Stream: Virtual Room 2
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Are you new to Db2 for z/OS? Or new to Db2 for z/OS data sharing? Want a refresher on buffer pools? Buffer pools, and group buffer pools for data sharing, are key to supporting Db2 workloads. Come learn the basics for these important resources.
Abstract: Are you new to Db2 for z/OS? Or new to Db2 for z/OS data sharing? Or do you want a refresher on buffer pools and group buffer pools? Buffer pools, and group buffer pools for data sharing, are key to supporting Db2 workloads. There are many aspects to understanding buffer pools and group buffer pools. What are they used for? How do you size them? What do the thresholds mean? How do you monitor their behavior? This session provides you the fundamentals for working with these important resources.
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Tori Felt is an Associate Technical Enablement Specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. As part of the Db2 for z/OS team, Tori analyses client data, makes technical recommendations, delivers the Db2 REST and Hybrid Cloud workshop, and develops new workshop offerings.
Tori Felt is an Associate Technical Enablement Specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. As part of the Db2 for z/OS team, Tori analyses client data, makes technical recommendations, delivers the Db2 REST and Hybrid Cloud workshop, and develops new workshop offerings.
Tori Felt is an Associate Technical Enablement Specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. As part of the Db2 for z/OS team, Tori analyses client data, makes technical recommendations, delivers the Db2 REST and Hybrid Cloud workshop, and develops new workshop offerings.
Tori Felt is an Associate Technical Enablement Specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. As part of the Db2 for z/OS team, Tori analyses client data, makes technical recommendations, delivers the Db2 REST and Hybrid Cloud workshop, and develops new workshop offerings.
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