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Category Archives: db2
Checking on HADR
By now I am sure lot of db2 users have adopted DB2 HADR as one of their high availability solution. IBM has matured HADR over the last two versions and its becoming more and more robust. Couple of years ago … Continue reading
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Tagged check hadr, db2 hadr, db2 high availability, db2pd, hadr, hadr status
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A quick overview of DB2′s INGEST
As a DB2 DBA or as data integrator we all face a challenge in loading large amount of data into DB2 database while up keeping the 24×7 availability of the tables. Traditionally we use LOAD or sometimes IMPORT while loading … Continue reading
Happy New Year !
To all my readers… Wish y’all a Very Happy New Year !
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DB2 V10 Adaptive Compression
Last February, I wrote about DB2′s compression. If that was McLaren, with DB2 V9.7′s compression, IBM upgraded to Lamborghini Aventador. Apparently IBM’s thirst didn’t stop there, they went one more step ahead and got the Bugatti Veyron with DB2 V10′s … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptive compression, adc, admintabinfo, admin_get_index_compress_info, admin_get_tab_compress_info, admin_get_tab_info, automatic dictionary creation, classic compression, compress yes, database compression, db2 compression, db2 performance, db2 tuning, db2 udb, db2 v10 compression, deep compression, performance, resetdictionary, row compression
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