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''numactl –hardware'' | ''numactl –hardware'' | ||
- | ===== IO Consideration ===== | + | ===== I/O Consideration ===== |
DB2 doc: "Optimizing table space performance when data is on RAID devices" | DB2 doc: "Optimizing table space performance when data is on RAID devices" | ||
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Chunk size is also "segment size of disk". | Chunk size is also "segment size of disk". | ||
- | RAID5 chunk size: 64K | + | * RAID5 chunk size: 64K |
- | + | * Disk segment size: 64K | |
- | Disk segment size: 64K | + | * RAID5 Strip size: 320K |
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- | RAID5 Strip size: 320K | + | |
The DB2 extent size for a tablespace is the amount of data that the database manager writes to a container before writing to the next container. | The DB2 extent size for a tablespace is the amount of data that the database manager writes to a container before writing to the next container. | ||
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The extent size should be a multiple of the underlying segment size of the disks. Also a multiply of the page size. | The extent size should be a multiple of the underlying segment size of the disks. Also a multiply of the page size. | ||
- | Page size (large table): 32KB | + | * Page size (large table): 32KB |
- | + | * Extent size = 320K x N | |
- | Extent size = 320K x N | + | * Prefetch size = 320K x N |
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- | Prefetch size = 320K x N | + | |
Check raid level: | Check raid level: |