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Raul F. Chong, DB2 on Campus Program Manager at the IBM Toronto Laboratory, is a DB2 Certified Solutions Expert in administration and application development with ten years of experience in DB2. He has helped customers resolve DB2 migration, performance, and design issues; developed new DB2 solutions; taught DB2 workshops; contributed to DB2 exam tutorials; and was the lead author of the first edition of Understanding DB2. Xiaomei Wang, a technical consultant at the IBM Toronto Laboratory, has nine years of DB2 experience. She has handled critical DB2 customer and business partner situations worldwide. Michael Dang, DB2 Technical Sales Specialist, specializes in solution design, database sizing, product licensing, and Balanced Warehouse configurations. He formerly served as a DB2 Support Analyst and spent seven years as a DB2 DBA. Dwaine R. Snow, DB2 Senior Product Manager, has worked with DB2 for seventeen years. He is the coauthor of Advanced DBA Certification Guide and Reference for DB2 Universal Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, DB2 UDB for Windows, and the first edition of Understanding DB2.
Foreword xxiii Preface xxv Acknowledgments xxxi About the Authors xxxiii Chapter 1 Introduction to DB2 1
1.1 Brief History of DB2 1
1.2 The Role of DB2 in the Information On-Demand World 4
1.3 DB2 Editions 13
1.4 DB2 Clients 20
1.5 Try-and-Buy Versions 22
1.6 Host Connectivity 23
1.7 Federation Support 23
1.8 Replication Support 24
1.9 IBM WebSphere Federation Server and WebSphere Replication Server 25
1.10 Special Package Offerings for Developers 25
1.11 DB2 Syntax Diagram Conventions 26
1.12 Case Study 28
1.13 Summary 29
1.14 Review Questions 30
Chapter 2 DB2 at a Glance: The Big Picture 332.1 SQL Statements, XQuery Statements, and DB2 Commands 33
2.2 DB2 Tools Overview 38
2.4 Federation 55
2.5 Case Study: The DB2 Environment 56
2.6 Database Partitioning Feature 58
2.7 Case Study: DB2 with DPF Environment 74
2.8 IBM Balanced Warehouse 79
2.9 Summary 81
2.10 Review Questions 81
Chapter 3 Installing DB2 853.1 DB2 Installation: The Big Picture 85
3.2 Installing DB2 Using the DB2 Setup Wizard 88
3.3 Non-Root Installation on Linux and Unix 102
3.4 Required User IDs and Groups 105
3.5 Silent Install Using a Response File 108
3.6 Advanced DB2 Installation Methods (Linux and UNIX Only) 113
3.7 Installing a DB2 License 116
3.8 Installing DB2 in a DPF Environment 118
3.9 Installing Multiple db2 Versions and Fix Packs on the Same Server 119
3.10 Installing DB2 Fix Packs 126
3.11 Migrating DB2 129
3.12 Case Study 131
3.13 Summary 133
3.14 Review Questions 134
Chapter 4 Using the DB2 Tools 1374.1 DB2 Tools: The Big Picture 137
4.2 The Command-Line Tools 138
4.3 Web-Based Tools 157
4.4 General Administration Tools 158
4.5 Information Tools 165
4.6 Monitoring Tools 167
4.7 Setup Tools 171
4.8 Other Tools 175
4.9 Tool Settings 179
4.10 Case Study 179
4.11 Summary 184
4.12 Review Questions 185
Chapter 5 Understanding the DB2 Environment, DB2 Instances, and Databases 1895.1 The DB2 Environment, DB2 Instances, and Databases: The Big Picture 189
5.2 The DB2 Environment 190
5.3 The DB2 Instance 198
5.4 The Database Administration Server 216
5.5 Configuring a Database 217
5.6 Instance and Database Design Considerations 224
5.7 Case Study 225
5.8 Summary 227
5.9 Review Questions 227
Chapter 6 Configuring Client and Server Connectivity 2316.1 Client and Server Connectivity: The Big Picture 231
6.2 The DB2 Database Directories 233
6.3 Supported Connectivity Scenarios 243
6.4 Configuring Database Connections Using the Configuration Assistant 258
6.5 Diagnosing DB2 Connectivity Problems 276
6.6 Case Stu...