Hello
I am using db2 10.5 with fixpack 4. What i try to achieve is to measure time of importing varius size of blob and measure their read time. I am using table test with columns id of integer type and data of blob with length 2147483647.
Now to the point: for measure reading i am using db2batch - works fine but... i keep getting cli that readed row was truncated. Currently biggest file in table has 12 MB and while running db2batch im using: db2batch -d SAMPLE -a ADMINISTRATOR -f c:\batch.sql -r c:\results.txt -w 2147483647. According to documentation -w is right thing to use if we want to specify how long row can be read but it doesnt seems to be working for me ;/
Second thing: For import i am using command: import from c:\import.dta of del lobs from c:\images modified by lobsinfile insert into administrator."test"
that command works fine in command line but while trying to use it in db2batch i get error regarding backslash.. so my question is - is there a way to "escape" this character so it will be processed by db2batch or is there any other way to make command like that work in db2batch?
I am using db2 10.5 with fixpack 4. What i try to achieve is to measure time of importing varius size of blob and measure their read time. I am using table test with columns id of integer type and data of blob with length 2147483647.
Now to the point: for measure reading i am using db2batch - works fine but... i keep getting cli that readed row was truncated. Currently biggest file in table has 12 MB and while running db2batch im using: db2batch -d SAMPLE -a ADMINISTRATOR -f c:\batch.sql -r c:\results.txt -w 2147483647. According to documentation -w is right thing to use if we want to specify how long row can be read but it doesnt seems to be working for me ;/
Second thing: For import i am using command: import from c:\import.dta of del lobs from c:\images modified by lobsinfile insert into administrator."test"
that command works fine in command line but while trying to use it in db2batch i get error regarding backslash.. so my question is - is there a way to "escape" this character so it will be processed by db2batch or is there any other way to make command like that work in db2batch?