DATABASE sysmaster;
SELECT dbsname, tabname, HEX(partnum) tblsnum
FROM systabnames
WHERE HEX(partnum) matches "*100002";
results:
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dbsname tabname tblsnum
sysmaster sysdatabases 0x00100002
Hope this helps,
Will
>===== Original Message From "Henderson, Scott" <SHenderson@purolator.com>
=====
>Folks,
>
>Need some help. An application is experiencing locking problems, and 243
>errors.
>
>How can I find out which table belongs in tblsnum. Part of the output of
>onstat -k reports on tblsnum, I want to determine which table in which>database is in trouble. Querying syslocks revealed nothing, 0 rows
>returned. onstat -k|grep X|wc -l returns > 600. Turns out there is a bug
>(#114583) in all versions of IDS 7.3x.
>
>HPUX-11.0
>IDS 7.30FC7
>
>Regards,
>Scott Henderson
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