RE: DB2 Indices

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Well just in general, say some user complains about slowness on a job that
has been running for a while, given the current mix of other things and
ruleing them out as the problem, I am left with wondering if the environment
has changed such that any or in fact the absense of an index on that job may
be the problem. So without re-compiling and running in debug mode to see
what is happening, I was curious if there was some simple way to determine
what indices are or are not being used. I sure wish some more of the
mainframe tools would migrate down to the midrange in some form or another!

-----Original Message-----
From: thomas@inorbit.com [mailto:thomas@inorbit.com]
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 12:11 AM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: DB2 Indices


On Mon, 15 October 2001, "Weatherly, Howard" wrote:

> What is the simplest way to determine if an Index is being used?

Being used anywhere ever? being used in a particular job? or being used in a
particular function?

Tom Liotta

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Tom Liotta
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