About the Author . xix
About the Technical Reviewer xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction . xxv
PART 1 ■ ■ ■ Getting Started
■CHAPTER 1 What Is DB2 and Where Can I Get It? 3
■CHAPTER 2 Installing DB2 for Linux and Windows 11
PART 2 ■ ■ ■ Beginning Administration with DB2 Express Edition
■CHAPTER 3 DB2 Wizards: The Fast Path to Working with Your New Database . 39
■CHAPTER 4 Controlling Your Environment with DB2 Control Center
and Command-Line Tools 63
PART 3 ■ ■ ■ Database Fundamentals with DB2 Express Edition
■CHAPTER 5 IBM Data Studio . 89
■CHAPTER 6 SQL for DB2: Part 1 111
■CHAPTER 7 SQL for DB2: Part 2 127
■CHAPTER 8 Developing Functions and Stored Procedures in DB2 143
■CHAPTER 9 Controlling Access to DB2 163
■CHAPTER 10 Securing Data in DB2 177
■CHAPTER 11 Using XML with DB2 . 195
■CHAPTER 12 Indexes, Sequences, and Views . 215
PART 4 ■ ■ ■ Programming with DB2 Express Edition
■CHAPTER 13 PHP with DB2 241
■CHAPTER 14 DB2 on Rails . 263
■CHAPTER 15 DB2 Development with Microsoft Visual Studio.NET . 279
■CHAPTER 16 Developing Java Applications with DB2 . 301
■CHAPTER 17 Exploring More DB2 Development Options 323
PART 5 ■ ■ ■ Ongoing Database Administration with DB2
■CHAPTER 18 Database Creation and Configuration . 337
■CHAPTER 19 DB2 Backup and Recovery . 359
■CHAPTER 20 Sharing Your DB2 Environment . 385
■CHAPTER 21 Moving Data in Bulk with DB2 407
■CHAPTER 22 Working with Design . 427
■CHAPTER 23 Moving Up to More Advanced DB2 441
■CHAPTER 24 Monitoring and Tuning DB2 Performance . 459
■INDEX . 491
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ction, 249–250
db2_conn_errormsg function, 250
db2evmon utility, 475
db2_exec function, 252–253
db2_execute function, 255–257
db2_fetch_both function, 253–254
db2_fetch_object function, 253
db2_fetch_row function, 253
db2_field_* functions, 258
db2fmcu command-line tool, 72
db2-fn:sqlquery function, 199–201
db2-fn:xmlcolumn function, 199–201
db2gds process, 70
DB2_GRP_LOOKUP registry, 173
DB2_GRP_LOOKUP registry setting, 182
DB2ILIST (Instance Listing Utility), 83
db2_install script, 32
db2ipccm process, 70
DB2LEVEL (Version Information Utility), 82
db2licm utility, 35
db2look utility
overview of, 426, 441–443
using from Control Center, 445–446
db2move utility, 426, 441, 443–445
db2nmpcfg.exe, 281
db2nmpsetup.exe utility, 281
db2_pconnect function, 252
DB2PD (Problem Determination tool), 84–85
db2_prepare function, 255–257
db2_procedures function, 258
db2profile script, invoking, 42
db2_result function, 253
db2resyn process, 70
db2_rollback function, 258
DB2SECURITYLABEL data type, 192
db2_server_info function, 258
DB2SET (Registry Utility), 83
db2start command, 69–70
db2stop command, 69–70
db2sysc process, 70
db2_tables function, 258
db2tcpcm process, 70
db2usr1 (Linux), 14
db2wdog process, 70
DBADM authority, 177
DBCLOB data type, 129
DBD::DB2 modules
compiling from source code, 326–327
connecting with, 327–328
executing SQL statements, 328–330
installing, 324–326
DBI->connect method, 328
DDL (data definition language) of database
objects, extracting, 441
Debug dialog box (JDBC), 306
DECFLOAT data type, 128
DECIMAL/NUMERIC data type, 128
declarative referential integrity, 134
declaring
primary keys, 133
tablespaces at table creation, 140
deferring constraints, 137
delete statements (SQL), 126
deleting XML data, 213
delimited format, 407
delta backups, 373–374
denying privileges, 178
Deploy option (Data Studio), 154
Deploy Options dialog box (New Stored
Procedure Wizard), 107
Deploy Wizard (Data Studio), 155
descending indexes, 219
describe table table-name command, 114
Design Advisor
feature selection in, 222
index advisor facility, 221–227
recommendation summary, 226
scheduling workload for, 226
Show button, 226
space for recommendations in, 224
Update Catalog Statistics dialog box, 224
workflow specification in, 222–224
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design process
analysis of use cases and data
requirements, 432–433
database layer of Employee of the Year
application, 427–428
finding relationships in data, 433–434
identification of users and use cases,
430–432
logical data model, building, 435–436
model review, 440
physical model, building, 436–439
roadmap for, 428–429
statement of requirements, 429–430
translating logical model to physical
model, 436
designing tables in Rails, 269–271
DETERMINISTIC modifier (SQL PL), 145
developer tools. See Data Studio (IBM)
development options
C and C++, 333
COBOL, 333
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 267
Perl DBI
compiling from source code, 326–327
connecting to DB2, 327–328
executing SQL statements, 328–330
installing, 324–326
overview of, 323
resources on, 330
Python, 330–332
Rexx, 333
Visual Basic and Visual Basic .NET, 334
DIAGLEVEL parameter, 80
dictionaries, compression, 455
Dimension Organization, 141
directories, database creation and, 348
disable query optimization keyword, 137
disabling constraints, 137
disallowing reverse scans of indexes, 220
disconnect command, 60–61
discoverability parameters, 404
Discovery Kit, 7–8
disk level of storage, 337
DISK setting (archive logging), 363
disk space, preinstallation requirements for, 13
Distributed Relational Database Architecture
(DRDA), 165
DLCHKTIME parameter, 81
DMB (Instance) Configuration dialog box, 76
DML (data manipulation language)
delete statements, 126
insert statements, 124–125
overview of, 111
select statements
clauses, 114–117
joins, 118
overview of, 112
subqueries, 119
union operations, 119–120
update statements, 125
DMS (database managed storage) tablespace
overview of, 343–344
using, 345
Document Viewer
XML and, 196–198
XML schema in, 211
dollar sign ($), alias and (XQuery), 201
double-byte string data types, native, 129
DOUBLE/FLOAT data type, 128
download page, IBM DB2, 6
downloading
Data Studio, 90–91
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263
Zend, 241
DRDA (Distributed Relational Database
Architecture), 165
driver types (JDBC), 302–303, 405
DROP DATABASE command, 356
drop restriction, 141
DROP TABLESPACE command, 350
DropNominationTable script, 103
DROPPED TABLE RECOVERY parameter
(tablespaces), 348
dropping
databases, 356
stored procedures, 152–154
user-defined functions, 161
durability framework, 360
