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The Art of DB2 Log File Sizing
The art of being a DBA includes being able to tune the database to the needs of the client applications accessing it. One of the many avenues of this art is the ability to tune the logging parameters such they are not constraining performance. The log file size along with the number of primary and secondary logs in the DB2 configuration are the principle means to accomplish this. The ideal number of logs a DB2 database requires starts with good understanding of the clients using the it. There... [More]
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75 ways to demystify DB2: #2: Tech Tip: Why infinite logging is not supported in HADR configuration ?
Hello DB2 DBAs Hope you all had a relaxing happy Holiday Season! I wish you a Productive 2015!! Recently we had a questions asked about the feature to use infinite logging in a HADR setup.
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Steps to populate JavaAPI logs for MDMCE
Logging helps debugging JavaAPI programs. In this blog, I will show you how to log JavaAPI logs for MDMCS. This information applies to MDMPIMv9.1.x, MDMCSv10.1.x and MDMCSv11.0.x. 1. Check JavaAPI logging from log.xml $TOP/etc/default/log.xml <category name="JavaAPI" additivity="false"> <priority value="info" /> <appender-ref ref="JAVA_API_LOGGING" />... [More]
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