Chapter 35. Stand-alone Utilities and Sample Programs
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In the previous two chapters, you looked at the DB2 online utilities. Several other IBM DB2 "utility" programs are outside this category. (As might be expected, if there are online utilities, there are also offline utilities.) DB2 also provides sample programs that have properties and objectives similar to true DB2 utilities. This chapter discusses each of these remaining types of utilities. NOTE Unlike the regular IBM DB2 utilities, the stand-alone utilities and sample programs discussed in this chapter are available to all DB2 sites. These offerings are available at no additional cost regardless of whether your company purchases utilities from IBM or a third-party vendor. |
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