DYNAMIC keyword, 145
DYNAMIC RESULT SETS n modifier
(SQL PL), 145
■E
-e option (db2look utility), 442
Eclipse framework, 92–94
editions of DB2, 5
elements in create table statement, 132
emp_current_votes function, 158–159
emp_current_votes_results function, 159
emp_current_votes_row function, 158
employee, modeling relationship between
nomination and, 434
Employee of the Year application
analysis of use cases and data
requirements, 432–433
designing database layer of, 427–428
finding relationships in data, 433–434
identification of users and use cases, 430–432
logical data model, building, 435–436
model review, 440
physical model, building, 436–439
statement of requirements, 429–430
translating logical model to physical
model, 436
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employee table
adding new employee to, 122
modeling, 432
physical model for, 121
employee_vote procedure
first example of, 146
second example of, 149–150
emp_vote_standings procedure, 147
enable query optimization keyword, 137
enforced mode, constraints and, 137
enforcing uniqueness with index, 217–218
Enterprise Developer edition, 5
Enterprise edition, 5
enumerating columns in SQL, 298
environment, major components of, 64
error management, stored procedures and,
151–152
error messages
SQL1043C, 346
SQL1088W, 346
SQL20189W, 348
SQL2539W, 375
estimating compression savings, 456–457
event monitors
description of, 472
using, 473–478
Event Publishing, 446
Everyplace 9 edition, 5
evolving project schema with Ruby, 272
examining pureQuery results, 321–322
except operation, 120
executing
migrations in Ruby, 271–272
statements
with Perl DBI and DBD::DB2 modules,
328–330
with Python, 332
with Zend Core framework, 260–262
stored procedure via PHP, 255–257
EXECUTIVE privilege, 186
explicit schema, specifying, 144
Export Table dialog box
Columns tab, 413
Target tab, 412
exporting data
Control Center, using, 412–414
LOBs, 409–411
overview of, 408
simple export, performing, 409
XML objects, 411–412
Express edition, 5, 18
Express-C edition, 5
Express-C edition installer, using to install
DB2 Client, 386
expressions (XPath), 205
EXTENTSIZE parameter (tablespaces), 346
EXTERNAL ACTION modifier (SQL PL), 146
external procedures, drawbacks to, 314–315
extracting DDL of database objects, 441
■F
Fault Monitor Coordinator, 72–73
feature selection screen (DB2 Express-C
edition installer), 22, 386
Feuerstein, Steven, 427
file extensions
.php, 244
.rsp, 21
.yml, 268
file formats for bulk data movement
ASCII, 407
delimited, 407
Integration Exchange, 408
Lotus 1-2-3 Worksheet, 408
File tab (Import Table dialog box), 421
files
installation log, 34
mirroring log, 366
php.ini master configuration, 259
primary log, 361
response, 20–21
secondary log, 361
filesystem caching, 352
finding relationships in data, 433–434
First Steps component (DB2 Client), 391
flow of data and logging during unit of work,
360
F-L-W-O-R clauses (XQuery), 200
for clause (XQuery), 201
foreign key columns, indexes for, 218
foreign key constraint, 134–136
function keyword, 161
functions
See also user-defined functions (UDFs)
abs, 115
column, 123
db2_autocommit, 258
db2_bind_param, 257
db2_client_info, 258
db2_close, 250
db2_commit, 258
db2_connect, 249–250
db2_conn_errormsg, 250
db2_exec, 252–253
db2_execute, 255–257
db2_fetch_both, 253–254
db2_fetch_object, 253
db2_fetch_row, 253
db2_field_*, 258
db2-fn:sqlquery, 199–201
db2-fn:xmlcolumn, 199–201
db2_pconnect, 252
db2_prepare, 255–257
db2_procedures, 258
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db2_result, 253
db2_rollback, 258
db2_server_info, 258
db2_tables, 258
object privileges, 186
row, 123
scalar, 123
seclabel_by_name(), 193
SNAP_GET_LOCK, 480
table, 123
text(), XQuery, 204
upper(), 123
XMLEXISTS, 213
XMLPARSE, 212
XMLTable, 207–208
■G
Generate DLL dialog box, 445
Generate pureQuery Code For A Table
Wizard, 319–320
generated modifier for columns, 138–140
generating scaffolding (Ruby on Rails), 275
get Connection method, 303
GET DBM CFG command, 172
GET SNAPSHOT command, 479
Getting Started components (DB2 Client),
391
“Getting Started with DB2 Installation and
Administration on Linux and
Windows” (IBM), 31
global daemon spawner, 70
global group authentication, configuring to
use, 173
goto statement, 150
Governor, 71
grand security label command, 193
granting
group privileges, 181
object privileges, 187–190
GRAPHIC data type, 129
graphical installation under Windows and
Linux, 15–30
graphical tools
See also Control Center; DB2 First Steps
Command Editor, 55–57
group authentication, 173–174
group behavior
looking for groups in Windows, 182–183
PUBLIC group, 183
roles compared to, 184–185
group by clause of select statement, 116
Group tab (Database Authorities dialog box),
183
GROUP_PLUGIN parameter, 182
groups, preinstallation requirements for, 14
GSSPLUGIN authentication type, 167
GSS_SERVER_ENCRYPT authentication type,
167
■H
-h option (db2look utility), 443
having clause of select statement, 117
help information for db2admin, 68
historic profiling, event monitors for, 474
history of DB2, 4
home page, IBM DB2, 6
■I
IBM, and history of DB2, 4
IBM Data Server Client. See DB2 Client
IBM Data Server Data Studio V9.5 folder, 94
IBM data server provider for .NET
registering, 281–282
testing connectivity, 282–283
IBM Data Studio. See Data Studio (IBM)
IBM Database Add-Ins for Microsoft Visual
Studio
installing, 279–280, 283
testing, 283–286
IBM DB2 home page, 6
IBM DB2 permalink website, 143
IBM Installation Manager, 92–94
IBM Software Development Kit for Java
(DB2 Client), 392
IBM_DB2 extensions
ad hoc SQL statements, working with,
252–255
connection management functions,
248–251
functions, 257–258
managing connections, 252
prepared statements and stored
procedures, working with, 255–257
verifying installation of, 247–248
identification of users and use cases, 430–432
identity technique, and columns, 138–140
IDENTITY value (collation option), 340
IDENTITY_16BIT value (collation option),
340
implicit joining technique, 118
IMPLICIT_SCHEMA authority, 178
implied authorities, 178
Import Table dialog box
Columns tab, 422
File tab, 421
Options tab, 422
import utility
load utility compared to, 423–425
options, 416
statistical summary, 415
syntax, 414
warning messages, 417–418
