Using the IBM System Storage N Series with Databases
An IBM Redbooks publication
Note: This is publication is now archived. For reference only.
Abstract
This IBM® Redbooks® publication discusses how to optimize the IBM System Storage™ N series products with some of the major commercially available databases available to customers today. Topics include installation, performance, monitoring, and management when using the IBM System Storage N series with IBM DB2® , Microsoft® SQL, and Oracle® . We also cover best practices and tips for using the IBM System Storage N series with these major database applications.
Table of Contents
Part 1. Introduction to the IBM System Storage N series
Chapter 1. Using IBM System Storage N series and databases
Chapter 2. Introduction to Data ONTAP
Part 2. Introduction to enterprise databases
Chapter 3. Introduction to IBM DB2 Universal Database
Chapter 4. Introduction to the Oracle Database
Chapter 5. Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server
Part 3. Using N series and MSSQL
Chapter 6. Preparing IBM System Storage N series for MS Windows & MSSQL
Chapter 7. Managing Microsoft SQL Server with IBM System Storage N series
Chapter 8. High Availability with MSSQL and N series
Chapter 9. Microsoft SQL Server diagnostics and monitoring with IBM System Storage N series
Part 4. Using the IBM N series with IBM DB2
Chapter 10. Design considerations and set up with DB2 and IBM System Storage N series
Chapter 11. DB2 Continuous Availability with IBM System Storage N series
Chapter 12. Cloning a DB2 UDB database in the IBM System Storage N series environment
Chapter 13. DB2 and N series performance considerations
Chapter 14. DB2 and AIX diagnostics and performance monitoring
Part 5. Using IBM System Storage N series with Oracle
Chapter 15. Backup, restore, and disaster recovery of Oracle using N series
Chapter 16. NFS performance tuning for N series and Oracle Database
Chapter 17. IBM Storage System N series best practice guidelines for Oracle