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IBM DB2 Content Manager Standard Edition for use with iSeries, Part 8: Performance tuning

Jack Boswell (jtboswe@us.ibm.com), Advisory Software Engineer, IBM

Jack Boswell is an advisory software engineer for the DB2 Content Manager Partner Enablement Group and has worked for IBM over 28 years. He has over 17 years of experience in Document Imaging Systems. His areas of expertise are Content Manger System Design, Implementations, Content Manager Multiplatform, Content Manager Standard Edition, and Image Products for iSeries. Jack has previously developed Education and Training courses on imaging and DB2 Content Manager.

Summary: When you plan your eClient system, include performance planning to ensure that you have the right amount of disk space, system memory, and the correct software prerequisite level.

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Date: 06 Apr 2006
Level: Introductory

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When you plan your eClient system, include performance planning to ensure that you have the right amount of disk space, system memory, and the correct software prerequisite level.

Introduction

The goal of eClient performance tuning is to maximize the number of requests that can be processed efficiently with the limited system resources. Find out how to tune the performance of your eClient.

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