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for evaluating a query. Statistics are maintained on tables and indexes. Examples
of statistics include the number of rows in a table, and the number of distinct
values in a certain column of a table. These statistics are not maintained by DB2
in real time; statistics are updated by DB2 commands that are typically run by the
DBA. If statistics are not updated on a regular basis, the DB2 query optimizer
may create poor-performing access plans for evaluating queries. The following
command can be used to update statistics on all tables in the database:
db2 -v reorgchk update statistics on table all
More information about maintaining catalog statistics can be found in ...
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