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Message Posted: Fri, 20 Feb 2015 @ 21:46:46 GMT

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Thanks again Sandeep,

     select count(*) from dbc.dbqlxmllocktbl;
     select count(*) from dbc.dbqlxmllocktbl
        where collecttimestamp > current_timestamp - interval '2'day;

As you told there is no data in those tables. It returned 0 rows

How do we enable dbql query logging with lock option. Do we need to enable query logging on DBC??

Can you share the commands??

And what ID do I need to grant it with DBC??

Raghu Maram
Teradata DBA

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