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Impact of Overflows and Page Reorgs

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David Beardsley - 26 Jun 2006 17:59 GMT
I'm working with several stored procedures processing a large volume of
data. After monitoring their execution using Quest's Spotlight
functionality I noticed a fair number of overflow accesses against
system tables such as SYSTABLES. I also observe page reorgs for the
SYSCOLDIST and SYSCOLUMNS tables.

My question for someone with experience tuning DB2 is how much of a
performance impact do these overflows and page reorgs have? Are they
worth addressing? I increased the buffer pool sizes for the syscat
tablespace somewhat but haven't seen a significant decrease in
overflows. Is more memory the best way to address this? Etc.

Any background would be helpful.

TIA.
Serge Rielau - 26 Jun 2006 18:26 GMT
> I'm working with several stored procedures processing a large volume of
> data. After monitoring their execution using Quest's Spotlight
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> tablespace somewhat but haven't seen a significant decrease in
> overflows. Is more memory the best way to address this? Etc.
In the grand scheme it won't matter. DB2 has a separate catalog cache.
It won't go after the catalog after a it's warmed up.

Cheers
Serge
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