DDF SQL Activity Exec View
DDF SQL Activity Exec View shows the distribution by Package of CPU and elapsed time used by SQL statements for an executing statement within a Package that ran in the DDF address space.
PROFILE_NAME | The name of the profile. |
JOB_MEASUREMENT_TS | The timestamp when the Strobe measurement was started. |
PACKAGE_NAME | Package name specifies the package for which SQL Analysis produces SQL access path information. |
EXEC_STMT_NUM | The number of the SQL statement generated and executed on behalf of the target statement. |
EXEC_STMT_TEXT | The text of the SQL statement generated and executed on behalf of the target statement. |
TARGET_STMT_NUM | The statement number of the user's SQL statement as generated by Strobe for Db2 DDF. |
TARGET_STMT_TEXT | The SQL text of the user's SQL statement. |
TARGET_STMT_TYPE | This shows the category to which the target statement belongs:
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CPU_STMT_CNT | Shows the number of SQL statement executions. |
ELAPSED_AVG_TM_SEC | Shows the total elapsed time in seconds divided by the total SQL statement count. |
ELAPSED_MAX_TM_SEC | Shows the most amount of elapsed time in seconds used by any one SQL statement. |
ELAPSED_TOTAL_TM_SEC | Shows the total amount of elapsed time used, which is the Avg Elapsed time multiplied by the total SQL count for this Package. |
PARALLEL_SP_CPU | Shows the CPU time in seconds executed on a specialty processor such as a zIIP while in parallel processing for the SQL statement. |
PARALLEL_TOTAL_CPU | Shows the CPU time in seconds executed in parallel processing on all processors for the SQL statement. |
CPU_AVG_TM_SEC | Shows the total in_DB2 SQL CPU time in seconds for the Package divided by the total SQL statement count for the Package. |
CPU_MAX_TM_SEC | Shows the greatest amount of in_DB2 SQL CPU time in seconds used by any one of the SQL statements in the Package. |
CPU_TOTAL_TM_SEC | The in_DB2 SQL CPU time in seconds used by this Package during the measurement. This includes the in_DB2 SQL CPU time from all parallel execution on both central and special processors. |