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Old 08-15-10, 17:28
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What is an equivalent of EDM in Linux?

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Old 08-15-10, 18:02
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Probably the Package Cache (PCKCACHESZ) is the closest thing, which is defined in the db cfg.
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Old 08-15-10, 18:56
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Is it in DBM1?
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Old 08-15-10, 19:23
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Package cache is in the db shared memory which is kind of similar to DBM1. Marcus_A will correct me. This db shared memory set also includes bufferpools, memory for utilities, locks (IRLM), sorts ...
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Old 08-15-10, 21:12
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Is it in DBM1?
Although similar at the SQL level, DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for Linux/UNIX/Windows are two completely separate products. At the physical level they are completely different different.

Since the EDM Pool contains cached packages and plans, and also skeleton cursor table, I suggested that the Package Cache in DB2 for Linux/UNIX/Windows provided a similar function, but there is no one-to-one correspondence since the two databases products are very different below the SQL level.
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Old 08-16-10, 14:22
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Do I need to restart a subsystem after making EDM changes?
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Old 08-16-10, 15:18
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Are you asking about DB2 on z/OS or DB2 on Linux? If Linux, there are no subsystems. We have instances which is kind of similar to subsystems. Package cache is a database configuration parameter (kind of similar to subsystem zparms) and the change to the package cache is dynamic.
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