Jim Youmans
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DB2Advis for DB2 10.5 on Windows could not open file error
My background is as a MS SQL Server DBA, very new to DB2.
I have a report query that I have in a file and I want to analyse it using db2advis. I run this
C:\Windows\system32>db2adv is -d depsvcs -n MainSchema -i c:\db2advis\sqlfile.in -t 5
And I get this.
execution started at timestamp 2017-07-26-10.55.06.475000
Error. Could not open this input file [c:\db2advis\sqlfile.in]
Error. No valid statements were found in this input file or in the
workload table.
In windows I set the security to the db2advis folder to full control by everyone. Same for the sqlfile.in file.
So how do I get db2advis to actually open and use the file?
Thank you!
I have a report query that I have in a file and I want to analyse it using db2advis. I run this
C:\Windows\system32>db2adv
And I get this.
execution started at timestamp 2017-07-26-10.55.06.475000
Error. Could not open this input file [c:\db2advis\sqlfile.in]
Error. No valid statements were found in this input file or in the
workload table.
In windows I set the security to the db2advis folder to full control by everyone. Same for the sqlfile.in file.
So how do I get db2advis to actually open and use the file?
Thank you!
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Are you trying to run db2advis from a normal command prompt window or from the DB2 command prompt window.
There are subtle differences in them. I wouldn't expect this to be the issue, but you might try the command from each window type.
Kent
There are subtle differences in them. I wouldn't expect this to be the issue, but you might try the command from each window type.
Kent
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OK, stupid answer to my issue. The server had hide file extension on so my file was not SQLFile.in it was SQLFile.in.txt. I hate being stupid. Thank you for your time and sorry for such a stupid stupid issue.
I sometimes hate to admit those things, but I love it when the resolution is so simple.
Anybody that turns on "hide file extension" on any of my servers has to deal with my wrath. They learn quickly that they're better off just getting used to seeing the extensions.... :)
Kent
Anybody that turns on "hide file extension" on any of my servers has to deal with my wrath. They learn quickly that they're better off just getting used to seeing the extensions.... :)
Kent
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