| |  | Copyright |
| | | Accolades for DB2 Developer's Guide: |
| | | About the Author |
| | | Acknowledgments |
| | | We Want to Hear from You! |
| | | What's New in This Edition? |
| | | Introduction |
| | | | How To Use This Book |
| | | Part I. SQL TOOLS, TIPS, AND TRICKS |
| | | | Chapter 1. The Magic Words |
| | | | An Overview of SQL |
| | | | SQL Tools of the Trade |
| | | | Static SQL |
| | | | Dynamic SQL |
| | | | SQL Performance Factors |
| | | | Chapter 2. Data Manipulation Guidelines |
| | | | A Bag of Tricks |
| | | | SQL Access Guidelines |
| | | | Complex SQL Guidelines |
| | | | Common Table Expressions and Recursion |
| | | | Working with NULLs |
| | | | Date and Time Guidelines |
| | | | Data Modification Guidelines |
| | | | Endnotes |
| | | | Chapter 3. Using DB2 Functions |
| | | | Column Functions |
| | | | Scalar Functions |
| | | | The RAISE_ERROR Function |
| | | | MQSeries Built-in Functions |
| | | | XML Publishing Built-in Functions |
| | | | Built-in Function Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 4. Using DB2 User-Defined Functions and Data Types |
| | | | What Is a User-Defined Function? |
| | | | Types of User-Defined Functions |
| | | | What Is a User-Defined Data Type? |
| | | | User-Defined Data Types and Strong Typing |
| | | | Chapter 5. Data Definition Guidelines |
| | | | An Overview of DB2 Database Objects |
| | | | DB2 Databases |
| | | | Creating and Using DB2 Table Spaces |
| | | | DB2 Storage and STOGROUPs |
| | | | Table Guidelines |
| | | | Normalization and Denormalization |
| | | | Assuring Data Integrity in DB2 |
| | | | Views, Aliases, and Synonyms |
| | | | Index Guidelines |
| | | | Naming Conventions |
| | | | Miscellaneous DDL Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 6. DB2 Indexes |
| | | | Creating Indexes |
| | | | Index Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 7. Database Change Management and Schema Evolution |
| | | | Online Schema Changes |
| | | | Chapter 8. Using DB2 Triggers for Integrity |
| | | | What Is a Trigger? |
| | | | Trigger Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 9. Large Objects and Object/Relational Databases |
| | | | Defining the Term "Object/Relational" |
| | | | What Is a Large Object? |
| | | | LOB Guidelines |
| | | | DB2 Extenders |
| | | | Chapter 10. DB2 Security and Authorization |
| | | | Granting and Revoking Privileges |
| | | Part II. DB2 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT |
| | | | Chapter 11. Using DB2 in an Application Program |
| | | | Embedded SQL Basics |
| | | | Embedded SQL Guidelines |
| | | | Host Variables |
| | | | Programming with Cursors |
| | | | Embedded SELECT and Cursor Coding Guidelines |
| | | | Modifying Data with Embedded SQL |
| | | | Application Development Guidelines |
| | | | Batch Programming Guidelines |
| | | | Online Programming Guidelines |
| | | | General SQL Coding Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 12. Dynamic SQL Programming |
| | | | Dynamic SQL Performance |
| | | | Dynamic SQL Guidelines |
| | | | Reasons You Should Know Dynamic SQL |
| | | | EXECUTE IMMEDIATE |
| | | | Non-SELECT Dynamic SQL |
| | | | Fixed-List SELECT |
| | | | Varying-List SELECT |
| | | | Chapter 13. Program Preparation |
| | | | Program Preparation Steps |
| | | | Running a DB2 Program |
| | | | Preparing a DB2 Program |
| | | | What Is a DBRM? |