XML parsing and validation options, 421
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importing data
complex imports, performing, 419–421
Control Center, using, 421–422
insert_update process compared to,
416–418
mix of new and updated data, 418–419
simple import, performing, 414–416
include clause, indexes and, 220
including columns in indexes, 220
incremental backups, 373–374
indexes
clustering feature, 221
creating, 215–216
description of, 215
Design Advisor and, 221–227
for foreign key columns, 218
included columns, 220
ordering semantics, 219
reorganization for, 488
reverse scans, 219–220
unique values, enforcing, 217–218
infinite logging, 365
Information Center
configuration screen, 24
launching, 68
INHERIT ISOLATION LEVEL {WITH |
WITHOUT} LOCK REQUEST option
(user-defined functions), 158
INHERIT SPECIAL REGISTERS modifier
(SQL PL), 145
inline technique for declaring primary keys,
133
inner joins, 118
insert into ... select ... technique, 124
insert statements (SQL), 124–125, 232
inserting XML data, 208–210
insert_update option (import utility), 420
insert_update process, import utility
compared to, 416–418
inspect command (Data Row Compression),
456
Install A Product launch screen, 16
installation log file, 34
Installation Welcome screen, 16
installing
command-line installation under Linux,
32–34
Data Studio
Eclipse-based IDE installations, 92–94
IBM Installation Manager, 92
installation dialog box, 91
DB2 9 Discovery Kit DVD, using, 12
DB2 Client
deciding which components to install,
393–394
dedicated installers, using, 387–393
Express-C edition installer, using, 386
overview of, 385
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263–267
DBD::DB2 modules, 324–326
graphical installation under Windows and
Linux, 15–30
IBM Database Add-Ins for Microsoft
Visual Studio, 279–280, 283
on Linux, 11
Perl DBI, 324–326
preinstallation requirements, checking,
13–15
Python driver, 330–331
resources on, 31
reviewing installation, 35
unpacking installation downloads, 12
on Windows, 11
Zend Core, 242–248
instance communication and startup screen,
27–28
Instance Listing Utilities (DB2ILIST and
DASLIST), 83
instance owner
description of, 64
logging in as
under Linux, 42
under Windows, 41
write permissions, and storage options, 46
instance-level configuration, 74
instance-level privileged groups, 168–169
instances
attaching, 66
configuring
from CLP, 79–80
from Control Center, 75–77
overview of, 73
DAS, 70–71
DB2, 70–71
quiescing and unquiescing, 66
starting and stopping
from Control Center, 64–66
DAS, 67–69
database, 69–70
traditional memory structure of, 468–469
instantaneous profiling, snapshot monitors
for, 478
INTEGER data type, 128
Integration Exchange Format (IXF), 408
interface for DB2 First Steps, 44
Interfaces component (DB2 Client), 390
intersect operation, 120
intersection table, physical design of, 438
IPC communications manager, 70
iSeries, DB2 for, 6
Isolation dialog box (Configuration Advisor),
463–464
isolation levels, 464
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issuing commands
to change database parameters, 81–82
to change instance parameters, 80
IXF (Integration Exchange Format), 408
ixscan access method, 217
■J
Java
Software Development Kit for, 392
writing stored procedures in, 105
Java development
See also JDBC (Java Database
Connectivity) applications
environment for, 301
pureQuery
autogenerating mapping classes,
318–320
examining results, 321–322
project, creating, 315–316
stored procedures
class, deploying, 312
class, writing, 311–312
drawbacks to, 314–315
testing, 314
writing, 313–314
Java Support component (DB2 Client), 390
JavaDB2ex1 class, 303
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
applications
data, working with, 307–309
driver types, 302–303
features, working with, 309–311
refactoring connection code, 305–307
writing, 303–305
JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver, 302
joins, 118
■K
KERBEROS authentication type, 166
key attributes, 437
keywords
atomic, 147
disable query optimization, 137
DYNAMIC, 145
enable query optimization, 137
enforced, 137
function, 161
not enforced, 137
specific, 153
xquery
XPath, 204
XQuery, 200
killing processes, 67
knowing system, performance tuning and,
459
KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT authentication
type, 166
■L
Label-Based Access Control (LBAC)
example of, 192–194
label component, defining, 191
label, defining, 192
parts of, 190–191
policy, defining, 191
resources, 194
language handling, 340–341
language selection screen, 22
LANGUAGE SQL modifier (SQL PL), 146
large tablespaces, 342
launching
See also running; starting
Command Line Processor, 58
Data Studio, 94–95
DB2 Command Editor, 55
DB2 Control Center
from First Steps, 47
from shortcuts, 48
DB2 First Steps
under Linux, 41–43
under Windows, 40–41
Design Advisor, 222
Information Center, 68
Replication Center, 447–448
Launchpad
for DB2 Client, 388
IBM DB2 Express-C installation screen,
16, 280
LBAC (Label-Based Access Control)
example of, 192–194
label component, defining, 191
label, defining, 192
parts of, 190–191
policy, defining, 191
resources, 194
Lempel Ziv algorithm, 455, 458
let clause (XQuery), 202
levels of abstraction
containers, 337
disk, 338
tablespaces, 337
License Agreement screen, 18
License Server, 71
Linux
command-line installation under, 32–34
DB2 Administration Instance and, 26
DB2 First Steps, launching under, 41–43
db2admin tool under, 68
graphical installation under, 15–30
installing on, 11
installing Zend Core under, 243
reviewing installation under, 35
Ruby, installing under, 266
users and groups under, 14
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LIST ACTIVE DATABASES command, 365
list command, 400
LIST DATABASE DIRECTORY command, 401
LIST NODE DIRECTORY command, 401
LIST TABLESPACE CONTAINERS command,
353
LIST TABLESPACES command, 352
LIST TABLESPACES SHOW DETAIL
command, 353
LLS (LOB Location Specifier), 410
LOAD authority, 178
load utility, performance optimization
options, 423
loading data with load utility, 423–426
LOB Location Specifier (LLS), 410
LOBs, exporting, 409–411
local group authentication, configuring to
use, 173
Local System account (Windows, 174
lock snapshot monitor, 479–481
lock types, 464–466
