Shell Scripts to DB2
Shell Scripts to execute DB2 Tasks
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- Script to Check if Instance is running — by Vinícius Perallis — last modified 2008-12-13 14:56
- KSH Script to check the dabatase and tablespace size in DB2 Databases — by Vinícius Perallis — last modified 2009-01-21 11:12
- To execute the script: ksh database_size.ksh <database_name> - or - ksh database_size.ksh <database_name> report (to send the output to report file)
- Grant privileges for a user or group on a specified schema — by Vinícius Perallis — last modified 2009-01-20 15:21
- KSH Script to force all applications from a specified database — by Vinícius Perallis — last modified 2009-01-23 11:26
- When you need to force all applications from just one database,perform this script KSH Script to force all applications from a specified database
- Clean up DB2 backup images from TSM — by Vinícius Perallis — last modified 2009-05-22 16:48
- This script deletes backup images from TSM. The numbers of backups to keep in TSM Server is given in a command line as parameter when the script is executed. . The backups from currently month are not deleted. Script Syntax: ./clean_backups_fromtape.ksh <database name> <number of backup images>
- Script to calculate all user schemas size under a specified database — by Felipe Alkain de Souza — last modified 2010-01-02 19:10
- This script calculates the size of all user schemas under a specified database as the total database size as well. It's usefull when migrating schemas among different databases.
- Script to identify and automatically extend tablespaces following user parameters — by Felipe Alkain de Souza — last modified 2010-08-06 17:15
- This script check the tablespaces that crossed the threshold specified and extend them following the parameter passed during script triggering.
- Check parameter value from all your db´s — by Olivier Windels — last modified 2010-02-09 13:23
- This script allows you to check what are the current and delayed values of a single database configuration parameter. Just supply the name of the parameter when you run the script.
- Check parameter value from all your db´s II — by Olivier Windels — last modified 2010-02-19 16:51
- I encountered an issue when the Directory entry type was Remote... here is the fix. Just supply the name of the parameter when you run the script.
- Update parameter value from all your db´s — by Olivier Windels — last modified 2010-02-19 16:54
- Based on another script, this one can update a parameter value for all the db´s you have in a single instance. To run it, supply parameter name and value.
- The recovery history file. — by Olivier Windels — last modified 2011-02-14 12:04
- The recovery history file keeps track of many useful events. Use scripts or administrative views to export and format the data contained in this file for future use.