SMF DB2 fields of IFCID 63
Name | Tag | Description |
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QW0063LL | Len | Length of SQL statement in SMF record plus 2 This field might be used to determine if the SQL statement has been truncated. The maximum length SQL statement in IFCID 63 is 5000 bytes, so a value for QW0063LL of 5002 indicates likely truncation. Further, a value greater than 1502 or 2502 respectively indicates that QW0063ST_1500 or QW0063ST_2500 has been truncated. |
QW0063SI 1 | StmtID | Statement identifier |
QW0063ST | Sql | Statement requested to be parsed Host variables in SQL statements are represented as : H. The SQL statement is truncated after 5000 bytes. |
QW0063ST_1023 | Sql | QW0063ST truncated to 1023 bytes |
QW0063ST_1500 | Sql | QW0063ST truncated to 1500 bytes |
QW0063ST_2500 | Sql | QW0063ST truncated to 2500 bytes |
QW0063TY 1 | StmtType | Type of statement, represented as 80 for dynamic or 40 for static |
QW0063TYD 1 | StmtType | Type of statement, represented as Dynamic or Static |
1 Not available for DB2 Version 9.
Many of these descriptions are taken from one of the following sources:
DB2 Version 9.1 for z/OS Performance Monitoring and Tuning Guide © Copyright 1982, 2009 IBM Corporation; DB2 10 for z/OS SQL Reference © Copyright 1982, 2011 IBM Corporation; the IBM macro DSNA10.ADSNMACS(DSNDQWSP) © Copyright 1982, 2010 IBM Corporation; or z/OS Security Server RACF Data Areas © Copyright 1994, 2008 IBM Corporation.
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