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Status Future consideration
Workspace Db2
Created by Guest
Created on Nov 21, 2023

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DB2-LUW: Enable STMM on the HADR Standby

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The standby inherits the db parms upon restore. If enabling ROS and running various reports (and other "stuff") on the standby - the memory parms (bufferpools, various heaps, etc) may not be optimal for that workload, but STMM is not altering the "values". One can get around it using the DB2_OVERRIDE_BPF - but that (in my view) - kinda defeats the purpose. And in case of a failover, one would have to remember to "take it off" and re-activate, etc. Kind of clunky. So - I would rather have that the STMM actually was active on the standby, and does its magic like on the primary. In case of a takeover - it would fairly quickly re-tune itself to the current workload.

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