Detected the death of an EDU

This is a discussion on Detected the death of an EDU within the ibm-db2 forums in Other Databases category; Database was no responding when user did some query operation. I checked db2diag.log and found EDU error mentioned in it. I pasted them below. I am not sure how to sovle it. Any advice? Thanks in advance!! James ********db2diag.log*********** 2007-04-26-08.30.16.452274 Instance:db2inst2 Node:000 PID:65284(db2tcpcm 0) TID:1 Appid:none oper system services sqloEDUSIGCHLDHandler Probe:50 Detected the death of an EDU with process id 101150 The signal number that terminated this process was 9 Look for trap files (t101150.*) in the dump directory...

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Old 04-26-2007, 04:10 AM
Default Detected the death of an EDU

Database was no responding when user did some query operation. I
checked db2diag.log and found EDU error mentioned in it. I pasted them
below. I am not sure how to sovle it. Any advice? Thanks in advance!!

James

********db2diag.log***********

2007-04-26-08.30.16.452274 Instance:db2inst2 Node:000
PID:65284(db2tcpcm 0) TID:1 Appid:none
oper system services sqloEDUSIGCHLDHandler Probe:50

Detected the death of an EDU with process id 101150
The signal number that terminated this process was 9
Look for trap files (t101150.*) in the dump directory

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Old 04-26-2007, 05:06 AM
Default Re: Detected the death of an EDU

James wrote:

> Database was no responding when user did some query operation. I
> checked db2diag.log and found EDU error mentioned in it. I pasted them
> below. I am not sure how to sovle it. Any advice? Thanks in advance!!
>
> James
>
> ********db2diag.log***********
>
> 2007-04-26-08.30.16.452274 Instance:db2inst2 Node:000
> PID:65284(db2tcpcm 0) TID:1 Appid:none
> oper system services sqloEDUSIGCHLDHandler Probe:50
>
> Detected the death of an EDU with process id 101150
> The signal number that terminated this process was 9
> Look for trap files (t101150.*) in the dump directory


Signal 9 means that someone killed the process on purpose by
issuing "kill -9 101150". I suggest you try to figure out who did that in
your organization and why.

--
Knut Stolze
DB2 z/OS Utilities Development
IBM Germany
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