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v1.3 15/2/2014 Jeroen Meeussen System Engineer DB2 on z /OS & LUW

DB2 Connectivity @ KBC. v1.3 15/2/2014 Jeroen Meeussen System Engineer DB2 on z /OS & LUW. Content. Access channels DB2 z /OS @ KBC Naming our distributed users DB2 connect Communication flows Base rules Pooling/ concentrating mechanisme Most imporant tuning params

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v1.3 15/2/2014 Jeroen Meeussen System Engineer DB2 on z /OS & LUW

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  1. DB2 Connectivity @ KBC v1.3 15/2/2014 Jeroen Meeussen System Engineer DB2 on z/OS & LUW

  2. Content • Access channels DB2 z/OS @ KBC • Namingourdistributed users • DB2 connect • Communication flows • Base rules • Pooling/concentrating mechanisme • Most imporanttuningparams • Specs servers/clients • Infrastructure DB2 connect gateways/servers • DRP of gateways • monitoring • Issues • Tests

  3. Content • IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator (IDAA) • Connections • Infrastructure • connectivity issues • Connectivity tests • Q & A

  4. Access channels DB2 z/OS @ KBC

  5. Namingourdistributed users • end users via standard workstation tools (Office: excel, access, …) • Programming languages: fe. Perl, Visual Basic • Business Object • Software packages as Bars, Unica, Affinium, Loan IQ, Papyrus, Documentum, RAD/EGL developmenttool, IBM Data Studio … • MS .net development platform/applications • Transaction Application servers : Websphere/Tomcat offices, KBC Online, ATMs, cash machines … DB2 connect (servers)= RTO 1 : service for super-criticalapplications

  6. Namingourdistributed users • Allowall SQL (also changes) • Running stored procedures • Use of distributedconnections, • insteadof QMF, spufi. • Goal: • the zIIPusage (offload of the GP) • the IDAA accelerator possibilities

  7. DB2 Connect: Communication flows WLM weight % Under control operations, not WLM auto mngt ! Usedto drain out lparforplanned changes round robin 50%-50% Every 5 sec: port listen ?

  8. DB2 Connect: rules Basic rulefor new applications: connect via DB2 connect gateway • odbc or jdbc type 2 connection • easier management (fe. changing a location or db2 subsystem name) • more control towards dist access: gradually block distributed access (DDOS) • No needtodistributelicencestoclients • Connection pooling/concentrator Except: ‘transactions’ via WAS or tomcat • jdbc type 4 connections • developedown pooling mechanisme (notcontrolledbyour team) • Performance, in the time when the animalsspoke… • Driver/licence part of application: responsiblefor upgrading ?

  9. Connection principles DB2 Connect Server Gateway Client DB2 z/OS Any distributed access to DB2 requires: - a DDF connection (CONDBAT) - a DB2 DBAT thread(MAXDBAT)

  10. Connection pooling

  11. Connection concentrator

  12. Most imporanttuningparams • DB2 connect server: • max_coordagents, max_connections • # cores/cpu’s (> 1 if > 100 concurrent users) db2 get dbmcfg Priority of agents (AGENTPRI) = SYSTEM Agent pool size (NUM_POOLAGENTS) = AUTOMATIC(100) Initial number of agents in pool (NUM_INITAGENTS) = 0 Max number of coordinating agents (MAX_COORDAGENTS) = AUTOMATIC(200) Max number of client connections (MAX_CONNECTIONS) = AUTOMATIC(MAX_COORDAG ENTS) Keep fenced process (KEEPFENCED) = YES Number of pooled fenced processes (FENCED_POOL) = AUTOMATIC(MAX_COORDAGENTS) Pooling, no concentrating

  13. Most imporanttuningparams • DB2 z/OS: DSNZPARMS maxdbat, condbat • z/OS: WLM settings= very important for DB2 performance!  DIST STC , PRIORITY as high as MSTR and DBM1  DDF default classificationrule= discretionary= second lowestavailablepriority !

  14. DB2 Connect: Specs servers/clients • DB2 connect gateways/servers • Before 2009: Sun Solaris ‘expensive, depricated’ HW • Internalstudystability/TCO : LoZ, Linux on VMWare, Windows on VMWare • After 2009: Windows 2008 SP2, VMWare x86 architecture • Now: DB2 Connect Unlimited Enterprise Edition v10 fp3 • DB2 connectclients • Windows: 2003, 2008, 2012, Vista, Windows 7 • Unix: Solaris (depricated), HP-UX • Linux: Red Hat (standard linuxdistribution in KBC) • 32 or 64-bit

  15. DB2 Connect: Whatif DRP ? Normal situation

  16. DB2 Connect: Whatif DRP ? HA/DRP situation (fase 1) • load balancerwillsendalltrafictoproduktieserver2 (= scaledto do so) (max. 4 uur) • no data recovery time : all the DB2 z/OS systems are defined on all DB2 connectservers

