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DB2 for Os-390 Development for Performance (Paperback)
by Gabrielle Wiorkowski (Author)
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  • Paperback: 959 pages
  • Publisher: Gabrielle & Associates (Jun 1998)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0966846001
  • ISBN-13: 978-0966846003
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  (1 customer review)
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5.0 out of 5 stars For permance and tuning of a DB2 database., 10 Aug 2002
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I used (among many other things) Wiorkowski work for the tuning of a large DataWarehouse for a firm in the shipping industry.

Outside the IBM manuals (which cannot be avoided), there are primarily three works for the tuning and performance of OS/390 DB2: Wiorkowski, Craig Mullins, and Lawson & Ford.

These all have their merits. Estimating how the the DB2 database engine works for large volumes data is not knowledge which can defined a priori through text books, wherefore several texts and perspectives (rather than just a single) on the issue is clearly beneficial.

Wiorkowski's book is organized in an unconventional way. The chapters are not numbered but they are abbreviated with two letters (as the standard). This forces the reader to gain an overview of the table of contents, and therefore an overview of the book, and therefore a general overview of important aspects or views in the DB2 landscape.

Wiorkowski's work covers precisely and in depth many DBA issues.
For example (using the DataWarehouse example)issues which are necessary for optimising a single access method for a few tables in the DataWarehouse. We use pages 127-129 (partitioning index) and pages 218-219 for this purpose (logical partiti