Why lock-timeout happen while querying system tables? (DBMR2870)

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2017-01-12 03:33

 If you executed SQL statements in some simultaneous connections, for example: delete all records of one table, or drop/create table with "OUTPUT" in DCI, and the SYSTEM X LOCK will be added, and other connections cannot access this table. It's normal behavior.

But, even when you query some system table or check something in JDBA tool, “lock-timeout” also happens, which because system tables don’t allow dirty read.

If you want to query system table or check something in JDBA tool when SYSTEM X-LOCK exists, you can use “for browse” option as following:

>select * from SYSTABLE for browse;

Or set DB_DBIND=1 in dmconfig.ini (needs restarting DB)

DB_DBIND=1 //dirty system table binding

Or runtime set with

>call SETSYSTEMOPTION('DBIND', '1');

Version: All

Product: Normal/Bundle

Platform: Windows/Linux

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