RE: Job Transition from Oracle to DB2 ? ... Comparisons & Advice please
- From: "Robertson Lee - lerobe" <Lee.Robertson@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <VIVEK_SHARMA@xxxxxxxxxxx>, <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2006 14:40:15 +0100
I am using it on AIX not mainframe but a good resource is
http://www.idugdb2-l.org/archives/db2-l.html
and
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com - very good resource
Also IBMs own website is good for FAQs etc.
Hope this helps
Regards
Lee
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Subject: Job Transition from Oracle to DB2 ? ... Comparisons & Advice
please
Hi
Environment: DB2 on IBM Mainframe
Need advice of DB2 Gurus / performance Tuning experts
In my Job Transition from Oracle Database to DB2 Database some Queries
please:-
* Can SQL Query Tuning in DB2 have a significant performance
impact on CPU Utilization like Oracle?
* Do init.ora parameters tuning in DB2 have a significant
performance on waits/CPU Utilization impact like Oracle?
* Does partitioning have a significant performance impact on CPU
Utilization in DB2 Database like Oracle?
* Does DB2 have a concept of "waits" like Oracle? If so, what is
the Statspack equivalent report in DB2?
* Does keeping Heavy/Large Object in its corresponding Unique
Tablespace have a significant impact on DB2 waits like Oracle waits?
* Does O.S./Kernel parameter tuning on "IBM Mainframe" O.S. have
a significant performance impact like "Unix" O.S.?
* Does a List similar to "oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" exist for DB2
- DBA / Coding?
* Any miscellaneous performance pointers for general
improvement?
* Any Good Docs, pointers, sites, Books on the above subjects?
Thanks
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