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SUMMARY:DB2: Understanding DB2 Usage and Measurement of WLM Enclaves
DESCRIPTION:Peter Enrico (Enterprise Performance Strategies)\n\nWLM Enclav
 es have been available for about 28 years, but enclaves, and associated me
 asurements, are still widely misunderstood. DB2 makes heavy usage of encla
 ves, and with the expansion of DB2 DBATs and High Performance DBATs, using
  and interpreting the WLM measurements to evaluate DB2 workloads has becom
 e both more important and more difficult. During the presentation Peter En
 rico will demystify WLM enclaves, DB2’s usage of enclaves, and demystify a
 ssociated measurements used to evaluate WLM management of DB2 workloads.\n
 \nTrack: Databases, Performance and Capacity Management\n\nAudience Level:
  Intermediate\n\nLearning Objectives: Manage Workloads and Capacity Planni
 ng\n\nSession Chair: Andrew Badgley (Broadcom)\n\n
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