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Old 09-08-08, 08:57
Neharao Neharao is offline
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Improving Database Perfromance

Hi All

I Have performance issues with the Database. I have an existing database which has indexes created.

But when ever i run some queries, it takes quite long time to get the results. I have seen the access path of the queries and made sure that , the tables are accessed using indexes path only. I created additional indexes also when needed.

Now , i would like to know , how i can improve my Database performance that my queries runs faster.

Is there any thing called as "Query Cahing"
If yes , how i can implement that for my Database.

Thanks in Anticipation
Neha
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Old 09-08-08, 10:36
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First you may want to run your queries through the DB2 Design Advisor. Additionally, run the DB2 Configuration Advisor to get a good baseline configuration for your system.
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Old 09-09-08, 02:57
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