SQL request detail line
This is the first-level detail line. It quantifies an individual SQL statement.
| Under Heading | This is Displayed |
|---|---|
| Seqno | A sequence number. This is assigned by Application Performance Analyzer to uniquely identify the SQL request. Either “S” or “D” precedes the sequence number indicating if the SQL statement is static or dynamic. |
| Name | The DBRM name. |
| Stmt# | The precompiler statement number. This is the statement number assigned by the precompiler to the SQL request. When the statement number is zero, it indicates that the SQL statement was not produced by the DB2® precompiler or the SQL preprocessor, but was generated by some other means. For example, JDBC SQL statements have statement numbers that are zero. |
| SQL Function | The SQL function. The is the name of the SQL function: SELECT, FETCH, UPDATE, etc. |
| Nbr of Calls | The number of SQL calls counted for this SQL statement. |
| CPU Time: Total | The total CPU time for all SQL calls counted for this statement. Large numbers will be expressed in minutes with an M suffix. |
| CPU Time: Mean | The mean CPU time per SQL call. Large numbers will be expressed in minutes with an M suffix. |
| CPU time: Pct | The percent of total CPU time this statement used. |
| Svc Time: Total | The total service time for all SQL calls for this statement. Large numbers will be expressed in minutes with an M suffix. |
| Svc Time: Mean | The mean service time per SQL call. Large numbers will be expressed in minutes with an M suffix. |
| Svc time: Pct | The percent of total service time this statement used. |