locking features, optimistic, 466
Log Buffer, role of, 361
LOGBUFSZ parameter, 361
LOGFILSIZ parameter, 361
logging
archive, 362–365
archiving log manually, 366
circular, 361–362
file types, 361
history of, 364
infinite, 365
mirroring log files, 366
principles of, 360–361
logging control, 141
logic, three-valued, 438
logical data model
building, 435–436
for skills table, 52
translating to physical model, 436
logical storage, 140–141, 342
LOGPRIMARY parameter, 361
LOGRETAIN setting (archive logging), 363
LOGSECOND parameter, 361
LONG VARCHAR data type, 129
LONG VARGRAPHIC data type, 129
looking for groups in Windows environment,
182–183
Lotus 1-2-3 Worksheet format, 408
■M
-m option (db2look utility), 443
machine.config (.NET framework), 281
Manage Passwords and Connectivity option
(Replication Center dialog box), 448
Management Service, 71
managing
authentication parameters
in CLP, 172–173
in Control Center, 170–171
connections, IBM_DB2 PHP, 252
credentials, 96
objects in Visual Studio
building project, 289–290
creating new view object, 287–289
Server Explorer, 286–287
roles, 184
stored procedures, 154–155
user-defined functions, 161
manually running RUNSTATS, 484–485
mapping classes, autogenerating pureQuery
Java, 318–320
mapping logical model to physical model, 436
marker messages
SQL 3500W and SQL3515W, 425
SQL 3519W and SQL3520W, 425
materialization features, 142
MAX_LOG parameter, 365
MDC (multidimensional clustering), 141
memory
preinstallation requirements for, 13
Self-Tuning Memory Management
(STMM), 347, 469–470
traditional structures of instance and
database, 468–469
Memory Usage Plot, 472
Memory Visualizer, 471–472
menus
context, when initiating pureQuery
support for Java project, 315
DB2 Control Center, 50–52
metadata, 112
methods
DBI->connect, 328
getConnection, 303
ixscan, 217
openConnection, 306
tbscan, 216
Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
See also Windows
building .NET Web applications
binding objects to controls, 296–297
building and running projects, 298–299
overview of, 295
building .NET Windows applications
binding objects to controls, 291
exploring connection’s related objects,
294
overview of, 290
running projects, 294
specifying connection for, 292–293
IBM data server provider for .NET,
registering, 281–282
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IBM Database Add-Ins for
installing, 279–280, 283
testing, 283–286
integration with, 279
managing objects
building project, 289–290
creating new view object, 287–289
Server Explorer, 286–287
testing DB2 .NET connectivity, 282–283
migrations
description of, 269
executing in Ruby, 271–272
mirroring log files, 366
MIRRORLOGPATH parameter, 366
modifiers
for stored procedures, 145–146
for user-defined functions, 157–158
MODIFIES SQL DATA modifier (SQL PL), 145
monitor switches, activating, 473
monitors
event, using, 473–478
overview of, 472
snapshot, using, 478–481
moving data in bulk. See bulk data
movement
Mullins, Craig, 427
multidimensional clustering (MDC), 141
multirow insert statement, 125
myself or any of my descendants placeholder
(//), XPath, 207
■N
named copy approach, 23
namespace declaration, 199
naming conventions
backups, 367
event monitors, 474
LOB export files, 410
log files, 361
tables, 131
native data types
binary, 129
double-byte string, 129
numeric, 128
overview of, 127, 130
string, 128–129
temporal, 129–130
.NET framework
See also Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
IBM data server provider for .NET
registering, 281–282
testing connectivity, 282–283
machine.config, 281
Network Service account (Windows), 174
New Data Development Project Wizard (Data
Studio), 98–100
New Project dialog box (Visual Studio), 284
New SQL Statement Wizard (Data Studio),
100–104
New Stored Procedure Wizard (Data Studio),
104–109
nextval operator (sequences), 228, 231
NLSCHAR value (collation option), 341
no cache option (sequences), 230
NO EXTERNAL ACTION modifier (SQL PL),
146
NODE0000 directory, 348
nominated ID, auth ID compared to, 96
nominating index as clustering index for
table, 221
nomination, adding to NOMINATION table,
105–109
nomination table example
index for, 215–216
modifying to incorporate CategoryID
field, 134
performing default statistics collection
against, 484–485
physical model for, 439
reorganizing, 487–488
table creation, 130–131
normalization, 433
NOT DETERMINISTIC modifier (SQL PL),
145
not enforced keyword, constraints and, 137
not null constraint, 132
notification configuration screen, 29
notimeout option (import utility), 418
null data, columns for tables and, 132
Null value, 438
NULLID schema, 144
numeric data types, native, 128
NUM_LOG_SPAN parameter, 365
■O
object privileges
granting, 187–190
working with, 185–186
objects
adding to project in Data Studio
New SQL Statement Wizard, 100–104
New Stored Procedure Wizard, 104–109
binding
to Web controls, 296–297
to Windows controls, 291
extracting DDL of, 441
JDBC, Properties, 309, 311
managing in Visual Studio
building project, 289–290
creating new view object, 287–289
Server Explorer, 286–287
obtaining DB2, 6–8
ODBC (Open Data Base Connectivity)
standard, 398
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OFF setting (archive logging), 363
offline backups, 373
{OLD | NEW} SAVEPOINT LEVEL modifier
(SQL PL), 146
“on change” rules, 135
on delete ... rules, 136
on update ... rules, 136
online backups, 373
Open Data Base Connectivity (ODBC)
standard, 398
Open Source Application Enablement Team
(Python), 330
openConnection method, 306
operating systems
See also Linux; Windows
security context of, 174–175
optimistic locking features, 466
optimizer, select statement and, 114
optional operating system security for DB2
objects screen, 30
options
db2look utility, 443
db2move utility, 445
options screen, DB2 First Steps, 45
Options tab (Import Table dialog box), 422
order by clause
select statement, 117
XQuery, 204
order clause (sequences), 230
Other Systems (Search The Network) option
(Client Configuration Assistant), 396
outer joins, 118
Output message pane (Visual Studio), 289
OVERHEAD parameter (tablespaces), 346
■P
package groups, 93
packaging for redeployment, 21
parallelism, 372
PARAMETER CCSID {ASCII | UNICODE}
modifier (SQL PL), 146
parameters
authentication, changing
in CLP, 172–173