| | | | What Is a Plan? |
| | | | What Is a Package? |
| | | | What Is a Collection? |
| | | | Versions |
| | | | Program Preparation Objects |
| | | | Program Preparation Guidelines |
| | | | DCLGEN Guidelines |
| | | | Precompiler Guidelines |
| | | | BIND Guidelines |
| | | | Linkage Editor Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 14. Alternative DB2 Application Development Methods |
| | | | Developing Applications Using Only SQL |
| | | | Using Client/Server Programming Languages |
| | | | Using Fourth-Generation Languages |
| | | | Using CASE |
| | | | Using Report Writers |
| | | | Using ODBC (Call Level Interface) |
| | | | Using Java and DB2 |
| | | | Using REXX and DB2 |
| | | | Chapter 15. Using DB2 Stored Procedures |
| | | | What Is a Stored Procedure? |
| | | | Implementing DB2 Stored Procedures |
| | | | The Procedural DBA |
| | | | Procedural SQL |
| | | | DB2 Development Center |
| | | | Chapter 16. The Procedural DBA |
| | | | The Classic Role of the DBA |
| | | | The Role of the Procedural DBA |
| | | | Chapter 17. DB2 and the Internet |
| | | | The Internet Phenomenon |
| | | | Accessing DB2 Over the Internet |
| | | | Using XML and DB2 |
| | | | Finding DB2 Information Using the Internet |
| | | Part III. DB2 IN-DEPTH |
| | | | Chapter 18. The Doors to DB2 |
| | | | TSO (Time-Sharing Option) |
| | | | CICS (Customer Information Control System) |
| | | | IMS (Information Management System) |
| | | | CAF (Call Attach Facility) |
| | | | RRSAF (Recoverable Resource Manager Services Attach Facility) |
| | | | Comparison of the Environments |
| | | | The Critical Mass |
| | | | Chapter 19. Data Sharing |
| | | | Data Sharing Benefits |
| | | | Data Sharing Requirements |
| | | | The DB2 Coupling Facility |
| | | | Data Sharing Naming Conventions |
| | | | Data Sharing Administration |
| | | | Data Sharing Application Development Guidelines |
| | | | Data Sharing Administration Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 20. DB2 Behind the Scenes |
| | | | The Physical Storage of Data |
| | | | What Makes DB2 Tick |
| | | | Chapter 21. The Optimizer |
| | | | Physical Data Independence |
| | | | How the Optimizer Works |
| | | | Filter Factors |
| | | | Access Path Strategies |
| | | | Other Operations Performed by the Optimizer |
| | | | Access Path Strategy Compatibility |
| | | | Chapter 22. The Table-Based Infrastructure of DB2 |
| | | | The DB2 Catalog |
| | | | The DB2 Directory |
| | | | Chapter 23. Locking DB2 Data |
| | | | How DB2 Manages Locking |
| | | | Locks Versus Latches |
| | | | Lock Duration |
| | | | Table Space Locks |
| | | | Table Locks |
| | | | Page Locks |
| | | | Row Locks |
| | | | Lock Suspensions, Timeouts, and Deadlocks |
| | | | Partition Independence |
| | | | Lock Avoidance |
| | | | Data Sharing Global Lock Management |
| | | | LOBs and Locking |
| | | | DB2 Locking Guidelines |
| | | | Other DB2 Components |
| | | | The Big Picture |
| | | Part IV. DB2 PERFORMANCE MONITORING |
| | | | Chapter 24. Traditional DB2 Performance Monitoring |
| | | | DB2 Traces |
| | | | Trace Destinations |
| | | | Tracing Guidelines |
| | | | DB2 Performance Monitor (DB2 PM) |
| | | | Using DB2 PM |
| | | | Online DB2 Performance Monitors |
| | | | Viewing DB2 Console Messages |
| | | | Displaying the Status of DB2 Resources |
| | | | Monitoring z/OS and OS/390 |
| | | | Chapter 25. Using EXPLAIN |
