362Optimizing DB2 Queries with IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator for z/OS
The simple fast-running queries were not accelerated (low acceleration factor of 1 or 2). For
these reports, the DB2 optimizer identified that they were fast-running queries and did not
send them to the DB2 Analytics Accelerator for processing. This was the result we wanted to
achieve because it allowed DB2 for z/OS to focus on running these types of short-running,
OLTP-style queries.
The reports listed in Table 14-1 on page 360 were executed using a job defined in Cognos
10.1.1 BI. The job was set to execute each report sequentially and save the output for each
report as ...
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