Course Title DB2 performance monitoring for LUW Course Code
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Course Title: DB2 performance monitoring for LUW
Course Code: DB2LPRF
Audience: Database Administrators; developers, performance specialists.
Duration: 2 days
Abstract: This course gives you details and understanding of what to
achieve in monitoring your performance in DB2 for LUW.
Objectives: This course will provide the attendee with a thorough
understanding of how to monitor their DB2 for LUW systems.
The attendee will be able to identify the key components of
monitors and snapshots and to highlight the key performance
issues.
Course Materials:
• Comprehensive student handout
• Access to the DOCE Centres of Excellence for support related
questions
Instructors:
• Internationally recognised DB2 specialists
• DB2 Specialists – working with DB2 since V1.2 (almost 20
years) and actively working at customer sites
• Regular speakers at IDUG and contributors to DB2
magazines
• IBM Certified
Course Details
Performance measurement basics
• What to measure
• Performance objectives
Configuration
• Registry variables
• DBM Configuration parameters
• DB configuration parameters
• Monitor switches
• Initial configuration advisor settings
Snapshot monitoring
• snapshot for tablespaces, tables
• snapshot for locks
• snapshot for bufferpools
• snapshot for database manager, database, remote databases
• snapshot for dcs databases, dcs applications
• snapshot for dynamic sql, remote applications
• snapshot for fcm
Event monitors
• Database
• Tablespaces
• Tables
• Bufferpools
• Connections
• Statements
• Transactions
• Event monitors in Tables
List function
• List applications
• List DCS applications
• List indoubt transactions
DB2 connect monitoring
• List DCS databases
• List DCS applications
SQL functions for monitoring
• Snapshot table functions
• Events written to tables
db2pd
Key performance Indicators
• Top 10 performance tips
• Connection indicators
• Locking indicators
• Bufferpool indicators
SQL performance case studies
• Connections
• Deadlocks
• Poor SQL
• Network issues
• Missing indexes
Performance tips
• Key performance ratios
• Design tips
• SQL tips
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