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Configuring a Maintainable Database System

If you configure your production database server system appropriately for your client applications, user load, and underlying hardware, maintenance is relatively simple and problem-free.

Tip:
If you create a database server performance history, you can identify trouble spots when users report problems and correct the problems quickly. For information, see Creating a Performance History.

You can modify the following aspects of a database server relatively easily:

Any change that requires unloading and reloading data is time consuming and difficult. The following actions require the database server to be out of service until changes are complete and backups have been performed:

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