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ALTER WLM PROFILE ​

Make a workload management (WLM) profile active or inactive or rename the profile.

ALTER WLM PROFILE name 
( DEFAULT_POOL name ) |
ACTIVATE [ seconds ] [ WITH CANCEL | WITHOUT CANCEL ] |
RENAME TO name

Only superusers can create, alter, and drop WLM profiles.

PROFILE name
The profile name must match the name of an existing profile in the database.
( DEFAULT_POOL name )
Change the default pool for the named profile. This option must be enclosed in parentheses. The named pool may be an existing resource pool or a resource pool that has not yet been created. However, if the named default pool does not exist, you cannot activate the profile.
ACTIVATE [ seconds ]
When you activate a profile, the currently active profile is deactivated. You can activate a profile immediately, or after an interval specified as a number of seconds. If you activate immediately, any running queries are cancelled. If you specify an interval, active queries have some time to complete before the new profile is activated.
WITH CANCEL | WITHOUT CANCEL
WITH CANCEL: Cancel any running queries when the activation timeout expires. WITHOUT CANCEL: cancel the activation itself if queries are still running when the timeout expires.
RENAME TO name
Rename a profile.

Examples ​

For example, activate a profile immediately:

premdb=# alter wlm profile shortquerybias activate;
ALTER WLM PROFILE

Now activate the maintenance profile after a waiting period of 60 seconds:

premdb=# alter wlm profile maintenance activate 60;
ALTER WLM PROFILE

Note: To activate the default profile, you must quote the profile name:

premdb=# alter wlm profile "default" activate;
ALTER WLM PROFILE

For example, change the default pool for a profile:

premdb=# alter wlm profile sqb (default_pool sqbpool);
ALTER WLM PROFILE

For example, rename a profile:

premdb=# alter wlm profile shortquery rename to shortquerybias;
ALTER WLM PROFILE

Query the sys.wlm_active_profile view to see the current profiles in the system and which profile is active.

Parent topic:SQL Commands