Closes the notebook.
Refreshes the notebook with updated values.
Shows error messages generated by the selected query. You cannot change this value.
Opens a window that shows the submitted query.
Shows the ID of the selected query. You cannot change this value.
Shows the ID that the submitter used to connect to the database. This ID is not necessarily the ID that the submitter used to submit the query. You cannot change this value.
Shows the ID that the submitter used to submit the query. This ID is not necessarily the ID that the submitter used to connect to the database. For example, the submitter might belong to a group profile which was used to submit the query. You cannot change this value.
Opens a window that displays the query submitter's profile.
Shows the status of the selected query:
Opens a window that allows you to change the status of the query. You can change the status of a query while it is in a queued, running, or held state.
Shows the query cost limit imposed on the submitter at the time the query was submitted. If the estimated cost of the query exceeds the submitter's maximum cost of a query, the query is placed in a held state. You cannot change this value. This value is established in the Create Submitter notebook.
Shows the ID of the class under which the query was run. You cannot change this value. Query class 0 represents the default class. Query Patroller assigns a query to the query class that has the lowest maximum query cost yet can still accommodate the query. For example, assume Query Classes 1, 2, and 3 have maximum query costs 100, 500, and 900, respectively. If the estimated cost of your query is 400, the query would be assigned to query class 2.
Shows the result table status of the selected query. The result table status can be classified as:
Shows the number of rows that the result table is limited to. If the value displayed is Unlimited, the result table is made to accommodate the complete result set. You cannot change this value. This value is established in the Create Submitter notebook.
Shows the name of the result table. You cannot change this value.
Shows the submitter ID of the result table owner. You cannot change this value.
Opens a window that shows the results of the selected query.
Opens a window where you can store the results of the selected query in a file.
Drops the DB2 table that contains the result set of the selected query. This frees space in the database.
Shows the date and time of the last change in the query status. You cannot change this value.
Shows the date and time that the query reached the running state. This field is blank if the running state has not yet been reached. You cannot change this value.
Shows the completion date and time for the query. This field is blank if the query's final status is unknown. You cannot change this value.
Shows a character string that designates a set of privileges. This character string is used by the database manager for authorization checking and as an implicit qualifier for the names of objects such as tables, views, and indexes. This is the ID that the submitter uses to sign on to DB2. This ID lasts for the entire connection session. You cannot change this value.
Shows the profile type of the ID that the submitter used to sign on to the database. Possible values include:
Shows a character string that designates a set of privileges. This character string is used by the database manager for authorization checking and as an implicit qualifier for the names of objects such as tables, views, and indexes. This is the ID that the submitter used to submit the selected query. This ID is not necessarily the same as the session authorization ID. You cannot change this value.
Shows the application handle ID associated with the program that submitted the query: