Most likely, you understand how logging in Db2 for z/OS works in general. There are log buffers, active logs, which get offloaded to archive logs,...
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The access paths formulated by the Db2 optimizer during the BIND process or access paths formulated at runtime for dynamic queries are critical to...
Read PostWhy does policy 123 in the POLICY table have status code X. I could have sworn the status code should be Y. How could this be? Who did it? When? ...
Read PostThe EXPLAIN functionality of Db2 for z/OS, by which the query optimizer's access path determinations are externalized, has been around as long as I...
Read PostWhether they are beginners or experienced DBA, they have more or less doubts about the behavior of Db2, especially in terms of the execution...
Read PostWhether they are beginners or experienced DBA, they have more or less doubts about the behavior of Db2, especially in terms of the execution...
Read PostAll of us have an opinion about IMPLICITLY created objects in a Db2 subsystem – it’s like a love/hate relationship. The ability for Db2 to...
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