in Control Center, 170–171
overview of, 169
changing through Control Center, 76–77
database, issuing commands to change,
81–82
discoverability, 404
GROUP_PLUGIN, 182
instance, issuing commands to change, 80
memory, 468–469
self-tuning memory, 469–470
for stored procedures, 144–145
for tablespaces, 346–347
parentheses, stored procedures and, 144
parsing capabilities of Document Viewer, 197
partition groups, 348
pdksh Korn Shell package, preinstallation
requirements for, 15
performance. See indexes
performance tuning
approach to, 459–460
Configuration Advisor
Connections dialog box, 462
Isolation dialog box, 463–464
Populated dialog box, 462
Priority dialog box, 462
Results dialog box, 466–467
Server dialog box, 460
Transactions dialog box, 461
using, 460
Workload dialog box, 461
as hot topic, 459
Memory Visualizer, 471–472
monitor switches, activating, 473
monitors
event, using, 473–478
overview of, 472
snapshot, using, 478–481
physical data-storage issues and, 485
REORG utility, using, 487–488
REORGCHK utility, using, 485–487
RUNSTATS
automated statistics generation,
481–483
manually running, 484–485
self-tuning memory, 468–469
Self-Tuning Memory Management,
469–470
Perl DBI (database interface module)
compiling from source code, 326–327
connecting to DB2, 327–328
executing SQL statements, 328–330
installing, 324–326
overview of, 323
resources on, 330
Perl Package Manager (ppm, Windows),
325–326
permissions for backups and recovery, 359
Personal edition, 5
PHP
coding best practice, 251
IBM_DB2 extensions
ad hoc SQL statements, working with,
252–255
connection management functions,
248–251
functions, 257–258
managing connections, 252
overview of, 248
prepared statements and stored
procedures, working with, 255–257
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overview of, 241
Zend Core framework
classes, 262
configuring, 258–259
connection management, 259–260
developing with, 258
executing statements, 260–262
installing, 242–247
overview of, 241
post-installation checks, 247–248
.php file extension, 244
php.ini master configuration file, 259
physical data-storage issues and
performance tuning, 485
physical model
building, 436–439
for employee table, 121
for skills table, 52
translating logical model to, 436
physical storage for tables, 140–141
pipe symbol (|), XML, 199
placeholders
myself or any of my descendants (//), 207
question mark as, 148
policy (LBAC), defining, 191
Populated dialog box (Configuration
Advisor), 462
positional predicate (XPath), 206
post-installation checks of Zend Core,
247–248
ppm (Perl Package Manager, Windows),
325–326
practicing backups and recovery, 383
predicates (XPath), 205–206
PREDICATES option (user-defined
functions), 158
PREFETCHSIZE parameter (tablespaces),
346
preinstallation requirements, checking,
13–15
prepared statements, working with, 255–257
PreparedStatement class (JDBC), 307
preparing stored procedure via PHP, 255, 257
prevval operator (sequences), 228, 231–232
primary key constraint, 133–134
primary log files, 361
Priority dialog box (Configuration Advisor),
462
privileged groups, instance-level, 168–169
privileges
database-level
changing, 179–181
overview of, 177–178
viewing, 179
group behavior, 182–183
Label-Based Access Control
example of, 192–194
label component, defining, 191
label, defining, 192
parts of, 190–191
policy, defining, 191
object
granting, 187–190
working with, 185–186
preparing to use, 177
roles, 184–185
prize table example
modeling, 432
physical model for, 439
Problem Determination tool (DB2PD), 84–85
procedures, object privileges, 186
processes
killing, 67
server components
DB2 Fault Monitor Coordinator, 72–73
DB2 Governor, 71
DB2 instances and DAS instance, 70–71
DB2 License Server, 71
DB2 Management Service, 71
DB2 Remote Command Server, 72
DB2 Security Server, 72
starting and stopping
from command line, 66–70
from Control Center, 64–66
PRODUCT table (SAMPLE database), XML
and, 196
progress dialog box of Database Creation
Wizard, 47
projects
adding objects to, in Data Studio
New SQL Statement Wizard, 100–104
New Stored Procedure Wizard, 104–109
building in Visual Studio, 289–290
connection management in Data Studio,
97–100
creating
with Rails, 267–268
in Visual Studio, 284
evolving schema with Ruby, 272
pureQuery-enabled, creating, 315–316
Rails, connecting to DB2, 268–269
reverting to earlier schema with Ruby, 274
starting in Data Studio, 95–97
Web, building and running, 298–299
Windows C#, specifying connection for,
292–293
Properties object (JDBC), 309–311
PUBLIC group, 183
pureQuery for Java
autogenerating mapping classes, 318–320
examining results, 321–322
project, creating, 315–316
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pureXML technology
features of, 207–208
inserting XML data and, 209
overview of, 4, 198
Unicode and, 340
XML storage and, 208
XMLPARSE function, 212
XPath and
overview of, 204–205
predicates, 205–206
wildcards, 206
XQuery and, 199–204
Python
connecting with, 332
driver, installing, 330–331
executing SQL statements, 332
resources, 332
■Q
Q Replication, 446
query access plan
with index, 217
without index, 216
query language
pureXML and, 198
XPath
overview of, 204–205
predicates, 205–206
wildcards, 206
XQuery, 199–204
query optimizer, tuning with RUNSTATS,
481–485
question mark, as placeholder, 148
question mark (?) command, 59
QUIESCE_CONNECT authority, 178
quiescing instances, 66
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Rails
connecting project to DB2, 268–269
creating project with, 267–268
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263–267
designing tables in, 269–271
schema evolution feature, 267
rake command (Ruby), 271
READS SQL DATA modifier (SQL PL), 145
REAL data type, 128
recovery
command-line options
full restore tweaked for performance,
382
full restore with redirection, 382
individual tablespace restore, 382–383
overview of, 381
Control Center, using, 377–381
for free, 375
overview of, 375
permissions for, 359
practicing, 383
restoring from backups, 375–376
roll forward, from backups, 376–377
redeployment, packaging for, 21
refactoring connection code (JDBC), 305–307
REFERENCES privilege, 185
referential constraint, 132–136
referential integrity, impact of, 218
refreshing cached classes, 313
registering
