How many buffer pools are there in DB2?
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50 4K size Buffer Pool BP01 to BP49
10 8K size Buffer Pool 8KBP0 to 8KBP9
10 16K size Buffer Pool 16KBP0 to 16KBP9
10 32K size Buffer Pool 32KBP0 to 32KBP9
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