Comarch Health Check for Db2 for z/OS

Mainframe

Every day, Db2 and z/OS systems provide a lot of information about our transactions. It is crucial to find the root cause of our problems asap, to protect defined SLAs.

Health checks are usually carried out on mainframe environment especially for Db2 databases, but they may also cover DB2 subsystems, hardware configuration and backup environment settings for disaster recovery.

Full potential

Comarch Health Check for Db2 for z/OS is a way to ensure that databases function to the best of their potential. It involves regular system audits to eliminate threats posed by non-optimal configuration settings.

Read our leaflet and learn more:

  • When to perform your Health Check?
  • Why is it so important?
  • What are the key benefits of the Health Check?

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