DB/IQ Package Management (PackMan) helps manage the DevOps chaos by identifying redundant packages, removing them and reorganizing the Db2 Catalog. The result is a cleaner Db2 Catalog that is streamlined for more reliable application performance. • Clean up the Db2 Catalog by discarding non-required packages. An absolute must, when implementing Change Management Systems within the DevOps method • Prompt DBAs to easily build jobs and keep a clean and efficient Db2 Catalog • Avoid all potential -805/-818 problems by determining inconsistencies between DBRMs, associated packages, and load modules • Make migration to production systems secure by determining any inconsistencies before the BIND process takes place • Maintain EXPLAIN tables down to the required minimum. Improve BIND times • Recreate DBRM members or libraries from Catalog packages • Prevent unnecessary BIND by comparing a new DBRM with its predecessor version When users leave DBIQ Package Management (PackMan) reviews, G2 also collects common questions about the day-to-day use of DBIQ Package Management (PackMan). These questions are then answered by our community of 850k professionals. Submit your question below and join in on the G2 Discussion.

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