You can change the quiesce mode of a table and its table
spaces. When you quiesce a table and its table spaces, locks are placed
on the table and table spaces. The type of lock depends on the quiesce
mode.
Before you begin
To
change the quiesce mode of a table, you must have one of the following
authorities: SYSADM, SYSCTRL, SYSMAINT, DBADM, or LOAD.
Procedure
- To change the quiesce mode for a table using the Control
Center:
- Open the Quiesce window: From the
Control Center, expand the object tree until you find the Tables folder.
Click the Tables folder. Any existing tables
are displayed in the pane on the right side of the window. Right-click
the table you want and select Quiesce from
the pop-up menu. The Quiesce window
opens.
- If you are turning on the quiesce mode or updating the
quiesce mode to a higher mode:
- Make sure that the Quiesce radio button
is selected.
- Select one of the following three modes:
- Shared
- Puts the table in shared mode. In this mode, all users (yourself
included) can read but not change the table data.
- Intent to update
- Puts the table in update mode. In this mode, only you can update
the table data. Other users can read, but not update the data.
- Exclusive
- Puts the table in exclusive mode. In this mode, only you can read
or update the table data.
If the table is already in one quiesce
mode, you can change it to a higher (more exclusive) mode. For example,
if the table is already in shared mode, you can change it to intent
to update, or to exclusive mode.
However, you cannot change
a higher mode to a lower mode. Exclusive is higher than intent to
update, which is higher than shared.
- If you are resetting a table's quiesce mode, select
the Quiesce reset radio button.
- To change the quiesce mode for a table using the command
line, use the QUIESCE command.