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Old 04-13-11, 13:25
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Db2_keep_as_and_dms_containers_open

Anyone has experience with this registry variable on DB2 9.7 on Linux ?

Is it sensible to set this in an environment with catalog and temp tablespaces as SMS?

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Old 04-13-11, 14:52
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Based on the doc, it sounds like only should be used for pure DMS environments, but they don't really explain why:

"When you set this variable to ON, each DMS table space container has a file handle opened until the database is deactivated. Query performance might improve because the processing required to open the containers is eliminated. You should use this registry only in pure DMS environments, otherwise performance of queries against SMS table spaces might be affected negatively."

I usually have a dedicated bufferpool for the catalog tablespace that is about 4000 4K pages (or 2000 in 8K pages), so hopefully not too much I/O on containers.
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