IBM data server provider for .NET,
281–282
source table, 451
XML schema, 211
Registers, using, 120–122
Registry Utility (DB2SET), 83
regular tablespaces, 342
relational databases, XML and, 195, 198
relationships, finding in data, 433–434
Remote Command Server, 72
reorg command (Data Row Compression),
457
REORG (reorganization) utility, 487–488
REORGCHK (reorganization check) utility,
485–487
replication
See also Replication Center
configuring
Apply control tables, creating, 451
Apply process, starting, 452
Capture control tables, creating,
450–451
Capture process, starting, 452
launching Replication Center, 447–448
Replication Center dialog box, 448–449
source table, registering, 451
subscription set, creating, 452
preparing for, 446–447
testing, 452–454
Replication Center
Apply control tables, creating, 451
Apply process, starting, 452
Capture control tables, creating, 450–451
Capture process, starting, 452
launching, 447–448
source table, registering, 451
subscription set, creating, 452
Replication Center dialog box, 448–449
Replication Tools (DB2 Client), 391
reserved words, 55
resources
for design, 427
installation topics, 31
Label-Based Access Control, 194
Perl DBI and DBD::DB2 modules, 330
Python, 332
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stored procedures, 155
response file, 20–21
restart clause (alter sequence command),
231
restartcount option (import utility), 419
restore and recovery. See recovery
restore database command, 375
Results dialog box (Configuration Advisor),
466–467
ResultSet class (JDBC), 307
resync manager, 70
return clause (XQuery), 201
Return Status (Data Studio), 109
RETURNS option (user-defined functions),
157
reverse scans of indexes, 219–220
reverting to earlier project schema with Ruby,
274
reviewing installation, 35
Rexx, 333
roles, 184–185
roll forward recovery from backups, 376–377
rollforward command, 376
root user, security context and, 174
row functions, 123
row-typed user-defined functions, 156
rowcount option (import utility), 419
.rsp extension, 21
Ruby
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263–267
evolving schema with, 272
executing migration in, 271–272
reverting to earlier schema with, 274
scaffolding feature
in action, 275–277
generating scaffolding, 275
overview of, 274
schema_info table for, 273
Ruby, Rails, and DB2 Adapter installation
page, 264
Run dialog box, starting DB2 First Steps
from, 40
Run successful message (Data Studio), 102
running
See also launching; starting
Data Development Projects, 102
Web projects in Visual Studio, 298–299
Windows project in Visual Studio, 294
RUNSTATS
automated statistics generation, 481–483
manually running, 484–485
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SAMPLE database
Create Table Wizard, using, 52–55
creating with DB2 First Steps, 45–47
XML in, 195–199
samples of code, accessing, 333–334
scaffolding feature, Ruby on Rails
in action, 275–277
generating scaffolding, 275
overview of, 274
scalar functions, 123
scalar user-defined functions, 156
schema evolution feature (Rails), 267, 272–274
schema registration, XML, 210–212
schemas, 53, 144, 185
schema_info table for Ruby, 273
script option comments (Visual Studio), 290
SECADM authority, 178
seclabel_by_name() function, 193
secondary log files, 361
security context of operating system,
174–175
security issues. See authorities; privileges
Security Server, 72
select ... into ... approach, stored procedures
and, 147
select clause of select statement, 114
select statements (SQL)
clauses, 114–117
count() function, 158
creating tables based on, 142
joins, 118
overview of, 112
sequences and, 231–232
subqueries, 119
union operations, 119–120
Selected menu (Control Center), 51
self-tuning memory, 468–469
Self-Tuning Memory Management (STMM),
347, 469–470
SELF_TUNING_MEM parameter, 469
separate clause technique for declaring
primary keys, 133
sequences
altering, 230–231
attributes for, 228–229
cache clause, 230
creating, 228
description of, 215, 228
example of, 230
no cache option, 230
order clause, 230
using, 231–233
SERVER authentication type, 165
server components
DB2 Fault Monitor Coordinator, 72–73
DB2 Governor, 71
DB2 instances and DAS instance, 70–71
DB2 License Server, 71
DB2 Management Service, 71
DB2 Remote Command Server, 72
DB2 Security Server, 72
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Server dialog box (Configuration Advisor),
460
Server Explorer (Visual Studio), 286–287
Server Support Tools (DB2 Client), 392–393
SERVER_ENCRYPT authentication type, 165
set integrity command, 425
set-based policy components (LBAC), 190
Set-up Tools program folder, 40
Show button (Design Advisor), 226
Show SQL button, 356
shredding XML, 208
signup page, IBM DB2, 8
silent installation, 21
size of system tablespace, 346
skipcount option (import utility), 419
slash character (/), XQuery, 199
SMALLINT data type, 128
SMS (system managed storage) tablespace,
343–345
snapshot monitors, 472, 478–481
SNAP_GET_LOCK function, 480
source table, registering, 451
Spatial Extender Client component
(DB2 Client), 390
specific keyword, 153
SPECIFIC name modifier (SQL PL), 145
specifying alias, 339
SQL
See also statements
data manipulation language (DML)
delete statements, 126
insert statements, 124–125
overview of, 111
select statements, 112–120
update statements, 125
DB2 Registers, using, 120–122
enumerating columns in, 298
statements, executing
with Perl DBI and DBD::DB2 modules,
328–330
with Python, 332
SQL Assist Wizard, 56–57
SQL Builder Wizard (Data Studio)
Add Table dialog box, 103
column selection, 104
SQL Persistent Modules (SQL PM), 143
SQL PL (SQL Procedural Language)
description of, 143
stored procedures
dropping, 152–154
example of, 146–152
managing, 154–155
modifiers for, 145–146
parameters for, 144–145
resources, 155
syntax for, 143
SQL PM (SQL Persistent Modules), 143
SQL Procedural Language. See SQL PL
SQL Procedures component (DB2 Client),
390
SQL Replication, 446
SQL Replication Wizard, 447
SQL Statements step of New Stored
Procedure Wizard, 106–107
SQL0803N warning message, 418
SQL1043C error message, 346
SQL1088W error message, 346
SQL20189W error message, 348
SQL2539W error message, 375
SQL27984W warning message, 411
SQL3148W warning message, 418
SQL3185W warning message, 418
