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IBM has received the requirement and is evaluating it. IBM will provide a response after evaluation is complete.
The CEAC has reviewed this requirement and recommends that IBM view this as a medium priority requirement that should be addressed.
An IBM i Service might be a very nice solution.
Background: The COMMON Europe Advisory Council (CEAC) members have a broad range of experience in working with small and medium-sized IBM i customers. CEAC has a key role in working with IBM i development to help assess the value and impact of individual RFEs on the broader IBM i community, and has therefore reviewed your RFE.
For more information about CEAC, see http://www.comeur.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3285
Dawn May - CEAC Program Manager
Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Power Systems
Product - IBM i
Component - Db2 for i
Operating system - IBM i
Source - None
For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Power Systems
Product - IBM i
Component - Availability, Recovery
Operating system - IBM i
Source - None
If the index builds are asynchronous, you might try querying QRCYnnnnn/QADBERAP. In each IASP is a QADBERAP file.
In response to the question, "Would a message to indicate "Access Path Rebuild complete" satisfy the need?" Yes, where would the message be? As long it is something that can easily be monitored from a batch job then this is sufficient. The driver here is to detect when the access path rebuild process is finished rather then individual rebuilds, thus an overall completion message should suffice.
Would a message to indicate "Access Path Rebuild complete" satisfy the need?
The CAAC has reviewed this requirement and recommends that IBM view this as a “nice to have” low priority feature.
Background: The COMMON Americas Advisory Council (CAAC) members have a broad range of experience in working with small and medium-sized IBM i customers. CAAC has a key role in working with IBM i development to help assess the value and impact of individual RFEs on the broader IBM i community, and has therefore reviewed your RFE.
For more information about CAAC, see www.common.org/caac
For more details about CAAC's role with RFEs, see http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/Blogs/i-Can/May-2017/COMMON-Americas-Advisory-Council-%28CAAC%29-and-RFEs/
Dawn May - CAAC Program Manager