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OSAM Sequential Buffering StatisticsThis video describes statistics that you can collect to show effective OSAM sequential buffering is, for example, whether there's been a reduction in IWAITs, total IWAIT time, the IWAITs per… |
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OSAM Sequential BufferingOSAM sequential buffering (OSB) performs a sequential read of ten consecutive blocks with a single I/O operation, while the normal OSAM buffering method performs a random read of only one block with… |
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OSAM Buffer Pool Tuning RecommendationsThis video describes how you can improve buffer pool performance. For example, the video talks about block sizes, setting SCAN=0 in DBD gens, and more. |
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OSAM Buffer Pool Measurements using the IMS MonitorThe IMS Monitor can generate reports that can help you tune OSAM buffer pools. In this video, you'll review an IMS Monitor report from one sample database. |
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Defining OSAM Buffer PoolsThis video looks at how you define OSAM buffer pools by specifying two macros in the DFSVSMxx PARMLIB member that are associated with the OSAM buffer pool specification: IOBF and DBD. |
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OSAM Buffering OverviewThis video describes how buffering works. It also describes buffer subpools, buffer attributes, buffer pool purges, and buffer pool contention. |
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OSAM Data Set OverviewThis video reviews the structure, characteristics, and advantages of OSAM data sets. |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 15 (IMS Space Utilization)This unit describes how segments are actually stored in each block of an IMS Database. The focus of this unit is to show how pointers can be followed from one segment to another. After completing… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 14 Lab 4 (Database Design Considerations)Instruction and solution on Lab 4 Student Notes : https://ibm.box.com/s/z7yf7vrj1t7lyfeg4q1fj4psf428azv3 Student Exercises : https://ibm.box.com/s/z4j1t21h82cpcdzeg737bt5bkw5xultm Lab Solution… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 14 (Database Design Considerations)This topic deals with design considerations. Implementation andconversion approaches are also covered. Topics include:• Pointer selection• Field definitions• Database changes and… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 13 Part 3 (Database Recovery)Continuation of Unit 13 Student Notes : https://ibm.box.com/s/z7yf7vrj1t7lyfeg4q1fj4psf428azv3 0:14:37 Database recovery input 0:27:18 Database recovery: Case 1 0:31:50 Database recovery: Case 2… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 13 Part 2 (Database Recovery)Continuation of Unit 13 Student Notes : https://ibm.box.com/s/z7yf7vrj1t7lyfeg4q1fj4psf428azv3 0:01:59 Database change accumulation (Offline) 0:26:45 Change accumulation control statements 0:48:16… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 13 Part 1 (Database Recovery)This unit covers the IMS Database Recovery utilities. Topics include:• Database recovery concept• Data sets, JCL, and considerations for the Database Recovery utilities• Sequence of… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 12 (HALDB)This unit provides an overview of the HALDB databases. Features and functions covered include:• Database Partitioning• The location and purpose of HALDB Indirect Pointers• HALDB Online… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 11 Lab 3 Part 3 (Secondary Indexing)Continuation of solution to Lab 3 Student Notes : https://ibm.box.com/s/z7yf7vrj1t7lyfeg4q1fj4psf428azv3 Student Exercises : https://ibm.box.com/s/z4j1t21h82cpcdzeg737bt5bkw5xultm Lab Solution… |
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CM22 IMS Physical Organization of Databases Unit 11 Lab 3 Part 2 (Secondary Indexing)Solution to Lab 3 Student Notes : https://ibm.box.com/s/z7yf7vrj1t7lyfeg4q1fj4psf428azv3 Student Exercises : https://ibm.box.com/s/z4j1t21h82cpcdzeg737bt5bkw5xultm Lab Solution Guide :… |