@Douglas Kostelnik, sorry to jump in your trhead...
@XU OIN ZHAO...
"Also to support huge statement text, CLOB is not enough, we may cut the statement text into chunks and put it into CLOB columns, and merge back when pulling data."
Why do you believe CLOB wouldn't be enough.. CLOB columns can hold up to 2GB. All Db2 STMT_TEXT columns in monitor table functions (MON_GET_...) are 2GB CLOB columns..
DMC should use the same.. AS the main IBM product to manage and monitor Db2 databases, it should be capable of to monitor all Statements.. not only statements bellow a certain size.
--- If performance is a concern, use 32k tablespaces and configure the column as INLINE , to some good value, like 20k or something near that.. Most of the SQLs statements will be there in the bufferpool, and will avoid the double IO.
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Samuel Pizarro
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 12, 2021 10:21 PM
From: XU QIN ZHAO
Subject: DMC 3.1.4 Warnings about total activity time for sql, sql too big for DMC
This is a limitation. We need a better design to enhance this, for example, we may change the table to be CLOB, this will cause problem when upgrading.
Also to support huge statement text, CLOB is not enough, we may cut the statement text into chunks and put it into CLOB columns, and merge back when pulling data. Again we need a better design for this. Can you please open a RFE for this?
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XU QIN ZHAO
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri April 09, 2021 08:42 AM
From: Douglas Kostelnik
Subject: DMC 3.1.4 Warnings about total activity time for sql, sql too big for DMC
I would like to see the captured SQL expanded as well. Max length of a SQL Statement is:2,097,152
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Douglas Kostelnik
Applications Architect
The Auto Club Group
Tampa FL