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QMF for Windows

QMF for Windows resource limits are checked before a query leaves the workstation. The query never reaches a database server for evaluation if a resource limit is violated. There are some QMF for Windows resource limits that are invoked after the query is running, such as rows returned, or database sever timeouts. QMF for Windows resource limits do not overrule any database sever specifications.l There are four steps to setting up QMF for Windows governing:

  1. Create a resource limits group
  2. Create a schedule that identifies when the resource limits specified for the group will be in effect
  3. Specify the individual resource limits that will be effect during the schedule
  4. Assign users to the resource limits group

User profiles are part of QMF for Windows governing, the feature that helps you manage database server resource consumption. User profiles are used in conjunction with resource limits to control a user access to a database server. When a user connects to a database server, QMF for Windows (or QMF for WebSphere or QMF Report Center) locates the correct user profile for a user ID, versifies their enrollment status, and determines which resource limits group to use.


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