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Old 03-01-07, 20:01
hariza hariza is offline
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Concurrent I/O on AIX and DB2 64 bits

hi Guys,

Since we upgraded our db2 instance to 64 bits and enable CIO/DIO in all the Database filesystems noticed that we are having some performance degradation. Even more the Database backups that use to take only 2 hours is now taking between 5 and 6 hours. In our environment we are running AIX 5.4 and db2 fixpack 12 64 bits. Also this database is only 150 gigs. Thanks for any help.

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Old 03-02-07, 17:48
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Are you writing the backup images to the file systems that have direct I/O enabled?

Also, do you actually have the hardware for CIO? There is not a really compelling point to do concurrent I/O if you have just a single disk, I would say.
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Old 03-05-07, 12:34
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concurrent I/O takes data directly from disk to buffer pool(not disk to filecache and the from filecache to bufferpool); gives you the functionality of raw file space with the convenience of cooked file systems; if you use tivoli, make sure the api64 dsm.sys has same parameters as the api(32) dsm. sys; util_heap-size is where backup is formatted; make sure it is increased; you can reduce the filecache minperm%=2 maxperm%= 30 and increase all db buffer pools and heap sizes
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