> Hi Listers,
>
>   We have a situation where our shop requires 7 X 24 access.  We have been
> running for over a year with on-line backups running daily.  The
> applications folks have been noticing a slow down during the last 5 minutes
> of the backups.  The applications folks have noticed that on some occasions
> it takes 25 seconds for one open cursor statement.  We believe that this is
> being caused by the Active log being closed and written to disk.  The
> concern is that for those 5 minutes the accesses to the tables slows down
> considerably and causes a backlog of requests.  We have found an issue with
> one set of the SQL and are creating an index to support this access.  We
> have also talked about reducing the size of our logs to speed up the close
> and write.  Currently we have logfile_sz set to 2000.  Has anyone else
> experienced this type of slow down at the end of their on-line backups? If
> so, what if anything did you do to alleviate the problems.  TIA..
>
> Marty Killen
> Sr. DB2 DBA
> CNF Inc.
> 503-450-2681
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> IBM Certified Solutions Expert
> DB2 UDB V7.1 Database Administration for OS/390
> DB2 UDB V7.1 Database Administration for
> UNIX, Windows & OS/2
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