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DB2 Basics: Storage Groups

(Ember Crooks) A storage group is a layer of abstraction between the data in your database and disk. It is only used with Automatic Storage Tablespaces (AST). It allows us to group tablespaces together to live in similar places. Storage groups were first introduced in a roundabout way with automatic

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Row cache lock

(Nikolay Savvinov) A rather odd performance issue happened at work a few days ago. All of a sudden, one of the databases started to work very slowly, and a quick look in ASH data showed that it was spending over 70% of its time waiting on “row cache lock” (not to be confused with “latch: row cache l