Effects of the storage pool paging option on database recovery

The shared pool paging option controls whether the system dynamically adjusts the paging characteristics of the storage pool for optimum performance.

A shared pool paging option other than *FIXED can have an impact on data loss for nonjournaled physical files in a system failure. When you do not journal physical files, data loss from a system failure, where memory is not saved, can increase for *CALC or USRDFN paging options. You can write file changes to auxiliary storage less frequently for these options. There is a risk of data loss for nonjournaled files with the *FIXED option, but the risk can be higher for *CALC or user-defined (USRDFN) paging options. For more information about the paging option, see Automatically tune performance of the Performance topic.

Related concepts
Automatically tune performance
Application programming interfaces (APIs)
Performance
Related reference
Change Pool Tuning Information API (QWCCHGTN) command