Dialog Name = n/a (infopops stored here are common to 2 or more Query Patroller dialogs)

Version Num = 8

Saves any changes that you made in the window and closes the window. Available only when the required fields are completed.

Cancels any changes and closes the window.

Closes the window.

Closes the notebook.

Refreshes the window with updated values.

Opens a window to select a printer and specify print options. The information displayed in the window that you are currently viewing then prints.

Sends the information that is currently displayed to the default printer.

Shows the query that was submitted. You cannot change this value.

Shows the ID that is associated with this profile. You cannot change this value. The ID must also exist as a DB2 authorization ID.

Opens a window where you can:

Shows whether the submitter profile is for a user or a group.

You cannot change this value.

Type the ID in uppercase for this profile. The ID must also exist as a DB2 authorization ID. To create multiple profiles with the same properties, type multiple IDs separated with commas. Up to 128 alphanumeric characters are accepted for each submitter.

Optional: Type an alphanumeric ID to use for account tracking purposes. Up to 128 characters are accepted. You can use this field to arrange submitters into logical groupings to track usage costs. Examples:

Select to suspend this submitter's privilege to submit queries.

Select to specify that Query Patroller is not to intercept queries submitted by this submitter. If queries are not intercepted, Query Patroller will not perform any of the following tasks:

Type a number greater than or equal to 0 and less than the Maximum cost of a query value. The Minimum cost to manage value determines whether a query is managed by Query Patroller. If the estimated cost of the query is less than the value in the Minimum cost to manage field, then:

Type the maximum number of queries that a submitter is able to run simultaneously. Queries that are submitted after this limit is reached are placed in a queued state. A blank Maximum number of queries field allows for unlimited queries. When creating a submitter profile for a group, note that the value set for this parameter applies to each user. For example, if this value were set to 10 for Group A, each user belonging to Group A has the authority to run 10 queries simultaneously.

Type a number for the maximum query cost. If the estimated cost of a query exceeds the value in the Maximum cost of a query field, the query is placed in a held state. A blank Maximum cost of a query field allows for unlimited cost.

Type a value for the maximum number of result rows that is stored in a result table. A blank Maximum size of a result table field means DB2 makes this submitter's result tables large enough to accommodate entire result sets.

Type an integer from 0 to 999 to represent the priority assigned to a query when a query is submitted. Higher numbers indicate higher priority.

Specify the operator's access to the Configuration tree element in the Query Patroller Center.

Specify the operator's access to the Monitoring tree element in the Query Patroller Center. This field determines the access level an operator has to queries submitted by others.

Specify the operator's access to the User Administration tree element in the Query Patroller Center.

Specify the operator's access to the Historical Analysis tree element in the Query Patroller Center.

Select to revoke this operator's privilege to administer Query Patroller.

Shows the user ID of the query submitter:

You cannot change this value. This value is established in the Create Submitter notebook.

Shows the ID of the end user. In a 3-tier environment the end user is represented by the client tier. This field is blank in cases where the client application does not provide end user information to Query Patroller. You cannot change this value.

Shows the estimated database cost of the selected query. The cost is measured in timerons. You cannot change this value.

Shows the priority that was assigned to the query when the query was submitted. Higher numbers indicate higher priority. You cannot change this value. This value is established in the Create Submitter notebook.

Shows the number of rows in the result set for the selected query. Query Patroller shows Number of result rows if any of the following conditions are met:

You cannot change the Number of result rows value.

Shows the date and time the query was submitted. You cannot change this value.

Shows the elapsed run time, in seconds, of the selected query. This is the time between the start and the end of the query execution. Query Patroller shows Execution time as blank when the following default database monitor switches are not set in the database manager configuration:

You cannot change the Execution time value.

Shows total user processor time, in seconds, for the selected SQL statement. User time represents the time spent executing database manager code. Query Patroller shows User time as blank when the following default database monitor switches are not set in the database manager configuration:

You cannot change the User time value.

Shows total system processor time, in seconds, for the selected SQL statement. System time represents the time spent in system calls. Query Patroller shows System time as blank when the following default database monitor switches are not set in the database manager configuration:

You cannot change the System time value.

Shows the profile type of the ID that the submitter used to submit the query. Possible values include:

You cannot change this value.

Shows the name of the computer that executed the program through which the query was submitted. You cannot change this value.

Shows the charge-back account of the middle tier that submitted the query.

You cannot change this value. The value that displays here is established in the Create Submitter notebook.

Shows the charge-back account of the end user that submitted the query.

In a 3-tier environment the end user is represented by the client tier. You cannot change this value. The value that displays here is established in the Create Submitter notebook.

Shows the executable file name of a program:

You cannot change this value.

In a 3-tier environment, this field shows the name of the end user application that submitted the query to the middle tier. This field is blank in cases where the middle tier application does not provide end user information to Query Patroller. You cannot change this value.

In a 3-tier environment, this field shows the computer name of the end user that submitted the query to the middle tier. This field is blank in cases where the middle tier application does not provide end user information to Query Patroller. You cannot change this value.

Saves any changes that you made in the window and closes the window. Available only when the required fields are completed.

Cancels any changes and closes the window.

Specify the database that you want to work with.

Specifies that you want to use your current operating system user ID to log on to the database.

Specifies that you want to use a user ID other than your current operating system user ID to log on to the database. Type another user ID and password in the fields provided.

Type your user name. Up to 128 alphanumeric characters are accepted.

Type your password. Up to 128 alphanumeric characters are accepted.

Type the maximum number of queries that can run simultaneously for this query class. When this threshold is reached, additional queries for this query class are queued until resources become available. The value must be greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to the maximum number of queries value specified in the Query Patroller System Properties notebook. Query class operations do not take effect until Query Patroller is stopped and restarted.

Type the maximum number of queries that can run simultaneously for this query class. When this threshold is reached, additional queries for this query class are queued until resources become available. The value must be greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to the maximum number of queries value specified in the Query Patroller System Properties notebook. Query class operations should be performed while Query Patroller is inactive.

Type a number to represent the maximum cost for a single query that this query class will accept. The number must be greater than 0 and less than or equal to the maximum workload cost value specified in the Query Patroller System Properties notebook. Two or more query classes cannot have the same Maximum cost of a query value. If you type a floating point number, the value must be in decimal or exponential notation. Query class operations do not take effect until Query Patroller is stopped and restarted.

Type a number to represent the maximum cost for a single query that this query class will accept. The number must be greater than 0 and less than or equal to the maximum workload cost value specified in the Query Patroller System Properties notebook. Two or more query classes cannot have the same Maximum cost of a query value. If you type a floating point number, the value must be in decimal or exponential notation. Query class operations should be performed while Query Patroller is inactive.