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Status Submitted
Workspace Db2
Components Db2 on-premise
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 20, 2026

RELATED IDEAS

Improve early exit/early close SQL processing in partitioned environments

In partitioned Db2 environments (MPP), where SQL statements are processed in parallel by multiple partitions and multiple agents on each of them, certain SQL might execute much longer due to processing a section of an SQL (and access plan) that could be avoided or interrupted early in runtime. For example, with certain joins, the inner side of the join might not need to be executed at all if there is no row on the outer.

In serial (SMP) configurations, due to sequential processing, possibly unnecessary inner side processing (that might be a large, intermediate result set) this is avoided "by design".

In MPP both sides of the joins are processed in parallel, that, in general, is beneficial performance-wise, but might impose an extra processing time for certain edge scenarios (like one outlined before).

 

Currently MPP Db2 is able to stop/close executing sections of the plan that don't need to produce any (or more) rows for SELECT queries, but it doesn't seem to be the case for INSERTs (and possibly UPDATEs and DELETEs)

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