The TABLE command displays granted and blocked table-level locks.
Syntax
{ TABLE | TA } [ DBname.Tablename | ALL ]
Syntax Elements
- DBname
- The name of a database.
- Tablename
- The name of a table in DBname.
- ALL
- That all tables (from all databases) that have a table-level lock request are considered.
Usage Notes
The following table shows the components of TABLE command output.
| Component... | Specifies... |
|---|---|
| Tran | the currently running transactions with locks being applied. |
| Host | the logical host ID (origin of the transaction). |
| Session | the session number for the transaction. |
| Mode | the type of lock mode:
|
| User | the logon-ID for whom the lock is being requested. |
| Database | the name of the database with granted or blocked locks. |
| Table | the name of the table with granted or blocked locks. |
Examples: TABLE command examples
The following example shows the locks on AMP 0 on the database RECBDQTAC and table T1:
table - The following amps are available: 0 1 2 3 -> Which amp(s) do you want to request on (S=Sampling/A=all/C=cancel/Q=quit): > a a ---------------- AMP 0 REPORTS 1 LOCK ENTRIES ------------- GRANTED LOCK REQUEST(S): Tran: 16383 00000114 Host: 2049 Session: 0, 1000 Mode: WR* User: DBC Database: RECBDQTAC Table: T1 ---------------- AMP 2 REPORTS 1 LOCK ENTRIES ------------- GRANTED LOCK REQUEST(S): Tran: 16383 00000114 Host: 2049 Session: 0, 1000 Mode: WR* User: DBC Database: RECBDQTAC Table: T1
The following is an example of trying to display table-level locks on a table while trying to create the table.
table all - The following amps are available: 0 -> Which amp(s) do you want to request on (S=Sampling/A=all/C=cancel/Q=quit): A Host: 7169 Session: 0, 1441 Mode: EX User: DBC Database: STAFF Table: ?????????????????????????????? Table name is not printed.