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Tue, 1 Jan 2008 15:44:00 -0300 |
Hi all,
without considering DMS in a device, normally, the simplest choices are SMS
or DMS in files.
Is there any performance improvement using a DMS tablepsace container in a
file instead of a SMS ?
Also, if a SMS tablespace container is used, does it make sense to
reorganize the tables?
Thanks
Diego
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Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:16:56 -050 |
Answers inline:
netzorro wrote:
> Hi all,
> without considering DMS in a device, normally, the simplest choices are SMS
> or DMS in files.
> Is there any performance improvement using a DMS tablepsace container in a
> file instead of a SMS ?
Not really, excepts for the catalogs, and to allow lobs to be cached in
filesystem memory. Generally, I would recommend automated storage with
DB2 in DMS files.
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> Also, if a SMS tablespace container is used, does it make sense to
> reorganize the tables?
Yes, if reorgchk says to do this.
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> Thanks
> Diego
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Thu, 03 Jan 2008 12:14:02 +010 |
netzorro wrote:
> Hi all,
> without considering DMS in a device, normally, the simplest choices are
> SMS or DMS in files.
> Is there any performance improvement using a DMS tablepsace container in a
> file instead of a SMS ?
SMS grows and shrinks on demand while DMS uses pre-allocated files. The
growing of SMS containers may have a slight impact on performance. But I
doubt this will have a measurable impact on real-world applications.
--
Knut Stolze
DB2 z/OS Utilities Development
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