The April  meeting will be held at the Cerritos Sheraton.
This a full day meeting with breakfast and lunch served.
Quest Software will be hosting the meeting.
This is a summary of the meeting presentations.

SQL Processing at the Speed of Light

SQL Processing at the Speed of Light describes how DB2 processes SQL focusing on the DB2 compiler, optimizer, and the DB2
engine in conjunction with the various factors that influence that processing.  We�ll be exploring factors such as memory, CPU,
indexing, concurrency and many others that determine how a SQL statement is processed and how you can influence those factors
to your benefit.
Lastly, we will put these factors to the test by analyzing real test cases and how a standard SQL statement will perform when these
factors are adjusted.
 
 

Discovering Quest Central for DB2 UDB

This presentation will demonstrate why Quest Central is #1 when it comes to problem resolution.  By presenting common
performance issues that most DB2/UDB customers suffer, we will utilize Quest Central to solve those common performance issues
giving you a �hands on� problem resolution session so you can learn how to solve these problems in your environment.
 
 

Discovering Quest Central for DB2 OS/390 and z/OS

Quest Central for DB2 provides a revolutionary new approach for managing mainframe DB2 databases.  By tightly integrating
database administration, SQL tuning, space management, and performance monitoring into Quest Central�s sophisticated GUI
interface, today�s overburdened DBA will experience dramatic productivity gains compared to using the more common ISPF
interfaces of other products.
Quest Central is even more beneficial to the DBA who has to manage DB2 on multiple platforms because now they have a common
tool for all DB2 environments.

Please confirm your attendance at the meeting on our website
www.laadb2ug.org

If you have any questions, I can be reached at 310-704-2887/
 
 
 
 

Biographies of the presenters
 

Deb Jenson is the Director of Product Marketing with Quest Software responsible for establishing market direction and strategies
for Quest�s database and application performance management solutions.
 Previous to this position Deb was Director of DB2 Development at Quest, responsible for managing the direction and development
of the DB2 database solutions.
Prior to Quest Software, Deb was V.P. of Development at Platinum Technology responsible for Enterprise Database
Administration.
Deb has 12 years experience working with DB2 and has spoken at various trade shows such as IDUG as well as local DB2 user
groups.

Jim has over 18 years of development and DBA experience with DB2 beginning with participation in the initial 1984 DB2 beta
program while at Northrop Aircraft in Los Angeles.
Jim was a DBA with Northrop through 1990 after which he became a DB2 product specialist for
Platinum Technology.
After the acquisition of Platinum by CA, Jim and some Platinum colleagues started the Titanium Group, a successful DB2 consulting
organization.
In April of 2000, Jim accepted a product management position with Quest Software for their new line of
products supporting DB2 UDB on UNIX/NT & OS/390.
 

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