Databases System for Permitting Concurrent Indexing and Reloading of Data by Early Simulating the Reload Process to Determine Final Locations of the Data

1. A computer-implemented method of reorganizing a DB2 database comprising data organized into rows and stored in a row-data set, each said row having at least one index field containing an index-key value, said computer-implemented method comprising the steps of: (a) for each said row of data, (1) retrieving said row of data from said row-data set; (2) obtaining a row identifier, referred to as a RID, for said row of data by simulating a process of storing said row of data to a table space; (3) writing said row of data to an interim row-data set; (4) for each said index field, (A) determining the index-key value contained in the index field, and (B) writing said index-key value for said row and the RID for said row to an interim index-data set corresponding to said index field; (b) executing a plurality of processes in parallel to: (1) retrieve said rows of data from said interim row-data set and write said rows of data to a row-data set; and (2) retrieve said index-key values and said RIDs from said interim index-data set, sorting index-key value/RID pairs by index-key value, and writing an index-key value/RID pair to an index-data set.