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John Poulakos
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I don't know where to look for this, or even if I have got this terminology correct. But, I recall DBAs using log data to improve SQL performance a few years ago. But, I lost my job at that company in the Great Recession.
I now work for a small software development firm and we have a mainframe where I'm trying to duplicate a reasonable DB2 environment for doing tests of our software products and tools. We don't have a DBA or dedicated support staff. I'm pretty well it! I can usually muddle my way through if I get steered in the right direction. Since it's a dedicated environment, screwing things up doesn't hurt anything, I just have to fix it.
So, if anyone can tell me where to go, or tell me I'm crazy and there is no such thing, I'd appreciate it. I believe it may be related to RUNSTATS? |
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Akatsukami
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| I'm not a DBA either, but I believe that you'd run REORG and RUNSTATS on the desired table spaces, then re-bind packages and plans using the tables in those table spaces. |
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John Poulakos
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| Thanks a lot! That's a good place to start looking. |
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