RE: SQL and File analysis

[Kusman Lim <KUSMAN@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What Need I do with BPCS Performance if I know the most index use which
not index ?

BPCS 6002plf cum macrh 98

Kusman Lim

-----Original Message-----
From: fkolmann@revlon.com.au [mailto:fkolmann@revlon.com.au]
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 11:31 AM
To: BPCS-L@midrange.com
Subject: SQL and File analysis


To improve BPCS program performance SSA recommends that we do
a.  Run STRDBMON on jobs to find recommended indexex
b.  Run PRTSQLINF on programs to get a history of SQL statement run by
the program.
There are some utilities that can be purchased to help with the analysis
but again price is an object.
I have cobbled up a small utility to help with PRTSQLINF.
It runs PRTSQLINF over up to 10 libraries and sends the printout to a db
file then it scans the result looking for Arrival seq and created Access
Paths and sends its output to another DB file SQLINFB. I then run a
query over SQLINFB picking up those files with recent dates and long run
times.  There is lot of rubbish in PRTSQLINF, particularly the old stuff
when out PTFs were not up to scratch.  Again no warranties are expressed
and implied , all code is strictly supplied as-is and it is the users
responsibility for any and all consequences of running the programs.
Your downloading of the code is an  acknowledgement that you accept and
abide by these conditions .
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