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  3. February 2009

Re: finding sql request from download

Jim,

The simplest way to find out is to ask that certain user what big download
he uses.

I think it is is the "get data from as/400"-option in Client Access, so the
definition may be stored local on his workstation/PC.

Apparently he has made a query in Client Access without knowing the
performance hog he has created or with a little knowledge of SQL.

With regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 19-2-2009 at 17:24 JDHorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

We have a user who puts in a big download to excel from iseries access and
then goes home for the night. It uses -all- the available cycles. Is
there a way to find the sql statement being processed somewhere in the
i? Is there an easy way to lower the priority of the qzdasonit jobs he
creates without lowering the priority of the other work he does during
the day?



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