SQL3500W marker message, 425
SQL3515W marker message, 425
SQL3519W marker message, 425
SQL3520W marker message, 425
SQLCODE values, 67–68
SQLJ.REFRESH_CLASSES() procedure, 313
sql-query command, 114
SQLSTATEs, 67–68
square bracket notation in tablespace
assignment, 141
ssh server and client, preinstallation
requirements for, 15
Starter Toolkit for DB2 on Rails, 263–267
starting
See also launching; running; stopping
event monitors, 474
new project in Data Studio, 95–97
processes
from command line, 66–70
from Control Center, 64–66
Statement class (JDBC), 307
statement event monitor, 474–477
statement of requirements, 429–430
statement terminator in CLP, 341
statements
See also select statements (SQL)
alter index, 219
alter table, compress {yes | no} clause, 457
body, writing for stored procedures, 147
create table, 130–132, 457
delete, 126
executing
with Perl DBI and DBD::DB2 modules,
328–330
with Python, 332
with Zend Core framework, 260–262
goto, 150
insert, 124–125, 232
prepared, working with, 255–257
update, 125, 232
STATIC DISPATCH option (user-defined
functions), 158
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statistical summary of import utility, 415
statistics generation in Design Advisor, 224
STMM (Self-Tuning Memory Management)
347, 469–470
stopping
See also starting
event monitors, 475
processes
from command line, 66–70
from Control Center, 64–66
storage
automatic, adding with ALTER DATABASE
command, 349–350
disk level of, 337
logical, 140–141, 342
overview of, 342
for SAMPLE database, choosing options,
46
for tables, specifying characteristics,
140–141
tablespace use
DMS, 345
overview of, 342–343
parameters, 346–347
SMS, 344–345
type, choosing, 343–344
stored procedures
dropping, 152–154
error management and, 151–152
example of, 146–152
Java
class, deploying, 312
class, writing, 311–312
drawbacks to, 314–315
overview of, 311
testing, 314
writing, 313–314
managing, 154–155
modifiers for, 145–146
New Stored Procedure Wizard (Data
Studio), 104–109
parameters for, 144–145
resources, 155
syntax for, 143
user-defined functions compared to, 156
working with, 255–257
writing, 105
string data types, native, 128–129
subqueries, 119
subscription set, creating, 452
subselect-to-join conversions, 119
SUPPLIERS table (SAMPLE database), XML
and, 196
surrogate key, adding, 437
syntax
ANSI join, 118
export utility, 408
declaring primary keys, 133
foreign key clause, 135
generated clause, 138
import utility, 414
index creation, 215
sequence creation, 228
stored procedures, 143
table creation, 127
tablespace storage characteristics of
tables, 141
user-defined functions, 157
view creation, 233
synthetic key, adding, 437
SYSADM group, 168
SYSADM_GROUP parameter, changing, 169
SYSCATSPACE, 342
SYSCTRL group, 168
sysibm.sysdummy1 table, 121
SYSMAINT group, 168
SYSMON group, 168
SYSMON_GROUP parameter, changing, 171
system catalog tables, 112
system catalog views, 113
system managed storage (SMS) tablespace,
343–345
system tablespaces
allocating size for, 346
description of, 342
system temporary tablespaces, 342
System Tray Tool, 82
SYSTEM value (collation option), 340
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-t option (db2 executable), 341
table() function, 160
table-typed user-defined functions, 156
TableAdapter object (Visual Studio), 294
tables
Apply control, creating, 451
award_result, 217
Capture control, creating, 450–451
catalog, 112
category
identity columns for, 140
logical model for, 134
nomination table and, 134–135
physical model for, 134
clustering data in, 485
columns for
automatic value generation, 138–140
check constraints, 136–137
disabling and deferring constraints, 137
null data, working with, 132
primary key constraints, 133–134
referential constraints, 134–136
compressing, 457–458
Create Table Wizard, using, 52–55
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tables (continued)
creating and managing
data types, 127–130
nomination table example, 130–131
designing in Rails, 269–271
employee
adding new employee to, 122
modeling, 432
physical model for, 121
features specific to, 141
functions, 123
intersection, physical design of, 438
lock types supported for, 464–466
naming, 131
nominating index as clustering index for,
221
nomination
index for, 215–216
modifying to incorporate CategoryID
field, 134
performing default statistics collection
against, 484–485
physical model for, 439
reorganizing, 487–488
table creation, 130–131
object privileges, 185
options for creating, 142
prize
modeling, 432
physical model for, 439
PRODUCT (SAMPLE database), 196
reorganization for, 488
schema_info, for Ruby, 273
source, registering, 451
storage characteristics, specifying,
140–141
syntax for creating, 127
sysibm.sysdummy1, 121
system catalog, 112
votes cast, 146–152
tablespace backups, 373
tablespaces
buffer pools, 347–348
declaring at table creation, 140
description of, 337
DMS, 343–345
DROPPED TABLE RECOVERY parameter,
348
parameters for, 346–347
SMS, 344–345
type, choosing, 343–344
use of, 342–343
working with, 350–356
Target tab (Export Table dialog box), 412
tbscan access method, 216
-tc option (db2move utility), 444
TCP communications manager, 70
TCP port 523, DAS and, 25
-td option (db2 executable), 341
temporal data types, native, 129–130
TEMPSPACE, 342
terminate command, 61
territory values, 340
Test Connection button (Visual Studio), 286
testconn20.exe utility, 282–283
testing
connection problem, 250
DB2 .NET connectivity, 282–283
to determine correctness of XML, 209
IBM Database Add-Ins for Microsoft
Visual Studio, 283–286
Java stored procedures, 314
replication, 452–454
user privileges, 181
text() function, XQuery, 204
text handling, 340–341
Thin Client Code Server (DB2 Client), 392
third-party connectivity options, 405
three-valued logic, 438
TIME data type, 129
TIMESTAMP data type, 130
Timing tab (RUNSTATS), 482
tools
See also command-line tools; Control
Center; Data Studio (IBM); DB2 First
Steps; utilities
Configuration Assistant, 391
DB2 Client, 391–393
DB2 Command Editor, 55–57
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263–267
System Tray Tool, 82
tools catalog configuration screen, 28
TOOLSDB database, 28
Transactions dialog box (Configuration
Advisor), 461
TRANSFERRATE parameter (tablespaces),
347
