

Monitoring and Tuning Database Performance › Reducing I/O › Through Database Reorganization
Through Database Reorganization
Database reorganization includes:
- Reducing full pages by changing the size of a database page or increasing the number of pages
- Reducing overflow by changing the size of a database page or increasing the number of pages
- Decreasing fragmentation for non-SQL defined databases by:
- Specifying page reserve
- Changing page size
- Reassigning records
- Redefining fragmentation specifications
- Increasing the number of pages
- Increasing the efficiency of an index's structure by decreasing the number of levels in the index and/or assigning SR8 records to a separate page range
- Reducing logically deleted and/or relocated records by physically deleting logically deleted occurrences using the CLEANUP utility statement and/or unloading and reloading the data
- Reducing the number of fragments and/or relocated records by increasing the page size and reading all records in an update mode
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