You can run the getiqinfo script to collect much of this information.
Information requested |
Value |
|---|---|
Sybase IQ version (for example 15.2 GA or ESD number) |
|
sp_iqlmconfig output |
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Type of hardware |
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Amount of memory |
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Number of CPUs |
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Operating system name and version (for example, Microsoft Windows 2008 Service Pack 1) |
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Operating system patch level |
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Front end tool used (for example, Business Objects Crystal Reports) |
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Connectivity protocol used (for example, ODBC, JDBC, TDS) |
|
Open Client version |
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Configuration type (single node or multiplex) |
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Message log file (dbname.iqmsg) |
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Server log files (server.nnnn.srvlog and server.nnnn.stderr) |
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Stack trace file (stktrc-YYYYMMDD-HHNNSS_#.iq) |
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Command or query that produced the error |
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Start-up option settings |
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Connect option settings |
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Database option settings |
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Schema and indexes for the database |
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sp_iqstatus output |
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Query plan: set options (Query_Plan, Query_Detail, Query_Plan_After_Run, Query_Plan_As_Html, Query_Plan_As_Html_Directory, Query_Timing), rerun command or query |
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Screen snapshot of the problem, if possible |
