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There is a timing problem at a pureScale specific index function 
which allocates new pages to an index object.  The result might 
be poor INSERT performance in a DB2 pureScale environment.  It 
can be hit on any large index object that is both growing and 
that has a steady stream of index scans. 
 
Symptoms: 
 
From db2trace.flwt files by db2fodc -hang, we will see a list, 
taking time order. 
----- 
                            sqlbfix  0.020207583  409 
                 sqlbgbGetPagePLock  0.019451659  410 
              sqlplMakeNewRequestSD  0.018708391  410 
     sqlpLLMInformGLMIfStateChanged  0.018120826  820 
         sqlpLLMBGThreadWaitForWork  0.017240770   54 
                sqloWaitEDUWaitPost  0.017163650   37 
  SAL_GLM_HANDLE::SAL_SetLockStateN  0.016707163  468 
                sqlpLLMSetLockState  0.016065740  411 
   SAL_GLM_HANDLE::SAL_SetLockState  0.015775890  411 
SAL_GLM_HANDLE::SAL_GetNotification  0.014422430    3 
                         sqliFixSMP  0.012805986  202 
                            sqlplrq  0.012142976  203 
----- 
 
Here is the associated calling chain in that file. 
----- 
2902        sqliFixSMP entry [eduid 59409 eduname db2agent] 
2903        | sqlbfix entry [eduid 59409 eduname db2agent] 
2909        | sqlbfix data [probe 100] 
2911        | | sqlbgbGetPagePLock entry [eduid 59409 eduname 
db2agent] 
   ...snip... 
3131        | | sqlbgbGetPagePLock exit 
3132        | | sqlbAddPageToDirtyList entry [eduid 59409 
eduname db2agent] 
3133        | | sqlbAddPageToDirtyList exit 
3134        | sqlbfix exit 
3135        sqliFixSMP exit 
----- 
 
There is no related message at db2diag.log.

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* USERS AFFECTED:                                              * 
* DB2 pureScale instances                                      * 
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* PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:                                         * 
* See Error Description                                        * 
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* RECOMMENDATION:                                              * 
* Upgrade to DB2 version 10.5.0.5.                             * 
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The problem will correct itself over time, but the following can 
also be used to workaround the problem.  The workarounds are 
listed in increasing order of impact to the system: 
- Temporarily disable the read activity on the table. 
- Acquire an EXCLUSIVE connection to the database and create 
  and then drop a new index on the table. 
- Recreate the index object (i.e. run REORG INDEXES ALL with 
  the ALLOW NO ACCESS option or use db2dart's /mi option to 
  mark the indexes invalid and rebuild them on next table 
  access).

The problem was first fixed in DB2 version 10.5.0.5.

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Datum - Problem gemeldet    :
Datum - Problem geschlossen :
Datum - der letzten Änderung:

22.07.2014
05.03.2015
09.04.2015