By the end of the seminar, attendees will be able to:

• Configure the server to allow local and remote connections
• Use Informix utilities to supervise server activity
• Describe shared memory components and configure component size
• Identify disk architecture components of the database server
• Create dbspaces, blobspaces and sbspaces and add chunks to these spaces
• Explain the purpose of physical logs and logical logs, as well as supervising logging activity
• View individual transactions that are written in logical log files
• Learn the importance of checkpoints on the server
• Explain and understand the purpose of the temporary spaces used by the server
• Monitor resources utilized in user sessions
• Use different issue resolution techniques to identify and solve common problems