DB2 11 for z/OS Application Performance and Tuning (CV963G) – Perfil
Esquema Detallado del Curso
- Introduction to Application Performance and Tuning
- List common causes of application performance problems
- Evalutate different approaches for detecting the problems
- Describe possible solutions
- Performance Analysis Tools
- Understand components of local response time (LRT)
- Identify touch random (TR), touch sequential (TS), and fetch (F) time costs
- Utilize VQUBE3 to estimate local response time (LRT)
- Locate necessary time values in an accounting trace report
- Draw and interpret a bubble chart
- Towards Better Indexes
- Understand DB2 index structure and usage
- Evalute the cost of creating a new index or modifying an existing index
- Design the best possible index for a single table query
- Describe prefetch operations and multi-index access
- Multiple Table Access
- Identify various join methods and join types
- Predict table join order
- Design the best indexes for joining tables
- Optimmize correlated and non-correlated subqueries
- Utilize UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT operations
- Towards Better Tables
- Evaluate clustering alternatives
- Understand basic rules of nomalization
- Consider conditions for denormalization
- Define materialized query tables
- Learning to Live with the Optimizer
- Describe the limitations related to dangerous predicates
- Identify situations when the optimizer needs help with filter factor estimates
- Massive Batch
- Detect performance problems with massive batch jobs
- Make batch jobs run faster
- Locking Issues
- Describe DB2 serialization
- Understand transaction locking
- Avoid locking problems in application design
- Course Summary
- Summarize the topics covered in this course