I have verified the SMFPRM member doesn´t suppress type 80 and all subtypes - and the same applies to subsequent processing. For each system I have a daily amount of millions of type 80 records with event-type 2 (resource access) covering all subsys types. Hence I am quite convinced that this is...
Hi Soledad, This is actually a capability we're currently working on. Support for virtual Expression-Based Indexes in SQL Performance Analyzer is planned for a future release, with availability targeted for late this year or early next year. Until then, creating the index in a test environment...
Hi Mikael, Did you already verify that your SMF subsystem configuration does not suppress the SMF record type that you are looking for? That would explain that Access Monitor does show access events but SMF does not cut any records for that SMF record (sub)type.
In Access Monitor I can register access attempts on a set of profiles that I am trying to decommission. I wish to get additional information, and the class settings (logoptions) and profile settings (audit) indicate that the access attempts should be logged as SMF records. Regrettably, I find no...
Two things. Diving deeper into other replies and an alternative theory. DSPOBJD OBJ(QSYS/STRTCP) OBJTYPE(*CMD) Not WRKOBJ. If the object exists but you do not have authority to it, it will not show up in WRKOBJ. In DSPOBJD you will get notified that you do not have authority, or it doesn't exist...
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Good question ... looking like a defect (can you report this in a support case?) There's also this: select id from decode test where data json is null; id 1 1 row(s) retrieved. vs. select NVL(data json, 'NULL') from decode test; (U0001) - JSON Syntax error at character 1 Error in line 34 Near...
With the release of IBM MQ 10.0.1.0, we are excited to announce that IBM MQ's Telemetry service now supports MQTT Version 5.0 , the latest OASIS standard for the lightweight publish/subscribe protocol behind millions of IoT devices, connected vehicles, smart buildings, and machine-to-machine...