This depends on the Sql Message. Usually it points you in the correct
direction for Troubleshooting.

The 3rd Character will show you what part of the Crash was affected.

ie
sqle = Engine
sqld = Data
etc

There was a document within the help files that will detail what all those
numbers mean.

Dave Valdez
Sr. Systems Integrator/Support Engineer
Glory USA Inc.
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"Yan Jiao \(Joanna\) Yang "
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does it mean BAD SQL?






Hi,

I found one SQL log shown in db2 dialog.log file when my db2 database
(running on windows 2000 server) crashed, does this mean this SQL cause my
database crash?

Please help, thanks!
Joanna


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