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BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2® optimizes your Db2 data, improving overall performance and cost efficiency.
Keep your data optimized for peak application performance
Disorganized data structures, poorly allocated storage space, unreliable capacity planning—these enemies of a healthy, high-performance Db2 database drive up your costs. Keep Db2 fully optimized with an array of database maintenance tools.
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Perform reorganizations more often with fewer resources and zero downtime
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Determine precisely when a reorganization of your tables or indexes is required
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Gather and store usage statistics that will help you stay proactive and in control of database maintenance
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Automate the time-consuming and error-prone manual processes of database management
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Automate maintenance to improve resiliency and agility
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Understand your Db2 environment with in-depth usage and performance statistics
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Dramatically reduce resource consumption through no-sort online reorgs
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Increase agility by targeting reorganizations and making real-time processing decisions
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Easily determine whether reorganization would be beneficial—schedule the ones you need and defer the ones you don’t
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Use real-time analysis to determine what to process and what to skip during execution with no JCL generation ever
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Automatically optimize application performance when combined with BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2®
Craig S. Mullins, President, Mullins Consulting, Inc.
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