What does the REORG Utility do?
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Answer / guest
REORG is a db2 utlity, to reclustering, reclaim the table
space. it used when the bulk updates or inserts happens.
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Answer / harsha
Reorg is done when
1) clustratio <80% ( for IBM stranded)
2) when altering the Cluster object
3) when dropping the cluster object
4) when bulk updates and inserts are done
5) space reclamation
6) when a table is changed from compression to decompression
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