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Mars Chen (IDS 11.50.UC6) wanted to abort the rollback of a long transaction so he could drop the table. Art Kagel said it cannot be done and suggested altering the table to RAW and using TRUNCATE TABLE with REUSE STORAGE, then back to STANDARD. Shan Sean said IBM support has internal tools. Mars asked about a tbzero-like tool; no public one was named.
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Dear All...
I wonder if there is a way to force aborting long transaction rollback?
My IDS is 11.50.uc6 in RedHat 5.4 !!
This morning I forgot to set DB to no log , so I tried to interupt the
long transaction , I've to wait long enough for long transaction rollbacking,
I really like to abort rollbacking long transaction , drop table ,
and then do the transaction all over again(in no log DB) !!
Waiting millions of rows rollback is long , What can I tell IDS to stop it,
I just don't care that table's data , just let me drop that table is good
enough ... any suggestion is welcome !
Thanks !!
Can't do it.
FYI, try ALTERING the table to RAW and use TRUNCATE TABLE with REUSE STORAGE
instead of DROP TABLE ... CREATE TABLE to prepare for the processing in your
processing scripts then back to STANDARD at the end of processing. This
doesn't require any manual intervention, so you can't forget, and the
TRUNCATE will leave the previously allocated extents in place which will
speed the inserts into the table.
Art
Art S. Kagel
Advanced DataTools (www.advancedatatools.com)
IIUG Board of Directors (art@iiug.org)
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On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 2:44 AM, MARS CHEN <mars@jsun.com> wrote:
> Dear All...
>
> I wonder if there is a way to force aborting long transaction rollback?
> My IDS is 11.50.uc6 in RedHat 5.4 !!
>
> This morning I forgot to set DB to no log , so I tried to interupt the
> long transaction , I've to wait long enough for long transaction
> rollbacking,
> I really like to abort rollbacking long transaction , drop table ,
> and then do the transaction all over again(in no log DB) !!
>
> Waiting millions of rows rollback is long , What can I tell IDS to stop it,
> I just don't care that table's data , just let me drop that table is good
> enough ... any suggestion is welcome !
>
> Thanks !!
>
>
>
>
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As I rememebered , there used to be a tbzero or else
can make a checkpoint flag , is there a tool like that
in iiug ? or it is for ibm internal only ~~
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