IT Jungle just published my most recent article detailing how IBM i remote journaling can slow down system performance and what you can do about it.
In this article, I presented a real-life case study on how remote journaling can slow down data-intensive batch job processing and how it can be fixed by implementing journal caching. I also found some information from IBM i expert Gary Patterson on how to implement caching even if you’re using commitment control for your files.
You can check out the entire article by clicking here.
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IT Jungle: IBM i Remote Journaling Can Slow Down System Performance…and What to Do About it
In this article, I presented a real-life case study on how remote journaling can slow down data-intensive batch job processing and how it can be fixed by implementing journal caching. I also found some information from IBM i expert Gary Patterson on how to implement caching even if you’re using commitment control for your files.
You can check out the entire article by clicking here.
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Joe is the owner of Hertvik Business Services, a service company providing written white papers, case studies, and other marketing content to computer industry companies. He is also a contributing editor for IT Jungle and has written the Admin Alert column for the past ten years. Follow Joe Hertvik on Twitter @JoeHertvik. Email Joe for a free quote on white papers, case studies, brochures, or other marketing materials.