  17. DB2 Connect: Whatif DRP ? HA/DRP situation (fase 2) • start PRODUKTIE SERVER 1’ in DRP mode • rerout the DNS alias of the initial PRODUKTIE SERVER 1 toPRODUKTIE SERVER 1’

  18. DB2 Connect : on demand monitorring script Question to the audience: How do you monitor the E2E DB2 distributedconnectivity ? • Also • z/OS: othersources as SMF, SQL monitor, system monitor… • Windows: basic checks: service, memory, cpu, disk space, VM-ware tools

  19. DB2 Connect: challenges “DB2 connectchallenges” as a title Jan ? We’rerunning smooth last 4 years, we have no challangesanymore, untilyourannouncement of this GSE …

  20. DB2 Connect: challenges 16.08.29 STC32933 DSNL074I -DPC1 DSNLILNR NUMBER OF CLIENT CONNECTIONS 041 041 HAS EXCEEDED 80% OF THE MAXIMUM ALLOWED 16.08.46 STC32933 DSNL074I -DPC1 DSNLILNR NUMBER OF CLIENT CONNECTIONS 263 263 HAS EXCEEDED 90% OF THE MAXIMUM ALLOWED 16.09.00 STC32933 DSNT500I -DPC1 DSNGEPLC RESOURCE UNAVAILABLE 606 606 REASON 00C900D9 606 TYPE 00000606 606 NAME EDM RUNTIME BELOW LIMIT 16.10.20 STC32933 DSNT500I -DPC1 DSNGEPLC RESOURCE UNAVAILABLE 393 393 REASON 00C900D9 393 TYPE 00000606 393 NAME EDM RUNTIME BELOW LIMIT 16.12.38 STC32933 DSNT376I -DPC1 PLAN=DISTSERV WITH 698 698 CORRELATION-ID=db2jcc_appli 698 CONNECTION-ID=SERVER 698 LUW-ID=GA406588.DEB8.CCC60D2A75AF=31232 698 698 THREAD-INFO=JD34563:s089811u.servers.k:JD34563:db2jcc_applica 698 AMIC:951080:*:* 698 IS TIMED OUT. ONE HOLDER OF THE RESOURCE IS PLAN=DIST 698 WITH 698 CORRELATION-ID=db2jcc_appli 698 CONNECTION-ID=SERVER 698 LUW-ID=GA4065B5.E1A5.CCC60D2A4033=31225 698 698 THREAD-INFO=JD34563:s0898447.servers.k:JD34563:db2jcc_applica 698 AMIC:951080:*:* 698 ON MEMBER DPC1 27/2: Our major DB2 production system refusedany new distributedconnection !! What’shappened ? Space extendingproblemwith a UTS (PBG) The WAS transaction server (straight throughconnection) didn’t handling the sql error correctlyandstartedmassivesessionsto DB2. Normally 100 concurrent, now 1800 (over 2 DS DB2 systems)  MAXDBAT reached… For solving the space issue, we need the object exclusive (reorg)  All the WAS connectors must been stopped

  21. DB2 Connect: challenges 12.16.36 STC31515 DSNB209I -DPC1 DSNB1CHK - BUFFER MANAGER 763 763 TABLESPACE/INDEXSPACE 763 CLEANUP ROUTINE (DSNB1CFC) 763 HAS BEEN SCHEDULED FOR 763 DBNAME=CBDOIP01 763 SPACENAME=CBSX1225 763 INSTANCE=1 763 PSID=X'01E400B1' … 12.31.17 STC31515 DSNT376I -DPC1 PLAN=DISTSERV WITH 474 474 CORRELATION-ID=db2jcc_appli 474 CONNECTION-ID=SERVER 474 LUW-ID=GAA01911.O3EE.CCD7773D25A2=53675 474 474 THREAD-INFO=CDOCDBP:s0025410.servers.k:CDOCDBP:db2jcc_applica 474 AMIC:559863:*:* 474 IS TIMED OUT. ONE HOLDER OF THE RESOURCE IS PLAN= 474 WITH 474 CORRELATION-ID=010.CHKCFC01 474 CONNECTION-ID=DPC1 474 LUW-ID=BEBBCM01.A3DPC1.CCD774E755B6 474 THREAD-INFO=SYSOPR:*:*:*:*:* :*:* 474 ON MEMBER DPC1 … 13.07.00 STC31515 DSNB219I -DPC1 DSNB1CFC - BUFFER MANAGER 644 644 TABLESPACE/INDEXSPACE 644 CLEANUP PROCESS HAS 644 BEEN COMPLETED FOR 644 DBNAME=CBDOIP01 644 SPACENAME=CBSX1225 644 INSTANCE=1 12/3 – 14/3 – 17/3 until 26/3: Distributed connectionshanging !! What’shappened ? We stilldon’tknow. At the same time: IMS connectsabended + DB2 connects are losingconnections Resultfor DB2: sessions are hanging (active in netw) withlocks on LOB TS  new sessionscan’t get the lock on TS DB2 had problemswriting data from TB andscheduledcleanup  DB2neededexclusivelocktocleanup DB2 cleanup process : when unable to write page from BP to DASD after 10 checkpoints: DB2 drains object to flush BP

