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| WA1675 DB2 System Performance and Tuning for Linux, Unix and Windows |
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This course is designed to review many aspects of performance and tuning of DB2 version 9, for Linux, UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and tools created by IBM for DB2, will be used to support workshop activities. Performance and tuning varies with type of user to be supported. We will review this topic for support of SQL users, programmers, data designers and database administrators.
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| WA1674 DB2 Administration for Linux, Unix and Windows |
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This course is designed to review the concepts and components of DB2 version 9 for Linux, UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and SQL will be used to focus on DB2 administration activities. The relationships between object components will be presented along with communication and security aspects. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers, large objects and MDC will be reviewed. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. DB2 administration functions and utilities will be reviewed and applied in workshops.
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| WA2017 Stored Procedures in DB2 for UNIX and Windows |
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This course is designed to review many aspects creating and using Stored Procedures in DB2 for UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and tools, created by IBM for DB2, will be used to support workshop activities. SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues for functions and stored procedures will be reviewed and applied in workshops.
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| WA1350 DB2 Universal Database (UDB) Introduction for UNIX and Windows |
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This course is designed to provide information and practise that will allow users of DB2 for UNIX and WINDOWS, to create tables, use them and also access remote databases. Different environments will be reviewed for client server processing. DB2 components will be reviewed along with basic communication characteristics. The major components of DB2 will be discussed and basic/intermediate SQL for DB2 reviewed and practised.
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| WA1349 DB2 UDB SQL Stored Procedures for UNIX and Windows
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This course is designed to review many aspects creating and using SQL Stored Procedures in DB2 for UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and tools, created by IBM for DB2, will be used to support workshop activities. SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. The development center will also be used to create, test and debug procedures. Design issues for functions and stored procedures will be reviewed and applied in workshops.
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| WA1348 DB2 UDB Application Design for Performance for UNIX and Windows |
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This course is designed to present some application design topics that can improve performance, using DB2 for UNIX and WINDOWS. SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, generated columns, user defined data types, functions, stored procedures and triggers will be reviewed. Advanced techniques for using SQL will be applied in workshops. Design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. Basic UDB administration functions will be reviewed and some DB2 utilities will be used.
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| WA1343 DB2 Fundamentals for zOS or UDB
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This course is designed to provide information and practise that will allow users of DB2, to create tables, use them and also access remote databases. Different environments will be reviewed for client server processing. DB2 components will be reviewed. The major components of DB2 will be discussed and basic SQL for DB2 reviewed and practised.
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IBM Equivalent: CF030
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| WA1342 DB2 UDB Administration for Unix and Windows II |
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This course is designed to review the concepts and components of DB2 for UNIX and/or Windows. DB2 commands and SQL will be used to focus on DB2 administration activities. The relationships between object components will be presented along with communication and security aspects. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. DB2 administration functions and utilities will be reviewed and applied in workshops.
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| WA1341 DB2 UDB Administration for Unix and Windows I |
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This course is designed to review the concepts and components of DB2 for UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and SQL will be used to focus on DB2 administration activities. The relationships between object components will be presented along with communication and security aspects. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. DB2 administration functions and utilities will be reviewed and applied in workshops. Performance and tuning issues will be reviewed.
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| WA1340 DB2 UDB Advanced Programming Topics for UNIX and Windows |
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This course is designed to present some advanced topics for application developers, using DB2 for UNIX and WINDOWS. SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types, functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Advanced techniques for using SQL in programs and stored procedures will be applied in workshops. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. Basic UDB administration functions will be reviewed and some DB2 utilities will be used.
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IBM Equivalent: CF114
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| WA1339 DB2 UDB Application Programming for UNIX and Windows
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This course is designed to review concepts of using DB2 UDB (Universal Database). UDB object components will be presented along with communication and security aspects. Basic and advanced SQL techniques will be used. CLP commands and SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Techniques for using EMBEDDED STATIC and DYNAMIC SQL in either COBOL or ‘C’ programs, will be applied in workshops. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency and integrity (ie. locking) and performance. Basic UDB administration functions will be reviewed and some DB2 utilities will be used.
