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Spotlight on DB2 6.10 - User Guide

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Detail for the selected SQL statement

When you click a specific entry in the SQL statement list on the SQL tab in the Top SQL drilldown, a detail pane appears in the lower half of the tab area. This detail identifies the selected SQL statement, lists the full statement text, and provides operational and performance statistics for the statement.

Note: The SQL Statement Archiver captures a sampling of the SQL statements executed. The expected consequence of this sampling process is that the Archiver might not capture every execution. Therefore, statistics for this statement might actually be minimum values. For example, the value for Executions shows the number of executions that the Archiver has observed for the selected statement. The actual number of executions might be higher, but not lower, since the Archiver might not have captured all executions of the statement.

SQL statement text

The text box at the top of the detail pane shows the actual text of the SQL statement. Key words appear in blue; literal values appear in red. You can also select and copy this SQL statement text.

Identification details

The following details identify the SQL statement:

Database Name

Section Number

Schema Name

Statement Type

Package Name

 

Summary information

The following statistics provide an execution summary for the SQL statement:

Executions

Max Nbr Agents

Cost Estimate

Degree Parallelism

Card Estimate

 

Statistics

The following are execution statistics collected for the SQL statement:

Rows Fetched

Internal Row Inserts

Rows Read

Sorts

Rows Written

Sort Overflows

Internal Row Deletes

Sort Time (1/1000 sec)

Internal Row Updates

CPU Time (1/1000 sec)

 

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