| | | | How EXPLAIN Works |
| | | | Access Paths and the PLAN_TABLE |
| | | | Cost Estimates and the DSN_STATEMNT_TABLE |
| | | | Function Resolution and the DSN_FUNCTION_TABLE |
| | | | EXPLAIN Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 26. DB2 Object Monitoring Using the DB2 Catalog and RTS |
| | | | DB2 Catalog Queries |
| | | | Real Time Statistics |
| | | | Reviewing the Rules for an Effective Monitoring Strategy |
| | | Part V. DB2 PERFORMANCE TUNING |
| | | | Chapter 27. Tuning DB2's Environment |
| | | | Tuning the z/OS and OS/390 Environment |
| | | | Tuning the Teleprocessing Environment |
| | | | Chapter 28. Tuning DB2's Components |
| | | | Tuning the DB2 Subsystem |
| | | | Tuning the Database Design |
| | | | Tuning the Application |
| | | | The Causes of DB2 Performance Problems |
| | | | Chapter 29. DB2 Resource Governing |
| | | | The Resource Limit Facility |
| | | | The QMF Governor |
| | | Part VI. DB2 PERFORMANCE UTILITIES AND COMMANDS |
| | | | Chapter 30. An Introduction to DB2 Utilities |
| | | | Generating Utility JCL |
| | | | Monitoring DB2 Utilities |
| | | | Version 7 and the State of IBM DB2 Utilities |
| | | | Using LISTDEF and TEMPLATE |
| | | | Issuing SQL Statements in DB2 Utilities |
| | | | Chapter 31. Data Consistency Utilities |
| | | | The CHECK Utility |
| | | | The CHECK DATA Option |
| | | | The CHECK LOB Option |
| | | | The CHECK INDEX Option |
| | | | The REPAIR Utility |
| | | | The REPAIR DBD Option |
| | | | The REPAIR LOCATE Option |
| | | | The REPAIR SET Option |
| | | | REPAIR and Versions |
| | | | The REPORT Utility |
| | | | The DIAGNOSE Utility |
| | | | Chapter 32. Backup and Recovery Utilities |
| | | | The COPY Utility |
| | | | The COPYTOCOPY Utility |
| | | | The MERGECOPY Utility |
| | | | The QUIESCE Utility |
| | | | The RECOVER Utility |
| | | | The RECOVER Utility |
| | | | The REBUILD INDEX Utility |
| | | | The REPAIR Utility |
| | | | The REPORT RECOVERY Utility |
| | | | Backing Up and Restoring the System |
| | | | Chapter 33. Data Organization Utilities |
| | | | The LOAD Utility |
| | | | The UNLOAD Utility |
| | | | The REORG Utility |
| | | | Chapter 34. Catalog Manipulation Utilities |
| | | | The CATENFM Utility |
| | | | The CATMAINT Utility |
| | | | The DSNJCNVB Utility |
| | | | The MODIFY Utility |
| | | | The RUNSTATS Utility |
| | | | The STOSPACE Utility |
| | | | Chapter 35. Stand-alone Utilities and Sample Programs |
| | | | The Stand-alone Utilities |
| | | | DB2 Sample Programs |
| | | | Chapter 36. DB2 Commands |
| | | | DB2 Environment Commands |
| | | | Information-Gathering Commands |
| | | | Administrative Commands |
| | | | Environment Control Commands |
| | | | DSN Commands |
| | | | IMS Commands |
| | | | CICS Commands |
| | | | TSO Commands |
| | | | IRLM Commands |
| | | | Chapter 37. DB2 Utility and Command Guidelines |
| | | | Utility Guidelines |
| | | | The Pending States |
| | | | Chapter 38. DB2 Contingency Planning |
| | | | What Is a Disaster? |
| | | | DB2 Environmental Considerations |
| | | | DB2 Contingency Planning Guidelines |
| | | Part VII. THE IDEAL DB2 ENVIRONMENT |
| | | | Chapter 39. Components of a Total DB2 Solution |
| | | | DB2 Tools |
| | | | DB2 Tools Vendors |
| | | | Chapter 40. Organizational Issues |
| | | | Education |
| | | | Standards and Procedures |
| | | | Operational Support |
