| System
Performance and Tuning with V6R1 |
Target
Audience: System Managers
Length:
Full day (9:30am - 4:00pm)
Instructor: Jim Damon, Senior
Systems Engineer |
You’ll
hear a lot about the new performance-enhancing features
of V6R1 at Insight 204, but do you want to fully explore
these new features and learn how to get them working
at your site? This full-day workshop explains how to
identify performance problems in Model 204 and the host
operating system. Lectures cover measuring and adjusting
a Model 204 system using tuning techniques for both
Model 204 and the operating system. In this class, you’ll
learn how to:
v Minimize
disk I/O using the Disk Buffer Monitor.
v Monitor
Virtual Storage use.
v Ensure
data integrity by monitoring the Record
Locking
Table.
v Accurately
size the Resource Locking Table to avoid
wasting memory
and causingrequest cancellation.
v Monitor
performance of Servers and CCASERVR.
v Achieve
high performance Recovery.
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| File
Performance and Tuning with V6R1 |
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Target
Audience:
File Managers
Length:
Full day (9:30am - 4:00pm)
Instructor: Larry Renton, Systems Engineer
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If
you’re responsible for managing Model 204 databases
and want to be sure your files are designed and maintained
for optimal performance and efficiency, then you won’t
want to miss this full-day workshop. Designed for
File or System Managers who have taken the File Design
and Management (FM100) class or the Introduction to
System Management (SM100) class, this workshop emphasizes
the aspects of file design and creation that affect
application performance at the file level. It focuses
on reducing physical I/O to Tables A, B, C, and D
through appropriate parameter settings and field descriptions.
In this class, you’ll learn how to:
v Reduce
physical I/O to Tables A, B, C, and D.
v Control
the number of buffers by setting CCAIN
parameters.
v Use
groups to improve performance.
v Identify
candidates for DASD Fast-Write.
v Monitor
space utilization in Table B.
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| Model
204, Java and Web Application Servers: Let’s Do
It! |
Target
Audience: Programmers
Length: Half day (9:30am - 12:30am)
Instructor: Steve Nelson, Director, Connectivity
Development |
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Wish
you knew how to harness the inherent strengths of
Model 204 to create new applications that leverage
the industry’s latest technologies and devices?
Then don’t miss this half-day workshop where
you’ll learn to do just that. This class focuses
on the connectivity features of Model 204, and shows
how to build powerful, state-of-the-art Java and Web
applications using Model 204. It will include communicating
to different Model 204 regions using Web services
and other Web Application Server methodologies. In
this class, you’ll learn how to:
v
Install a Web Application Server.
v
Connect to Model 204.
v
Incorporate multiple web methodologies.
v Transfer
data to and from Model 204.
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