Craig Mullin's DB/2 books are really educational in scope and insight(and heavy). Fundamental understanding of the interoperation is key to identifying and tuning problems. He was with Platinum when he first began the series and moved on after the acquisition by CA.(He and other vendors were presenting at our ADUG conference on 9/11/01. Haven't seen him since but still get the updates.) The CA tools are really good at pinpointing problems. Detector and Log Analyzer are key. For SQL there's the SQL analyzer(priced) component. Sometimes if it's third party software there may be a known issues with certain transactions or areas of interactions. For continual knowledge _www.share.org_ (http://www.share.org) is a good source. Developers and installations give current and timely advice on fitting metrics to machines. The proceedings for the last three Events are kept online without signup. The new RMF stuff for EC12 and Flash drives is pretty awesome. In a message dated 12/17/2014 11:00:20 A.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
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