Stream: Db2
Time: 16:30 - 17:15
| Do you dream of monitoring connections and idle threads at an even more granular level? Do you have nightmares about your Db2 threads running away from you? Starting with a real production problem, this session describes how to implement Db2 System Profile Monitoring to optimize and manage access by applications or clients using DRDA to interact with Db2 data. What is Db2 System Profile Monitoring? Introduced in Db2 9 for z/OS and extended in Db2 10 and enhanced in each subsequent release, System Profile Monitoring provides a variety of exciting capabilities: DDF control at a more granular level than the subsystem parameters allow, modeling production in test, managing application specific behavior, setting special registers and global variables - all available via online changes. New in Db2 13 is support for local threads! You can specifically monitor your system the way you dream! |
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Keziah Knopp is a Db2 for z/OS Specialist at the IBM Z Washington Systems Center (WSC). Prior to joining the WSC Keziah focused on z/OS Communications Server, writing papers and delivering presentations on IPv6 and IBM z Encryption Readiness Technology (zERT). She has presented at SHARE conferences on communications and Db2 REST topics and is an author of the "Db2 13 for z/OS and More" Redbook. Most recently, she worked on a special project for Db2 subsystem automation, collaborating with developers and writing Python scripts.
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