| Ray McVay 2005-12-30, 5:57 pm |
| Using different data sources with application specific user/password
should allow you to sort out the app connections. Using the same data
source but getting connections with the method that has user/password
parameters may also do the job. IANADBA so this is just anecdotal
evidence based on our DBAs helping me sort out app problems running
against mainframe DB2.
igor.mernik@alcad.si wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My Java application is running under application server (e.g. IBM
> WebSphere Application Server) and application connects to IBM DB2
> database.
>
> On DB2 database I can see 'application ID' and the name of
> application. Java applications running from windows environment I see
> application name 'java.exe' and Java applications running from unix
> environment I see application name 'java'. But I don't know which
> Java application is it. Is there any way to find out which
> application si running under application name 'java'?
>
> Is there any way to find out the link between DB2 connection and
> application running on WAS (WAR or EAR)?
>
> Thanks, Igor
>
> My system: DB2 WSE v8 fp9 on Windows 2003 sp1
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