How to resolve a suspended status for a db2 table

When a DB2 table is in a suspended state, it may be due to several reasons:

1. If the tablespace is full, the table may enter a suspended state if there is not enough space to store new data. This issue can be resolved by increasing the size of the tablespace or clearing unnecessary data.
2. Process conflict: If another process is accessing the table, it may enter a suspended state. You can resolve this issue by either killing other processes or waiting for them to complete their operations.
3. Database lock: If a table or certain rows within a table are locked, other transactions may be unable to access the table, causing it to enter a suspended state. This issue can be resolved by either committing or rolling back the current transaction, or by waiting for other transactions to release the lock.
4. Database malfunction: If the database encounters an issue, tables may enter a suspended state. You can try restarting the database or restoring it to resolve this problem.

In conclusion, to resolve the issue of a DB2 table being in a suspended state, you need to identify the cause and take appropriate actions to resolve it. If the issue persists, you may need to contact a DB2 database administrator or technical support for further assistance.