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ExpressCluster X 2.0 for Windows Reference Guide - Nec

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Understanding DB2 monitor resources<br />

DB2 monitor resources monitor DB2 database that runs on the server.<br />

DB2 monitor resources<br />

Section II Resource details<br />

Understanding DB2 monitor resources<br />

Note 1 For the supported DB2 versions, refer to the Getting Started <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

Note 2 DLL interface (DB2CLI.DLL/DB2CLI64.DLL) needs to be installed on servers where<br />

monitoring is per<strong>for</strong>med because DB2 CLI is used <strong>for</strong> monitoring. For target<br />

monitoring resources, specify a service resource or a script resource that starts DB2.<br />

Monitoring starts after the target resource is activated; however, if the database cannot<br />

be started right after the target resource is activated, adjust the time by using Wait<br />

Time to Start Monitoring.<br />

Note 3 A monitor table is created when monitoring is started and it is deleted when<br />

monitoring is stopped due to the stop of the failover group. When monitoring is<br />

temporarily stopped or when server fails be<strong>for</strong>e the failover group stops due to system<br />

error, the monitor table will not be deleted. It is not an error even if an alert message<br />

saying that “a monitor table exists” is displayed next time when monitoring is started.<br />

Note 4 DB2 may produce operation logs <strong>for</strong> each monitoring. Configure DB2 settings if this<br />

needs to be adjusted.<br />

Monitoring by DB2 monitor resources<br />

A monitor table is created on the database. Maximum of 10-digits numeric data is read and<br />

written by issuing SQL statements. As a result of monitoring, the following is considered as an<br />

error:<br />

(1) When connection to the database fails.<br />

(2) When an error is notified as a response to the issue of SQL statement.<br />

(3) When the written data and read data do not match.<br />

The SQL statement to use is: create/drop/insert/update/select.<br />

Displaying and changing the disk DB2 monitor resource details<br />

1. Click Monitors on the tree view displayed on the left side of the Builder window.<br />

2. List of the monitor resources is displayed in the table view on the right side of the<br />

screen. Right click the target DB2 monitor resource, and click the Parameter tab in the<br />

Monitor Resource Property window.<br />

3. On the Parameter tab, you can display and/or change the detailed settings by following<br />

the description below.<br />

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