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Business Challenge
IT managers and industry experts agree that poorly performing SQL is responsible for approximately 80% of response time SLA failures. SQL Explorer for DB2 is a SQL and DB2 plan analysis tool that can proactively correct performance problems before the application reaches production.
Business Need
- Provides performance analysis of applications and SQL statements to improve response times
- Lets users control any performance impact in the change management process
- Improves DBA control over application performance
- Improves productivity by optimizing application development and database administration activities
Our Solution
SQL Explorer for DB2 can proactively correct performance problems before an application reaches production. It analyzes SQL statements and database structures to optimize the performance of applications. It can be engaged as an ad hoc tuning tool for programmers as they develop SQL statements or employed by DBAs to facilitate change control for performance variables.
Key Features & Benefits
- Allows "what-if" analysis to model changes to SQL statements
- Can be used as an ad hoc tuning tool for programmers developing SQL statements
- Analyzes and tunes SQL statements and database structures on local or remote DB2 subsystems
- Provides proactive correction of performance problems before an application reaches production
- Assures availability by preventing load module time-stamp problems at execution time
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Brochure
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BMC Educational Services
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DB2®9 for z/OS Reference Guide
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BMC Mainframe Solutions
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BSM Overview Brochure
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BMC Database Management for DB2
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BMC Software & IBM: Engaged In Your Success
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Business Service Management - Put Business Before Technology - Russian
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Datasheet
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BMC SQL Performance Family for DB2 z/OS
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SQL Explorer for DB2
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Success Story
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Banco Sabadell Implements MVS with BMC Software Solutions
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White Paper
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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies
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DB2 Version 9 - A Perspective
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