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Business Challenge
In highly competitive business environments, application performance is critical to the business' success. Poor performance can result in lost time, lost customers and lost revenue. IT managers and industry experts agree that poor performing SQL is responsible for approximately 80% of response-time SLA failures. Identifying and tuning SQL-related performance problems is an extremely labor intensive and error prone process.
Business Need
- Improve customer response time
- Maximize IT staff efficiency and productivity
- Increase application availability and optimize resources
Our Solution
SQL Performance for DB2 quickly identifies performance problems and makes expert recommendations to correct SQL statements that fail to meet quality standards. SQL Performance for DB2 provides the tuning tools needed for both applications in development as well as production applications.
Key Features & Benefits
- Solves application performance problems by quickly identifying the most expensive SQL statements and making tuning recommendations
- Avoids application performance problems by proactively correcting problems before an application reaches production
- Increases programmer productivity and efficiency by providing both analysis of access paths and easy-to-use tuning tools
- Quickly and easily pinpoints resource-consuming SQL statements without running a DB2 SQL trace
- Provides in depth index optimization recommendations including identification of unused indexes and “what-if” analysis
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Brochure
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BMC Educational Services
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DB29 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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SQL Performance for DB2
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Success Story
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Ensuring Premium Data Quality and Precision at One of Switzerlands Leading Health Insurance Providers
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White Paper
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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies
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DB2 UDB for z/OS: SQL Performance Tuning
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DB2 Version 9 - A Perspective
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