Products Solutions Resources Support About us Get in touch Syncsort Optimize DB2 Surpassing basic tuning to optimize your Db2 on z/OS workload performance, saving resources and reducing negative impacts of application or environment changes Request a demo Improve mainframe Db2 performance Syncsort Optimize DB2 complements traditional Db2 performance tools. While traditional tools focus on real time monitoring of SQL statements and historical analysis of static SQL workloads, Syncsort Optimize DB2 takes a unique end-to-end “Workload-Centric and Workload-Aware” approach to performance optimization for both dynamic and static SQL. Using Syncsort Optimize DB2, it’s easy to monitor Db2 SQL workloads, collecting static and dynamic SQL that application programmers, DBAs and performance analysts can use to quickly identify high-cost or problematic statements. Vital performance data, including a multi-dimensional analysis of the SQL workload, allows you to drill down into the SQL metrics and access paths. Workload optimization Syncsort Optimize DB2 is the leading solution for Db2 SQL workload performance analysis and optimization on z/OS. It helps DBAs save Db2 resources, improve performance, and dramatically reduce the impact of application and environment changes. Syncsort Optimize DB2’s Tracer and Cache tools help tune Db2 systems by revealing the hidden SQL statements that consume the most resources and capturing static and dynamic SQL with advanced consolidation. You can identify how environmental or application changes may affect performance and resource consumption. And you can use Syncsort Optimize DB2’s Index Analyzer to determine how effectively your indexes support your predicated usage, based on actual SQL workload and production data characteristics. Better visibility for a targeted approach Performance optimization is complicated by ever-increasing volumes of dynamic SQL from distributed Java and .Net applications, ad-hoc query reporting tools and packaged applications including SAP® and PeopleSoft®. In the face of these and other challenges, it can be difficult to identify the SQL statements causing performance issues. Syncsort Optimize DB2 consolidates metrics for ‘otherwise identical’ statements where such statements have different literals and other variable information. Syncsort Optimize DB2 determines how the workload is distributed across consolidated SQL statements, then provides the tools to use this information to help better manage and optimize performance. Syncsort Optimize DB2’s Impact Analyzer tools make it possible to anticipate where changes will impact performance, making it easy to avoid potentially detrimental effects of changes to application SQL or the system environment. 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