Enterprise performance management for DB2
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Developed for: Technical practitioners, database administrators, system programmers, performance managers and operations managers
Technical level: Basic - intermediate
Improving productivity and profitability is a top priority for businesses, and no more so than in the data center. Database administrators (DBAs) continually strive to maximize database performance to support service level agreements, drive higher transaction rates and ultimately, increase profitability. Being able to monitor DB2® end-to-end can give DBAs the information they need to quickly identify and resolve performance issues across the enterprise. And when they better understand SQL statements, they can save time when tuning for performance.
This session will cover these and other issues facing the ever-changing DB2 environment, which must be managed and continually tuned for optimal performance.
We will pinpoint the top issues facing those responsible for DB2 for z/OS® performance, and show you how IBM solutions can help address them, including products with predefined rules of thumb that save your time spent searching for the source of bottlenecks. We’ll also show you a new way of capturing DB2 accounting and statistics trace data that is less expensive than starting the traces and writing to SMF or GTF.
Join us for this complimentary teleconference, and you will come away with valuable information about how IBM tools can help you:
- Identify DB2 Connect issues so you can monitor DB2 end-to-end
- Perform index analysis, analyze different workloads, and analyze buffer performance and object placement
- Identify the worst performing SQL statements, and identify potential performance issues before they impact production
- Produce DB2 batch performance reports for a lower cost without SMF data
Speaker: Doug Clifton, Executive IT Specialist and Senior Certified IT Specialist, System z™ DB2 Tools
This teleconference will also be available for replay after the event.
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