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Database Forum / DB2 Topics / February 2007DB2 9 - depreciated registry variable - DB2LINUXAIO - WHY ?
I read in the Db2 9 Administration Planning guide that DB2LINUXAIO was depreciated in DB2 9. In 8.2, it improved my db2 i/o performance on a DB2 implementation on Linux with Raid. Why was this value depreciated? The manual doesn't state the reason it was depreciated. > I read in the Db2 9 Administration Planning guide that DB2LINUXAIO was > depreciated in DB2 9. > In 8.2, it improved my db2 i/o performance on a DB2 implementation on > Linux with Raid. > Why was this value depreciated? The manual doesn't state the reason it > was depreciated. The AIO in Linux is on by default and that is why this parameter is deprecated. |
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