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General rebalancing considerations


The following general restrictions and considerations apply to partition rebalancing:

  • When multiple limit key change requests exist for a reorganization, REORG PLUS materializes only the first changes that it finds based on the following hierarchy:
    • Pending limit key alters on the object
    • ALTER statements in a DDLIN data set included in your JCL
    • Limit key changes as a result of the REBALANCE option specified on your REORG command
  • REORG PLUS processes all related partitions in the same unload task. Consequently, the task distribution might not be as even as in a normal reorganization.
  • You can rebalance up to 255 ranges of logically contiguous partitions in a single execution of REORG PLUS.
  • With SHRLEVEL CHANGE, you can use the DDLOUT DD statement to obtain only a report (without completing the reorganization) of the ALTER statements that REORG PLUS would use to rebalance partitions. For more information, see DDLOUT-data-sets-in-REORG-PLUS.
  • REORG PLUS changes the following options:
    • CPYRFAIL=TERM to COPYPEND
    • FSFALLBACK YES to NO
    • (SPE2010

      ) INVALIDATECACHE=NO to YES

    • (SPE2010

      ) UPDATEDB2STATS NO to YES when INVALIDATECACHE=NO

  • When a failure occurs while processing limit key updates, REORG PLUS always terminates and Db2 rolls back the limit key updates. Depending on other conditions of the job, REORG PLUS completes one of the following processes:

    • Backs out any other changes made by the reorganization
    • Abends, leaving the object in RECP status

    Important

    The ALTRFAIL installation option is obsolete as of REORG PLUS version 11.2.

 

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