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 BATCH ANALYZER
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BATCH ANALYZER:
Find Poorly Performing SQL and Batch Problems That Your Other Monitors Are Missing
Batch Analyzer is a powerful new solution that can quickly locate all your poorly performing DB2 for z/OS batch SQL in seconds. If you're tired of late night phone calls at 2:00 AM or wading through many DB2 performance tools and way too much data, consider letting Batch Analyzer find your bad batch SQL before it finds you:
| Find Poorly Performing DB2 SQL Statements |
- Batch Analyzer can be installed and start gathering DB2 batch performance data in a few hours
- Batch Analyzer locates every single bad batch SQL statement in seconds - without impacting DB2 application performance
- Locates production SQL that has degraded in performance over time
- Batch Analyzer identifies your worst SQL statements from yesterday, last week, or even last month
- Developers can now locate their own performance problems
- List the Top 10 bad SQL statements anywhere in production
- Determine which batch Jobs are not DB2 performance problems
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Locate DB2 Timeouts and Deadlocks |
- Batch Analyzer finds all DB2 batch jobs encountering deadlocks or timeouts in seconds
- Batch Analyzer also provides diagnostics on COMMIT frequency to help tune each DB2 batch program
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Identify Excessively Long DB2 ROLLBACKs |
- Batch Analyzer identifies DB2 batch programs that might ROLLBACK for excessively long periods of time
- Batch Analyzer predicts how long each DB2 batch program will perform a ROLLBACK if it failed - estimates are based on amount of DB2 data alteration and COMMIT frequency
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   "Batch Analyzer is a great, great product. It's just amazing how quickly Batch Analyzer can zero-in on SQL statements consuming most of our DB2 batch CPU cycles...
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Patty Pritchard Senior DBA Health Plan Services
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