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Subj:   Re: Sessions cannot be killed
 
From:   David Wellman

Julie,

You can monitor certain things using 'normal' sql (you can't get to the pm&pc data though). It really depends on what data you're looking for.

- dbc.ampusage will show you the usage by user by amp of cpu and diskio's. By snap-shotting (!?!?!) this data regularly you can build up a picture of usage by user including skewed processing

- the resusage tables will give you m/c level information

- dbc.diskspace will show you big spool users and skewed spool users etc

- qrysessn will give similar info to dbc.ampusage but no "amp level" information. This will tel you which sessions are blocked and on what object, but not who is blocking them.

- showlocks will show any arc locks currently existing on the machine, who placed them and on what objects.

How does that sound?


Cheers,

Dave



     
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