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16 mar 2016 · The idea to Ctrl-Z to suspend the current CLP and start another one (to kill the first one's query) is a good idea. I can then exit the second CLP and return to the first one. It's the closest to what I want - no server configuration, no need for another terminal session, keeps history, kill query only (not whole process).
13 mar 2012 · You can use this command to kill it: db2 force application (xx) Where xx is the ID (or a comma-delimited list of IDs). Here is the DB2 for Linux/Unix/Windows v9.7 Information Center article on FORCE APPLICATION, and here is the one for LIST APPLICATIONS.
9 mar 2010 · A straight "kill" should be used first. Wait a few minutes and give the system time to gracefully kill the process. If that does not work a "kill -9" can be done, but be aware that it may
11 maj 2004 · Hello, How can we kill a long running query in DB2? In the front end, we have one cancel button.When the user clicks cancel button, the query should stop...
To stop several processes that ignore the default signal, enter the following command: kill -kill 2098 1569. This sends signal 9, the SIGKILL signal, to processes 2098 and 1569. The SIGKILL signal is a special signal that normally cannot be ignored or overridden.
10 gru 2005 · Hello, If you have permission to delete the jobs, you should be able to do this using sdsf in batch (there several topics about batch sdsf in the forum). If you find a batch sdsf execution and have questions, post what you found and the question (s) about it. Back to top.
16 sie 2018 · Resolving The Problem. To kill a long running query on the back end data source, the DBA will need to run a commend, appropriate for the specific database manager.
