Re: SSD/HDD Performance & Balancing

Hi,

Rob, is there any chance you could repost the SQL statement referred to below?

From Joe's mail:

Better solution 2: Using Sue Baker's prior dialogue, "most customers place hot data" on SSD's and using Rob D's SQL statement, Identify our top

20/50/100/500 PF's and LF's, and SET their preferred unit with a focus on getting the SSD's to nearly 90% full, using STRASPBAL TYPE(*MP) .

Thanks!

Adam Driver

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