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benefits of 64-bit db2 apart from addressability

Apart from the substantial benefits of huge bufferpools,
in 64-bit instances what other benefits are associated with 64-bit db2
instances, on LUW platforms, that are not available with 32-bit
instances ?

Did IBM add any other capabilities , particularly in the area of I/O
that are unique to 64-bit instances ?

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