translating logical model to physical model,
436
tree-based policy components (LBAC), 190
TRUST_ALLCLNTS modifier, 165
TRUST_CLNTAUTH modifier, 165
TSM setting (archive logging), 363
Type 4 JDBC driver, 405
Typical installation, 19
■U
UCA400_NO, UCA400_LSK, and
UCA400_LTH values (collation
option), 340
UDFs. See user-defined functions (UDFs)
Unicode, 340
Unified Modeling Language (UML), 430
uninstalling DB2, 34
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union operations, 119–120
unique values, enforcing with index, 217–218
unpacking installation downloads, 12
unquiescing instances, 66
Update Catalog Statistics dialog box (Design
Advisor), 224
UPDATE MONITOR SWITCHES command, 473
update statements (SQL), 125, 232
updating
views, 235
XML data, 212–213
upper() function, 123
URL, JDBC connection, 304–305
use cases for Employee of the Year
application
analysis of, 432–433
basic, 430
identification of, 432
owner, 431
powerful personal activities, 430
user nomination for DB2 Administration
Instance, 26
user temporary tablespaces, 343
user-defined functions (UDFs)
calling, 159–160
example of, 158–159
managing, 161
modifiers for, 157–158
syntax for, 157
types of, 156
USEREXIT setting (archive logging), 363
users
See also authentication
adding, express technique for, 180
granting object privileges to, 187–190
preinstallation requirements for, 14
USERSPACE1, 342
utilities
db2evmon, 475
DB2LEVEL (Version Information), 82
db2licm, 35
db2look, 441–443, 445–446
db2move, 441, 443–445
DB2PD (Problem Determination), 84–85
DB2SET (Registry Utility), 83
import
load utility compared to, 423–425
options, 416
statistical summary, 415
syntax, 414
warning messages, 417–418
XML parsing and validation options, 421
load, 423–426
REORG, 487–488
REORGCHK, 485–487
testconn20.exe, 282–283
vsai.exe, 283
■V
validation of XML, 209
van Rossum, Guido, 330
VARCHAR data type, 129
VARGRAPHIC data type, 129
VENDOR setting (archive logging), 363
Venn diagrams, 119
Version Information Utility (DB2LEVEL), 82
versions of DB2, 9
view template (Visual Studio), 287–288
viewing database authorities, 179
views
catalog, 113
creating, 233–235
description of, 215, 233, 237
object privileges, 185
options for, 235–237
selecting for Control Center, 49
system catalog, 113
virtual machines, download package for, 6
Vista (Windows) support, 11
Visual Basic and Visual Basic .NET, 334
Visual Studio Add-In installer (vsai.exe), 283
Visual Studio.NET (Microsoft)
building .NET Web applications
binding objects to controls, 296–297
building and running projects, 298–299
overview of, 295
building .NET Windows applications
binding objects to controls, 291
exploring connection’s related objects,
294
overview of, 290
running projects, 294
specifying connection for, 292–293
IBM data server provider for .NET,
registering, 281–282
IBM Database Add-Ins for
installing, 279–280, 283
testing, 283–286
integration with, 279
managing objects
building project, 289–290
creating new view object, 287–289
Server Explorer, 286–287
testing DB2 .NET connectivity, 282–283
votes cast table example, 146–152
vsai.exe (Visual Studio Add-In installer), 283
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■W
Wall, Larry, 323
warning messages
import utility, 417–418
import utility output, 415
SQL27984W, 411
warningcount n option (import utility), 418
watchdog process, 70
WEBrick web server (Ruby)
starting, 275
Welcome Aboard page, 276
websites
DB2 on Rails toolkit, 263
IBM DB2 home page, 6
IBM DB2 permalink, 143
Information Center, 68
Python Package Index repository, 330
Zend, 241
welcome dialog box (Data Studio), 95
well-formed test of XML, 209
where clause
select statement, 115–116
XQuery, 203
wildcards (XPath), 206
Windows
AD domain features, 174
building .NET applications for with Visual
Studio
binding objects to controls, 291
exploring connection’s related objects,
294
overview of, 290
running projects, 294
specifying connection for, 292–293
DB2 Administration Instance and, 26
DB2 First Steps, launching under, 40–41
graphical installation under, 15–30
installing DB2 on, 11
installing Zend Core under, 242
Local System and Network Service
accounts, 174
looking for groups in, 182–183
reviewing installation under, 35
Ruby, installing under, 266
users and groups under, 14
with check option (views), 235
Workgroup edition, 5
workload, 223
Workload dialog box (Configuration Advisor),
461
write-ahead logging, 360
writing
body statements for stored procedures,
147
Java stored procedures, 313–314
JDBC applications
connection URL, 304–305
data, working with, 307–309
features, working with, 309–311
overview of, 303–304
refactoring connection code, 305–307
required CLASSPATH inclusions or
imports, 304
stored procedures, 105
■X
X server
preinstallation requirements for, 15
security settings, and DB2 First Steps, 41
xhost command, 41
XML
See also pureXML technology
case sensitivity of, 201
delete statement, 213
insert statement, 208–210
predictions about, 195
in SAMPLE database, 195–199
schema registration, 210–212
Unicode and, 340
update statement, 212–213
XPath queries for, 204–206
XQuery for, 199–204
XML data type, 130
XML Extender component (DB2 Client), 390
XML Extender Samples component (DB2
Client), 391
XML objects, exporting, 411–412
XML Schema Repository (XSR), 210
XMLEXISTS function, 213
xmlns namespace attribute, 199
XMLPARSE function, 212
xmlparse preserve whitespace option
(import utility), 421
XMLTable function, 207–208
XPath queries for XML
overview of, 204–205
predicates, 205–206
wildcards, 206
XQuery
for XML, 199–204
XPath compared to, 205
xquery keyword
XPath, 204
XQuery, 200
XSR (XML Schema Repository), 210
xs:string notation, 202
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■Y
.yml file extension, 268
■Z
z/OS, DB2 for, 6
Zend Core framework
administrative login interface, 246
administrative summary dialog box, 247
administrator password dialog box, 246
classes, 262
configuring, 258–259
connection management, 259–260
custom component selection, 244
developing with, 258
executing statements, 260–262
file extension specification dialog box, 244
installing, 242–247
overview of, 241
post-installation checks, 247–248
summary dialog box, 246
web server selection, 244
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