check
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/data/library/techarticle/0211yip/0211yip3.html
and the db2 function timestampdiff()
Op 3 okt. 2013, om 14:31 heeft Richard Rhodes het
volgende geschreven:
> A puzzle for a true db2/sql type person who would like to tackle a v5 to
> v6 sql problem . . .
A puzzle for a true db2/sql type person who would like to tackle a v5 to
v6 sql problem . . .
This does not work on v6. I've played with it for quite some time and
can't come up with a v6 version.
This is an attempt to identify slow backups that may need attention.
These are backup sessions that
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The following script worked at TSM v5.5.3.0:
Q_OFFLINE 1 select cast(drives.library_name as char(6)) as "LIB",
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5 cast(drives.drive_name as char(10)) as "DRIV
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The following script worked at TSM v5.5.3.0:
Q_OFFLINE 1 select cast
The following script worked at TSM v5.5.3.0:
Q_OFFLINE 1 select cast(drives.library_name as char(6)) as "LIB",
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5 cast(drives.drive_name as char(10)) as "DRIVE", -
10 cast(source_name as char(15)) as "PATH", -
15 cast(drives.online as char(
Thank you all, Remco got it.
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On 21 okt 2009, at 21:25, Fred Johanson wrote
On 21 okt 2009, at 21:25, Fred Johanson wrote:
Management want to count the number of nodes added in the last 2
months. I think this is what they want, but it returns 0
select count(node_name) from nodes where (cast((date(reg_time)-
current_date)days as decimal) <= 60)
select count(*) from
Management want to count the number of nodes added in the last 2 months. I
think this is what they want, but it returns 0
select count(node_name) from nodes where
(cast((date(reg_time)-current_date)days as decimal) <= 60)
What did I do wrong?
Thanks, Andy. that did it.
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>Add another criterion to the WHERE clause comparing
NODES.DOMAIN_N
Add another criterion to the WHERE clause comparing NODES.DOMAIN_NAME to
the desired name (... and nodes.domain_name='x' ...).
Regards,
Andy
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Thanks Andy. I tried that at one point but still I need to do this by
individual domains.
At 01:58 PM 11/27/2006 -0700, you wrote:
I don't think the criteria for getting auditocc info for the node names is
quite right. Try this:
select nodes.node_name as "Client_Name", \
date(nodes.las
I don't think the criteria for getting auditocc info for the node names is
quite right. Try this:
select nodes.node_name as "Client_Name", \
date(nodes.lastacc_time) as "Last Access", \
auditocc.total_mb as "Total Storage" \
from nodes, auditocc \
where nodes.node_name = audito
I'm trying to generate a report for storage abusers, just three columns:
Client Name Last Access Total Storage
This is the SQL statement That comes close:
select distinct(nodes.node_name) as "Client Name",date(nodes.lastacc_time)
as "Last Access" ,auditocc.total_mb as "Total Stora
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See if you can use parts from this one..
Select Node_name, FILESPACE_NAME, LL_NAME, state,
substr(cast(BACKUP_DATE as char(26)),1,10) as "BACKUP_DATE" from backups
where node_name='STO-W24-TDP' and filespace_name=&
ackup_date)days as integer) <3
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What do I need to add to this SQL statement, to only
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Hi,
What do I need to add to this SQL statement, to only list backups done
in
the last 3 days ?
select * from backups where node_name =
select, "...from backups where
node_name='STO-W24-TDP' and filespace_name='STO-LNS01.DOMLOGS'..."
//Henrik
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Hi,
What do I need to add to this SQL statement, to only list backups done in
the last 3 days ?
select * from backups where node_name = 'DOCCM_DB2'
I have had several unsuccessful attempts .
Thanks in Advance.
Bill
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column/row format whereas I get each column in separate line. I tried
"Set
sqld
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I am executing following sql statement in web GUI. I want output to
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column/row format whereas I get each column in separate line. I
tried "Set
sqldisplaymode wide", but no use. Any idea!!!
select hl_name as "Directory
Name.
