IDS 11.1- Certification Tutorial IV
Submitted by eherber on Fri, 2007-07-20 10:08.
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Excerpt:
IDS is a complex and tunable product. This tutorial will help you get optimal
performance from your server.
IDS 11.1 - Certification Tutorial IV
The fourth IDS 11.1 certification tutorial called Performance Tuning has been published.
Excerpt:
IDS is a complex and tunable product. This tutorial will help you get optimal
performance from your server.
This tutorial is also designed to introduce you to the subsystems within IDS 11 and
to show you how to look at them. In this tutorial, you will learn about:
- Checkpoints
- Recovery
- Physical logging
- Logical logging
- Asynchronous IO VP
- Network parameters
- Disk resources
- CPU VP resources
- PDQ and the Memory Grant Manager
- Scan threads
- Index creation
- Statistics maintenance
This tutorial is the fourth in a series of eight tutorials that can help you prepare for the System Administration for IBM IDS V11 Certification (Exam 918). The material in this tutorial primarily covers the objectives in Section 4 of the test, which is entitled Performance tuning.
Objectives:
- Tune your IDS system to improve performance
- Understand operating system resource considerations
Download Part 4 of the IDS 11.1 Certification Tutorial here...
