Saves any changes that you made in the notebook and closes the notebook. Available only when the required fields are completed.
Cancels any changes and closes the notebook.
Shows the status of Query Patroller on the current database. Possible values include:
Specifies that all applications are intercepted by Query Patroller. This option is the default. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that the applications listed are intercepted by Query Patroller. All other applications will not be intercepted by Query Patroller. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type the executable file name for applications that are to be intercepted by Query Patroller. Separate multiple application file names with commas. Application file names are case sensitive. Up to 1024 characters are accepted. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that the applications listed will not be intercepted by Query Patroller. All other applications are intercepted by Query Patroller. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type the executable file name for applications that are not to be intercepted by Query Patroller. Separate multiple application file names with commas. Application file names are case sensitive. Up to 1024 characters are accepted. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type the maximum number of queries that can run simultaneously for the entire database. When this threshold is reached, additional queries are placed in a queued state where they wait until sufficient resources become available. A blank Maximum number of queries field allows for unlimited queries. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type a number to represent the maximum workload cost threshold. If the cost of an incoming query causes the aggregate cost of all running queries to exceed this value, the incoming query is placed in a queued state where it waits until sufficient resources become available. A blank value allows for unlimited cost. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Select to specify that held queries are run at a scheduled time. For example, you might want to schedule held queries to run at a time of day when few queries are usually running. At least one job to run held queries must exist. Press the Schedule Start Time push button to create, view, or change scheduling details. You cannot change this option unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Opens the Schedule Start Time for Running Held Queries window, where you can view or change the scheduling details for held queries.
Type a number greater than or equal to 0 and select a unit of time from the adjacent field to establish the period of time over which held queries are run. After this period, remaining held queries will run at the next start time. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Select a unit of time. This field is used in conjunction with the How long to run held queries text field to establish the period of time over which held queries are run. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type a number greater than or equal to 0 and select a unit of time from the adjacent field to indicate how long information about a managed query is retained after the query completes. When this time expires and when a purge job runs, the information about the query is removed. A value of 0 means all managed queries are removed when the purge job runs. A blank value allows queries to be kept for an unlimited amount of time. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator with proper authority.
Specify a unit of measurement. This field is used in conjunction with the How long to keep queries field to establish the period of time for which information about managed queries is kept. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type a number greater than or equal to 0 and select a unit of time from the adjacent field to indicate how long to retain a result table after the query completes. When this time expires, and when a purge job runs, result tables that were created on or after this period of time are dropped. A value of 0 means all result tables are deleted when the purge job runs. A blank value allows result tables to be kept for an unlimited amount of time. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator with proper authority.
Specify a unit of measurement. This field is used in conjunction with the How long to keep result tables field to establish the period of time over which result tables are kept. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Opens the Schedule Managed Queries Purge Job window, where you can schedule a purge job to:
Optional: Type the name of the table space that will hold result tables. Up to 128 alphanumeric characters are accepted. If you do not type a value, DB2 will determine which table space to use. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that historical analysis will involve only those queries managed by Query Patroller. This option is the default. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that historical analysis will involve all queries intercepted by Query Patroller, including queries smaller than a submitter's minimum cost to manage property. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type a number greater than or equal to 0 and select a unit of time from the adjacent field to indicate how long to retain completed queries for historical analysis reports and graphs. A value of 0 means all information about historical queries is removed when the purge job runs. A blank value allows historical queries to be kept for an unlimited amount of time. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specify a unit of measurement. This field is used in conjunction with the How long to keep queries field to indicate how long to keep historical queries. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Opens the Schedule Historical Analysis Purge Job window, where you can schedule a purge job to delete information about historical queries. You cannot change a purge job unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Select to allow e-mail messages to be sent to submitters. E-mail messages notify a submitter when a query completes or encounters an error, but only in cases when a result table is created. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type the host name or IP address of your SMTP e-mail server. Up to 256 characters are accepted. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that e-mail is not to be sent if the E-mail address field is blank in the submitter's Query Submission Preferences window. This option is the default. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Specifies that e-mail is to be sent to the designated address if the E-mail address field is blank in the submitter's Query Submission Preferences window. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.
Type an alternate e-mail address that will receive notification messages in cases where the E-mail address field is blank in a submitter's Query Submission Preferences window. Up to 256 characters are accepted. You cannot change this value unless you are an administrator or an operator whose profile has a CONFIGURATION property with edit authority.