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select hl_name as "Directory
Name..",ll_name "File
Name
and
cast((current_timestamp-PENDING_DATE)days as decimal)<=5 group by
stgpool_name,devclass_name
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Try adding the DISTINCT keyword between SELECT and DATE(PENDING_DATE),
i.e.
select distinct date(pending_date) .
Try adding the DISTINCT keyword between SELECT and DATE(PENDING_DATE),
i.e.
select distinct date(pending_date) ...
You'll want to verify that the results are correct by matching up the
counts against the results of the select without DISTINCT. For example,
using the output you show below, I'd
That does not give me the desired results:
tsm: ULTSM> select date(pending_date) as "Date",count(*) from volumes
where -
cont> status='PENDING' group by pending_date
Date Unnamed[2]
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2004-11-27 1
2004-11-27 1
2004-11-27
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The group by statement is incorrect, use the following:
group by pending_da
The group by statement is incorrect, use the following:
group by pending_date
the conversion to date format is already taken care of
in the first part of the select statement.
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tsm: ULTSM> select date(pending_date) as "Date",count(*) from volumes
where -
cont> status='PENDING
Try using capital letters.
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>I'm trying to get a count of tapes pending by date. I'm using:
>select date(pending_date),count(*) from volumes where
>status='PENDING' -
> group by date(pending_date)
>but I get the error message:
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s='PENDING' -
group by pending_date
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I'm trying to get a count of tapes pending by date. I'm using:
Try this.
select date(pending_date), count(*) from volumes where -
status='PENDING' -
group by pending_date
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I'm trying to get a count of tapes pending by date. I'm using:
select date(pending_date),count(*) from volumes where
status='PENDING' -
group by date(pending_date)
but I get the error message:
ANR2904E Unexpected SQL key word token - 'DATE'.
pointing to the date in the group by claus
>I have a primary tape pool tape that has gone missing. Is there anyway
>to determine if all/some/none of the files that were on the primary tape
>have already been copied to the copy pool?
That can be like the conclusion of an operation where the surgeon cannot
account for a sponge or tool. It'
I have a primary tape pool tape that has gone missing. Is there anyway
to determine if all/some/none of the files that were on the primary tape
have already been copied to the copy pool?
David
Mark it as destroyed and do a
"restore stg PRIMARY_POOL preview=yes wait=yes"
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I have a primary tape pool tape that has gone missing. Is th
>Oh believe me, we're doing an exhausive search. I just want to know
>what the damages are if we can't find it. The good news is all the data
>is in the offsite pool. The bad news is that it would take 65
>non-collocated tapes to recover this one collocated tape!
David - One of those handy alte
>That can be like the conclusion of an operation where the surgeon
cannot
>account for a sponge or tool. It's best to check for the tape being
>stuck in a drive, dropped inside the library, or other expeditionary
>search.
>
Oh believe me, we're doing an exhausive search. I just want to know
what
From: David E Ehresman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have a primary tape pool tape that has gone missing. Is
> there anyway
> to determine if all/some/none of the files that were on the
> primary tape have already been copied to the copy pool?
You can run
backup stg preview=yes
to
> UPDATE SCRIPT Q_NODE_OCCUPANCY4 ' (select distinct count(volume_name) from
>volumeusage where occupancy.node_name = volumeusage.node_name) as NUMBER_OF_TAPES -'
Haven't figured it out yet, but your sub-query is incorrect.
You want;
select count(distinct volume_name) from
Cheers, Su
Hi All,
Are there any SQL gurus you can help me out here?
I'm trying to write a script that prints NODE_NAME, TOTAL_GIGABYTES,
NUMBER_OF_FILES and TOTAL_TAPES all in one line.
Here is what I have so far:-
UPDATE SCRIPT Q_NODE_OCCUPANCY4 'select -'
UPDATE SCRIPT Q_NODE_OCCUPANCY
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