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Walden, John, Shalom, et al, Thanks to all for your assistance and keep the suggestions coming... To answer your questions: Yes, all three "O" products are using the same i5 DB2 database and table (singular at this point), a simple SELECT of all columns so nothing remotely fancy. As to a missing index... first, how come the Windows version of the "O" product screams and the WebSphere version/installations don't. Second, until and unless I can get the place to go for putting copies of all tables frequently queried in an Operational Data Store or Data Mart or Data Warehouse where they can be tuned with indexes that support common queries, I'm stuck with the table and index design of the vendor that created the packaged applications used most by the business. I'll look again for any "O" vendor recommended setups for memory, processor, memory pools, JVM settings, etc. From what I know, the systems programmers that installed WebSphere in all instances and the "O" product installations went by the books of both products. I'll recheck. Shalom... you asked "Do the was installations work with a server JDBC resource?" I don't understand your question. What's a server JDBC resource? The WAS installs were done according to the documentation on the WAS product as far as I know. Now it may be that some pieces of the WAS install can be segregated so they get better memory and processor power and that may be easier for a WAS Windoz install but I'd really like to improve the WAS i5 install because I'd like to stay off Windoz as much as possible. John Jones... Your recommendations were most detailed and oriented to an i5. Super!! I'll investigate. Thanks again, Dave Odom Arizona
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