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Common options syntax


This topic describes the common options syntax for BMC AMI Stats. 

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1 This option is available only if you have applied PTF BQU0592.

2 This option is available only if you have applied PTF BQU1066.

DELETEAGE (numberDays)

Tells BMC AMI Stats to delete statistics from the BMC statistical repository database if the statistics are older than the specified number of days

numberDays must be an integer from 0 through 32767:

  • 0 deletes all statistics that were collected before the current BMC AMI Stats execution.
  • 32767 turns off DELETAGE (meaning no statistics are deleted). This is the default value.

DELETEHISTAGE (numberDays)

(PTF BQU0592
applied)

Tells BMC AMI Stats to delete from the Db2 Catalog History tables those entries that are the specified number of days older than a value
specified in the STATSTIME column of each Db2 Catalog History table

numberDays must be an integer from 0 through 32767:

  • 0 deletes all statistics that were collected before the current BMC AMI Stats execution.
  • 32767 turns off DELETEHISTAGE (meaning no statistics are deleted). This is the default value.

HISTORY(value)

Indicates whether to update the Db2 catalog's history data

Specify one of the following values for HISTORY:

Value

Description

ALL

(SPE2010) (Default) Writes access-path statistics and space-related statistics

ACCESSPATH

Writes access-path statistics

SPACE

Writes space-related statistics

NONE

Does not write statistics to the history tables

Important

(SPE2005) HISTORY overrides HISTORY parameter. If you specify +HISTORY(DFLT) and do not specify HISTORY, NGTSTATS uses the STATHIST DB2 DSNZPARM variable.

INVALIDATECACHE (YES|NO)

(PTF BQU0592 applied)

Tells BMC AMI Stats whether or not to clear the dynamic statement cache

Value

Description

YES

Clears the dynamic statement cache

If you do not request data and reports, this is the default value.

NO

Does not clear the dynamic statement cache

If you request data and reports, this is the default value.

READTS

(PTF BQU1066 applied)

Tells BMC AMI Stats to read table space data during statistics collection to gather additional statistical information.

Value

Description

NO

(Default) Does not read table space during statistics collection

Important

Omitting READTS is equivalent to specifying READTS NO.

YES

Reads table spaces during statistics collection

No value

Reads table spaces during statistics collection (equivalent to specifying READTS YES)

REPORT (value)

Indicates whether to generate a report of the statistics collected

Specify one of the following values for REPORT: 

Value

Description

YES

Generates a report to the RUNSTATS DD

NO

Does not generate a report

SAVESTATS(YES|NO)

Tells BMC AMI Stats whether to save the statistics in the BMC statistical repository database

Value

Description

YES

Saves the statistics

NO

(Default) Does not save the statistics

UPDATE (value)

Indicates whether to update the Db2 catalog with new statistics values

Specify one of the following values for UPDATE:

Value

Description

ALL

(Default) Updates access-path statistics and space-related statistics

ACCESSPATH

Updates only catalog tables that Db2 uses to determine SQL access paths

SPACE

Updates only space-related catalog statistics

NONE

Does not update the catalog tables

 

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