Accessing the statistics display features
DASD MANAGER PLUS provides a variety of options for collecting and managing statistics on your DB2 objects.
DB2 uses object statistics to determine the optimal path to the data. As the volume of data increases and approaches system limits, structural inefficiencies become apparent. For example, backup and recovery windows might shrink, and the performance of your applications and systems might degrade. Systems administrators need statistical information to plan changes that support application growth and activity.
To access the statistics display features
On the DASD MANAGER PLUS Main Menu, select Statistics and press Enter.
The Collect and Manage Statistics panel appears.
DEAE ---------------------- Collect and Manage Statistics ---------------------
Command ===>
DASD provides the ability to collect, copy and list statistics.
Space Estimation is available when listing statistics.
Select an option. Then press Enter.
1. List BMC and DB2 Statistics
2. Manage existing BMCSTATS, BMCCPRS and BMCUPRS Service Actions
3. Create BMCSTATS Service Action to collect statistics
4. Create BMCCPRS Service Action to copy DB2 Catalog to BMC stats database
5. Create BMCUPRS Service Action to copy BMC Stats database to DB2 CatalogOn the Collect and Manage Statistics panel, select List BMC and DB2 Statistics and press Enter.
The Display DB2 Object Selection panel is displayed.
DECA -------------------------- DB2 Object Selection --------------------------
COMMAND ===>
Specify the object type(s) to be included in a list, then press Enter.
Specify either an object name or a pattern.
Database . . . . QZUD44% (DB Name)
Tablespace . . . (DB.TS Name)
Table. . . . . . (Own.TB Name)
Index. . . . . . (Own.IX Name)
Stogroup . . . . (SG Name)
Volume . . . . . (VL Name)
You can specify the objects to include in a list on the DB2 Object Selection panel. You initiate most of the DASD MANAGER PLUS statistics display functions from the Display DB2 Object List. You can run many of the statistics functions interactively or in batch.