Optimize Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) applications using pureQuery and Data Studio Developer

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Created on: May 1, 2009 1:35 PM by gopalv - Last Modified:  May 1, 2009 4:43 PM by gopalv


pureQuery is IBM's high-performance data access platform focused on simplifying, developing, securing, managing, and optimizing applications that access data. pureQuery provides access to data in databases and in-memory Java objects via its tools and APIs (delivered in IBM Data Studio Developer), and runtime environment ( IBM Data Studio pureQuery Runtime).

This article describes how pureQuery and Data Studio Developer can be used to optimize data access for DB2 LUW and z/OS with EGL Java applications. The article shows how EGL and Data Studio Developer can be installed in a shell-sharing mode, and then how pureQuery can be used with the EGL Java generated code to

  • convert dynamic statements to static statements for the DB2 versions- the process of capture / bind and then re-run is described in this document in detail.
  • change captured SQL statements with better performing SQL statements without having to change the application
  • reduce SQL Injection risk
  • look at execution times for the different SQL statements in special views provided in DataStudio

The attached tutorial provides step by step instructions to enable the optimization.


Contact gopalv@us.ibm.com or krzeide@us.ibm.com if you have any questions or need more details.

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