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Old 11-04-04, 08:17
William Smith William Smith is offline
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Separate DB2 subsystem for a dataware house

DB2 DBAs,

Our shop is planning on creating a new dataware house. Ours is a Z/OS environment running DB2 v 7.1. The warehouse is estimated to grow to 5 - 7 terabytes. My thinking is that we would be best served to put the warehouse into a dedicated subsystem and isolate it from our OLTP production subsystem. OLTP subsystem abd the data warehouse subsystem woud both be in the sane LPAR. I would appreciate any comments on the wisdom or folly of this plan. I think that the advantages lie in the following points:

· to allow creating DSNZ parms specific to the warehouse

· to allow FDR full volume backups for disaster recovery

· to isolate any warehouse related intervention or outage to a non-revenue stream resource

· to better manage subsystem resources that will be required to be set exceptionally large such as temp DB2 storage, buffer pools, DB2 sort space etc.

· to allow WLM priority settings against warehouse specific address spaces under a new subsystem

· to create an warehouse specific set of DB2 accounting statistics and system resource utilization reports



I am specially interested in any arguments against such a plan.

Thank you,
William Smith
Database Manager
Harleysville Insurance Company
wsmith@harleysvillegroup.com
215-513-8113
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