What is the primary component of DB2's architecture responsible for managing data storage?
- Buffer Manager
- Data Manager
- Database Manager
- Lock Manager
The primary component responsible for managing data storage in DB2's architecture is the Buffer Manager. It is responsible for caching data and managing data in memory, optimizing I/O operations by reducing physical disk access. This improves the overall performance of the database system.
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