RE: Urgent db2 migration problems - Help

RE: Urgent db2 migration problems - Help

 

  

Thanks Daniel,

Right, The HEALTH_MON was turn OFF (on DBM configuration file)
But on Instance, we have 3 Databases and Only one Database turn this errors on db2diag.log.

But, I could open Heath Center Monitor manualy (??)

Please, How can I open a PMR on Internet ???




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I believe this is a security error. Is the health_mon switch turned on for
that db? If it is open a pmr.





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Hi Daniel,


I Was lunch db2updv8 on my DataDase (Thanks It's Worked very Well) ;
but, I always have recurring errors in the DB2DIAG.log file :

===> This One
2005-07-28-14.31.43.609000+060 I12781H391 LEVEL: Error
PID : 4180 TID : 5064 PROC : db2fmp.exe
INSTANCE: DB2 NODE : 000
FUNCTION: DB2 UDB, Health Monitor, HmonMainCB::refreshDBNode, probe:160
MESSAGE : Failed connecting to database "DBASE"
DATA #1 : Hexdump, 4 bytes
0x0160F344 : 7E8A FFFF
====================================

But :
1. I can open manually "Heath Center Monitor" (no errors) via Control
Center (for this Database)
2. In Instance, We have 3 Databases and Only turns this error.


Please, what this error means ??
We used db2 udb on Win32K

Thank for your assistance



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db2updv8 -d CPDBASE






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Hello,
After having migrated my Instance db2 udb from 8.1.6a to 8.2.1 (Fixpak
8a),
I find following errors in db2diag.log file :


==> Diag Errors
2005-07-20-11.13.43.640000+060 I54796H391 LEVEL: Error
PID : 4952 TID : 4960 PROC : db2fmp.exe
INSTANCE: DB2 NODE : 000
FUNCTION: DB2 UDB, Health Monitor, HmonMainCB::refreshDBNode, probe:160
MESSAGE : Failed connecting to database "CPDBASE "
DATA #1 : Hexdump, 4 bytes
0x0160F344 : 7E8A FFFF
======


I think that it is related to Heath Center.
Then, when I try to open the Heath Center Monitor on Control Center,
I have AGAIN the following error :


==> Heath Center Errors
Routine "*LOBJECTS" (specific name "SQL050721211351450") is
implemented with code in library or path "...ALLOBJECTS",
function "SYSPROC.SYSINSTALLOBJECTS" which cannot be accessed.
Reason code: "4". SQLSTATE=42724


PLEASE, VERY URGENTLY ...


Somebody can say to me what that means.



Of course, I have rebinde the procedures of migration on the database :


==> Rebind actions
@db2ubind.lst
@db2cli.lst
@capture.lst
@applycs.lst
@applyur.lst
@db2schema.bnd public blocking ALL grant sqlerror continues
db2rbind CPDBASE - L LOG.log all


======


We Use db2 udb on Win32K - with Cluster Manager



Many Thanks in advance for your assistance.








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