Follow me !
Search this blog
-
Recent posts
Tags
- AIX
- Apple
- automation
- backup
- best practices
- Bootcamp
- cloud
- cursor
- db2
- db2 compression
- db2 hadr
- db2 performance
- db2 tuning
- db2 v9.5
- db2 v9.7
- db2move
- db2pd
- indexes
- install
- iPad
- iPhone
- linux
- Macbook
- memory
- NULLID
- Oracle
- package
- performance
- restore
- runstats
- script
- shell script
- sql
- SQL805N
- SQL Server
- stored procedure
- tablespace
- time machine
- tuning
- ubuntu
- ubuntu 9.04
- upgrade
- Windows on Mac
- wordpress
Disclaimer
The posts here are solely my personal views and opinion. Any technical advice or instructions are based on my own personal knowledge and experience, and should only be followed by an expert after a careful analysis or consultation with technical support. Please test any actions before performing them in a critical or nonrecoverable environment. Any actions taken based on my experiences should be done with extreme caution. I am not responsible for any adverse results. I do not represent any vendor or product.
Tag Archives: AIX
Upgrading from DB2 V8.2 to DB2 V9.5
I recently went through a rally of upgrading the DB2 UDB V8.2 to DB2 9.5 . IBM slowly sneaked in the end of support for DB2 V8.2, though this has created lot of unhappy customers as lot of third party … Continue reading
Posted in db2
Tagged AIX, db2, db2 fixpak, db2 upgrade, db2 v9.5, db2chglibpath, db2chgpath, db2ckmig, db2fmd, db2imigr, db2node, db2node.cfg, DB2SERVER, fix pack, fp3a, initab, installFixPack, migrate, runtime path, upgrade
Leave a comment
whats using that memory in AIX ???
In the process of tuning an application, I had to find out what was taking all those resources in the AIX server. I had to look up that command as I seems to have misplaced my AIX cheat sheet. So … Continue reading