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| WA1338 DB2 for zOS Advanced Programming |
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This course is designed to provide instruction with advanced DB2 programming techniques for OS/390 or z/OS. Performance improving techniques will be stressed. Techniques involving BATCH and ONLINE programming techniques will be reviewed. The EXPLAIN facility of DB2 will be used to analyse DB2 programs and SQL. The DB2 Catalog will be used to analyse physical objects.
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| WA1337 DB2 for OS390 Application Programming |
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This workshop is designed to provide instruction on COBOL programming using DB2 for OS/390. Hands-on practice with DB2 will be included, in order to reinforce the concepts and techniques studied in the course. Performance improving techniques will be discussed and the output from the DB2 optimizer will be analysed, using the EXPLAIN facility.
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| WA1336 DB2 for zOS Application Programming |
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This workshop is designed to provide knowledge of using SQL in DB2 for OS/390 or z/OS. This knowledge can be applied to implementing SQL into programs (COBOL programs will be used). Hands-on practice with DB2 will be included, in order to reinforce the concepts and techniques studied in the course. Performance improving techniques will be discussed and the output from the DB2 optimizer will be analysed, using the EXPLAIN facility.
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| WA1335 SQL and QMF for End Users |
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This course is designed to provide end users with concepts and techniques for accessing DB2 Data. SQL is used to formulate queries to obtain data. QMF is used to modify the appearance of this data through QMF FORMS. Various techniques for using QMF are highlighted through class notes and practice in exercise activities.
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| WA1334 SQL for DB2 Advanced |
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This course is designed to present some advanced SQL topics, using DB2. SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types, functions and triggers will be reviewed. Performance related issues will also be reviewed.
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IBM Equivalent: CF131
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| WA1333 DB2 SQL/PL Workshop |
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This course is designed to review the SQL Procedure Language (SQL/PL) in DB2. SQL and SQL/PL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. DB2 functions, triggers and stored procedures are objects which use SQL/PL and they will be created in workshop activities.
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| WA1297 SQL WORKSHOP for DB2 |
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This comprehensive 2 day workshop provides the hands on experience to effectively apply Structured Query Language (SQL) to many business problems.
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IBM Equivalent: CF120
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| WA1296 DB2 UDB Performance and Tuning for Unix and Windows |
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This course is designed to review many aspects of performance and tuning of DB2 UDB for UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and tools created by IBM for DB2 will be used to support workshop activities. Performance and tuning varies with type of user and we will review this topic for SQL users, programmers, data designers and database administrators.
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IBM Equivalent: CF412
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| WA1294 DB2 UDB Administration for Unix and Windows |
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| This course is designed to review the concepts and components of DB2 for UNIX and Windows. DB2 commands and SQL will be used to focus on DB2 administration activities. The relationships between object components will be presented along with communication and security aspects. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency, integrity and performance. DB2 administration functions and utilities will be reviewed and applied in workshops. Performance and tuning issues will be reviewed.
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IBM Equivalent: CF211/CF231
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| WA1293 DB2 UDB Programming Fundamentals |
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| This workshop is designed to provide instruction and practice with DB2 UDB for UNIX or WINDOWS. Commands and SQL statements will be used to create objects for application design and development. Design issues of referential Integrity, table check constraints, user defined data types and functions, triggers and large objects will be reviewed. Some performance improving techniques will be reviewed. Techniques for using EMBEDDED STATIC SQL will be used to code ‘C’ or COBOL programs and ‘C’ stored procedures. Program design issues will be considered which effect concurrency and integrity (ie. locking).
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IBM Equivalent: CF104
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DB202 DB2 SQL / PL Stored Procedures on z/OS Training |
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This course presents the use of Stored Procedures as a solution to specific application needs in a Client / Server environment. DB2 SQL is used as the tool to build and test these Stored Procedures.
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DB2 Version 8 is a total revision of Universal Database for z/OS. This course is designed for those already familiar with DB2 and planning to migrate to Version 8 of DB2. The course covers migration from Version 7. Functional and operational enhancements and their impact on the use of V8 are addressed. New functions, new utilities and existing utility enhancements, reliability, scalability, and availability are discussed. Detailed examples of new features are presented and each section ends with review questions to re-enforce key points.
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