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Foglight for DB2 (Cartridge) 5.9.3.20 - User Guide

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Database Connection Details

You use the Database Management view on the Databases Administration dashboard to manage the list of monitored databases and validate their connection settings.

Setting credentials and instance properties

You can validate the login credentials and instance properties.

To edit instance credentials and properties:
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Select the instance you want to set the credentials for.
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Click on the instance name.
The DB2 Instance details dialog appears.
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Edit the details.
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Click Validate.
To edit database credentials:
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Select the required database.
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Click on the Validate connectivity link in the connection status beside the database name.
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Select whether to use the same credentials used for the instance (default), or to assign custom credentials for the database.
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TIP: An instance must have at least one monitored database. If an instance contains no databases you want to monitor, remove the instance.

Diagnostic Log

Use the Diagnostic Log view to configure the retrieval and display settings for the Log panel. In addition, this view is used to define default settings for invoking alarms based on the collected alerts.

Use this view to define the following settings:

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Minimal severity for invoking summary alarms - can be either turned off (the default setting) or set to one of the defined severity values, that is: Warning, Critical, Error, Event or Severe.
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Minimal severity for invoking alarms - can be either turned off or set to one of the defined severity values: Warning, Critical, Error, Event or Severe (Default).
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Number of rows to collect from logs - the maximum number of rows that would be retrieved from the alert logs.
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Messages to include in the Log panel display - using the Match List pane, which contains a default list of expressions within the diagnostic log that are to be retrieved and displayed in the Log panel.
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Message to Exclude from the Log panel display - using the Ignore List pane, which contains a default list of expressions within the diagnostic log that are to be excluded from the diagnostic log display.
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IMPORTANT: Only messages that are explicitly defined in the Match List and not filtered in the ignored list will be displayed.

Both the Match List and the Ignore List panes can be customized by adding, editing or removing messages. Each filter can be enabled or disabled separately by clicking Edit and selecting or clearing the Enabled check box. Alternatively, to enable or disable all of the filters, click Enable All or Disable All.

To add a message to the Match List:
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Click Add.
The Add an Aleart to the Match List dialog displays.
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Use this dialog box to configure the alert filter by means of the following fields:
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Filter Name - used for assigning a name to the filter.
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Field Name - used to select by which of the message parameters, message will be filtered. Possible fields include: Severity, Message text, Impact, Component, Function, Type or FullRec (The entire message record)
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Expression - identifies a regular expression that will be evaluated against the Field selected above and used together in order to select the message. For example: To filter message that their text related to files, you should select "Message" as the Filter Name and "*File*" as the Expression.
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Click Add to save your settings. Each newly added alert filter is enabled by default.
To disable the filter, click Edit and then clear the Enabled check box.
To edit a Filter:
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Click the requested filter.
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Click Edit. The Edit the Selected Alert dialog opens.
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Use this dialog to configure the alert by using the same fields when you added it: Filter Name, Field Name, and Expression.
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To disable the filter, clear the Enabled check box.
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Click Set to save your settings.
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At the bottom of the view, click Save Changes.

Exploring DB2 Database Performance Metrics

The Foglight for DB2 LUW Foglight for DB2 LUW provides a set of homepages that display performance metrics collected from the monitored systems. These homepages allow you to monitor, analyze, investigate the DB2 performance, and identify potential bottlenecks. The various homepages are described in the following sections and include a reference with the heading and page number:

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Instance Homepage
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Database Homepage
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Member (History) Homepage
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Member (Real Time) Homepage
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