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This document covers various case studies on DB2, including creating tables, referential integrity, triggers, stored procedures, partitioning, reorg, backup and restore, automatic storage, event monitoring, schema copy, and identity columns. It is useful for understanding practical applications in database management.
What's inside
- Creating tables and loading data
- Referential integrity and cascading options
- Triggers and stored procedures
- Range partitioned tables and views
- Reorganizing tables and backups
Who it is for: Students studying database management systems, especially DB2. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Database management with IBM's DB2 is explained. Students see how to handle data in real-world situations.
Creating Tables and Loading Data
Creating databases and tablespaces is covered. Steps for creating tables, inserting records, and exporting/importing data are given.
Referential Integrity and Triggers
Referential integrity between tables is explained. Triggers and stored procedures are used to manage data automatically.
Partitioned Tables and Views
Range-partitioned tables and views are created. Multi-dimensional clustering tables are also introduced.
Backup and Restore Operations
Offline and online backup and restore processes are described. Tablespace-level backup and redirected restore are also covered.
Key terms
- tablespaces
- A logical storage area within a database.
- referential integrity
- Rules that ensure relationships between tables remain consistent.
- triggers
- Database objects that automatically execute in response to certain events.
- range-partitioned tables
- Tables divided into partitions based on ranges of values in a column.
- event monitor
- A tool to capture and record specific database events for analysis.
- identity columns
- Columns that automatically generate unique values for each new record.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you create and manage tables in DB2?
- What are the steps for ensuring referential integrity?
- How do you perform backup and restore operations in DB2?
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