  22. DB2 Connect: challenges Instead of waiting 2 hours (IP KEEPALIVE) to get rid of locks, clean up yourself: • cancel ddf thread(xxx) is notworking, status ‘threadsactive in network’ • Display thread(*) luwid(xxxxx) detail • Stop tcpipsession (IP, port, socket=remote port) via tool or commands 13.04.19 STC31515 DSNL022I -DPC1 DDF THREAD '121177' WAS PREVIOUSLY CANCELLED DSNV402I -DPC1 ACTIVE THREADS - NAME ST A REQ ID AUTHID PLAN ASID TOKEN SERVER RA * 6590 db2jcc_appli XXXXXXX DISTSERV 00BC 114474 V437-WORKSTATION=s08988ky, XXXXXXXX APPLICATION NAME=db2jcc_application V441-ACCOUNTING=JCC03630s08988ky V482-WLM-INFO=JBAT510:1:5:13 V445-GAA0199E.BEBB.CCDEC69F921A=114474 ACCESSING DATA FOR ( 1)::10.160.25.158 V447--INDEX SESSID A ST TIME V448--( 1) 40215:48827 W R2 1407708031454 Port:socket

  23. DB2 Connect: challenges LPL problems • Of course, just start the object • Took 5 hoursto complete: • ‘-dis use’ or ‘-display thread(*) type(system)’ : DSNRST00 system thread Token 0= can’t cancel thread ! • Is ithanging: ‘-dis archive’  progression

  24. DB2 Connect : Issues • We are System Engineers DB2 z/OS, andnot Unix, Linux, Windows experts  • Workshops • ‘Massive’ Knowledge collection document • Automatedscripting • Keeping software up to date (# of clients) for: • Latest features fe. for IDAA • Fixes • Out of support dates • Be aware: licence matrix could change when upgrading version andyouacceptedduringinstallation!

  25. DB2 Connect : Issues • Whatifproblemoccurs/tracebility : • Trace db2 connectclient • Trace db2 connect servers • DRDA trace system z → timeconsuming, →almostimpossiblewhen no simulation • minor ones: • Out of memory MSQuery/Excel • Point as decimalsign, depending on regionsconfig workstation: price Insurance x 1000 ! • Names of the DB2 connecteditions are changingeveryversion

  26. DB2 Connect : Issues • Whenusingautomated scripts / refreshes in excelwithhardcoded user/password • When user password is changed (RACF rules) • don’tforgetto change program !! • After 3 tries: user revoked in RACF !

  27. DB2 Connect : connectivity tests • Daily scheduled E2E test scripts fromclient: • In Perl • Up and running db2 connect gateways ? • Load balancerworking ? • DB2 on z/OS running ? • After upgrade/change db2 connectclient software or application software: • Scripts thatconnecttoalldefined databases • Java program whichcounts the connection spread (fe 40% - 60%)

  28. IDAA: Connections More info: GSE dec 2013 Presentation NamikHrle

  29. IDAA: infrastructure Question to the audience: Do you have a IDAA running or is your company investigatingthistechnology ? We’relookingforexchangingapplicationexperience.

  30. IDAA: connectivity issues • First exploiter in ourdatacenter : • 10 GbOSA’s (onlyfor IDAA), fibres (not 1 Gb) • Large IP packages (jumbo frames size) • During start DB2, IDAA is automatic started, but DNS servers are notreachableforinternal DB2 DNS name (only 1 sec later :-)  set up internalz/OS DNS routing table • When M1 (production) down: no connectionto IDAA anymore: • no acceleration : beware of extra CPU load • desynchronisation data in DB2 <-> IDAA • No automated monitoring from IBM, no automatic dialout or call home function, only events via DSNX8* messages in DB2 log

  31. IDAA: connectivity tests • IVP: afterevery DB2 start: call SP SYSPROC.ACCEL_TEST_CONNECTION • connectivitytest • speedtest • Every 15 min: display accel(*) detail • If no response  automatic incident + escalation • Interprete output: queuedqueries, max % space, status • WHY: when IDAA loosesconnectionwith system z • no DSNX * messagesanymore!! • no monitoring

  32. Speak up now or besilentforever, or just mail me  jeroen.meeussen@kbc.be

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