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WebSphere DB2 Deadlock Exception. Reason code "2"

 
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I'm using IBM WebSphere Application Server Advanced Edition 4.0.1 and IBM UDB 7.0. Offlate i'm getting a continuous deadlock error in most of the system transactions. Pls provide with some inputs as its affecting many production users.

COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.DB2Exception: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/6000] SQL0911N The current transaction has been rolled back because of a deadlock or timeout. Reason code "2". SQLSTATE=40001

Its not happening on a specific application, but on sparingly on all application for last 1 month. Is there a patch or fix from DB2 or WebSphere which solves this? I'm sure its not a generic error accross all users of this combination (WAS + IBM DB2 UDB). Any inputs and feedback is appreciated.

Note: The WebSphere App Server is configured to connect to DB2 using datasource.
 
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Main reason for this error will be deadlock time out properties. To view this property value issue the following command:

Display Database Manager Configuration Settings:


Display Database level Configuration Settings



If dead lock time out value is -1 then change to either 60 or 120 sec based on your DB transaction.



n - number of sec.

For more information on dead lock please visit this link

http://db2forum.blogspot.com/2011/10/db2-lock.html
 
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