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Performance: Partitions (DB2 UDB for UNIX and
Windows) 
In multi-partition database systems this overview screen provides a selection of performance data that is related to each partition. You can use the information to identify performance-critical partitions before starting a more detailed analysis of your database.
You can access the Partition Overview screen by calling the DBA Cockpit and choosing Performance ® Partitions in the navigation frame of the DBA Cockpit.
For each partition of your database system, the following information is displayed:
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Column |
Description |
|
Partition |
Number of the selected partition |
|
No. Buffer Pools |
Number of buffer pools used for a partition |
|
Total Size Buffer Pools |
Total size in KB of all buffer pools used for a partition |
|
Data Logical Reads |
Number of read accesses to data in the buffer pool |
|
Index Logical Reads |
Number of read accesses to index data in the buffer pool |
|
Data Physical Reads |
Number of read accesses to data on disk (I/O). The value includes the number of physical reads that were performed synchronously (by the database manager agents) and asynchronously (by the I/O servers). |
|
Index Physical Reads
|
Number of read accesses to index data on disk (I/O). Since index data is read only by the database manager agents, this value includes the number of synchronously read index pages. |
|
Avg. Phys. Read Time (ms)
|
Average time in milliseconds required to read data from disk into the buffer pool |
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Avg. Phys. Write Time (ms)
|
Average time in milliseconds required to write data from the buffer pool to disk |
|
Executed SQL Statements
|
Number of executed SQL statements (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) |
|
Package Cache Size
|
Amount of application heap memory to be used for caching a package’s static and dynamic SQL statements. As of DB2 Version 5, each database agent accesses a global cache. |
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Package Cache Quality (%)
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Tells you whether or not the package or catalog cache is being used effectively. If the hit ratio of the package or catalog cache is greater than 95%, the cache is performing well. |

If you double-click a line, database snapshot data is retrieved and displayed as described in Performance: Database Snapshot.