| | | | Political Issues |
| | | | Environmental Support |
| | | | Tool Requirements |
| | | Part VIII. DISTRIBUTED DB2 |
| | | | Chapter 41. DRDA |
| | | | What Is DRDA? |
| | | | DRDA Functions |
| | | | DRDA Architectures and Standards |
| | | | The Five DRDA Levels |
| | | | Putting It All Together |
| | | | Distributed DB2 |
| | | | Chapter 42. Distributed DB2 |
| | | | Distributing Data Using DB2 |
| | | | DB2 Support for the DRDA Levels |
| | | | Methods of Accessing Distributed Data |
| | | | System-Directed Versus Application-Directed |
| | | | Packages for Static SQL |
| | | | Two-Phase Commit |
| | | | Miscellaneous Distributed Topics |
| | | | Chapter 43. DB2 Connect |
| | | | An Overview of IBM DB2 Connect |
| | | | Chapter 44. Distribution Guidelines |
| | | | Distribution Behind the Scenes |
| | | | Block Fetch |
| | | | Dynamic Cursor Pre-Open |
| | | | Distributed Performance Problems |
| | | | Distributed Database Design Issues |
| | | | Distributed Data Placement |
| | | | Distributed Optimization |
| | | | Distributed Security Guidelines |
| | | | Miscellaneous Distributed Guidelines |
| | | | Chapter 45. Data Warehousing with DB2 |
| | | | Defining the Basic Terms |
| | | | Designing a Data Warehouse |
| | | | Populating a Data Warehouse |
| | | | Accessing the Data Warehouse |
| | | | Managing the Data Warehouse |
| | | | The Big Picture |
| | | | DB2 Data Warehouse Center |
| | | | Materialized Query Tables |
| | | | General Data Warehouse Guidelines |
| | | | DB2-Specific Data Warehousing Guidelines |
| | | | Web 1. Special Consideration for DB2 Version 6 |
| | | | Type 1 Indexes |
| | | | Shared Read Only Data |
| | | | RECOVER INDEX |
| | | | Host Variables Without Colons |
| | | | Dataset Passwords |
| | | | Stored Procedure Registration |
| | | | Synopsis |
| | | | Web 2. Short Summary of DB2 V4 Through V6 Changes |
| | | | DB2 Version 6 Features |
| | | | DB2 Version 5 Features |
| | | | DB2 Version 4 Features |
| | | | Web 3. Type 1 Indexes |
| | | | Basic Index Structure |
| | | Part IX. APPENDIXES |
| | | | Appendix A. DB2 Sample Tables |
| | | | The Activity Table: DSN8810.ACT |
| | | | The Department Table: DSN8810.DEPT |
| | | | The Employee Table: DSN8810.EMP |
| | | | The Employee Photo & Resume Table: DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME |
| | | | The Employee Assignment Table: DSN8810.EMPPROJACT |
| | | | The Project Table: DSN8810.PROJ |
| | | | The Project Activity Table: DSN8810.PROJACT |
| | | | The Sample STOGROUP |
| | | | Sample Databases and Table Spaces |
| | | | Views on the Sample Tables |
| | | | Appendix B. DB2 Tools Vendors |
| | | | The Vendor List |
| | | | Appendix C. Valid DB2 Data Types |
| | | | Appendix D. DB2 Limits |
| | | | Appendix E. DB2 on Other Platforms |
| | | | The DB2 Family |
| | | | Packaging and Naming Issues |
| | | | Appendix F. DB2 Version 7 Overview |
| | | | E-Business Enhancements |
| | | | Application Development Enhancements |
| | | | Data Management Enhancements |
| | | | Business Intelligence Enhancements |
| | | | Additional V7 Information |
| | | | Appendix G. DB2 Version 8 Overview |
| | | | Architecture |
| | | | Database Administration |
| | | | Programming and Development |
| | | | Migration to DB2 V8 |
| | | | Appendix H. Reorganizing the DB2 Catalog |
| | | | When Should the DB2 Catalog and Directory Be Reorganized? |
| | | Index |
