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IBM DB2 Universal Database V9. 5 System Administration
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills they need to perform the routine tasks of a DB2 Universal Database Systems Administrator. Through instructor presentations, they will learn about the tools and commands needed to configure and maintain instances and database objects. Through lab exercises, students will have the opportunity to practice the skills theya ™ve learned in a simulated database server environment
Related Software Programs or Products: IBM DB2 Universal Database V9.5
Related Awards, Degrees or Certifications: 000-730,000-731
Related Jobs or Careers: db2 dba
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Module 1 Overview of DB2 Major Components
Objectives
DB2 and E-Business
Effective E-Business Model
DB2 E-Business Components
DB2 Product Family
DB2 Object Architecture
DB2 Architecture Multiple Instances
DB2 Architecture Processes
DB2 Architecture Shared Memory
DB2 Architecture Configuration Files
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 2 Introduction to GUI Tools
What are the GUI Tools?
List of GUI Tools
First Steps - Overview
First Steps: Create Sample Databases
First Steps: Working With Tutorials
First Steps: Quick Tour
Information Center
Control Center: Overview
Control Center: Tools Menu
Control Center: Object Menus
Configuration Assistant: Overview
Command Center: Overview
Command Center: Query Results
Task Center: Overview
Task Center: Task Menu
Task Center: New Task
Task Center: Options
Health Center
Journal
License Center
Development Center: Create a Project
Development Center: Project View
Development Center: Create a New Routine
Visual Explain: Scenario
Visual Explain: Overview
Visual Explain: Access Plan
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 3 Data Placement
Objectives
Table Spaces
Containers
Extents
Buffer pool
SMS Table Spaces
DMS Table Spaces
SMS Table Spaces and Tables
DMS Table Spaces and Tables
SMS vs. DMS
Buffer pools and Table Spaces
Table Spaces Defined at Database Creation
CREATE DATABASE Example
CREATE TABLESPACE Syntax
CREATE TABLE SPACE Examples
EXTENTSIZE and PREFETCHSIZE
Authority to Create Table Space
Listing Table Spaces
Listing Table Spaces with Detail
Listing Containers
LIST TABLE SPACES Authority
LIST TABLESPACE CONTAINERS Authority
Altering Table Spaces
ALTER TABLESPACE Syntax
ALTER TABLESPACE: Example
ALTER TABLESPACE: Example
ALTER TABLESPACE Authorization
Dropping Table Spaces
DROP TABLESPACE Authority
DMS Table Space Minimum Size
Performance: Container Size
RAID Devices
Performance: SMS Table Spaces
Performance: DMS Table Spaces
Performance: Catalog Table Space
Performance: System-Temporary Space
Performance: User Table Spaces
Module 4 Creating an Instance
Objectives
Instance Components
Requirements to Create a UNIX Instance
The SYSADM User and Group
Fenced User
DAS User
Database Administration Server (DAS)
Creating an Instance
The db2icrt Command in Detail
Creating an Instance in Windows
Drop Instance
Why Drop the DAS?
Starting Instances
Stopping Instances
Instance Configuration Using the CLP
Instance Configuration Using the Control Center
Update Instance Configuration
Registry Variables
Levels of the Registry
View Registry Variables
Set Registry Variables
Instance Authorization
Client/ Server Connectivity
Manual Configuration
Manual Configuration Scenario
Cataloging the Server
Cataloging the Database
Cataloging Authorization
Configuration Assistant (CA)
Discovery Parameters
Configuration Assistant Overview
Configuration Assistant: Add a Database
Add Database Wizard: Set Up Connection
Add Database Wizard: Search the Network
Add Database Wizard: Testing the Connection
Search: Configuration is Complete
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 5 Database Tables and Views
Objectives
The Database Configuration File
Managing the DB CFG File Using CLP
Managing DB CFG Using CC
Database Configuration Window
Starting and Stopping Databases
FORCE APPLICATION
Authorization
Schemas
Current Schema
CREATE SCHEMA SQL Statement
CREATE SCHEMA Examples
Create a Schema Using SQL Statements
System Catalog Tables
Querying Catalog Tables for Table Names
Querying Catalog Tables for Table Spaces
Querying Catalog Tables for Bufferpools
Querying Catalog Tables for Constraints
Large Objects
Large Objects and Tables
Temporary Tables
Benefits of Global Temporary Tables
Creating Temporary Tables
Temporary Table Authorizations
Views
Classifying Views
CREATE VIEW Examples
Creating Views Using the Control Center
Create View Window
SQL Assist Window
SQL Assist: Tables Page
Federated System
Federated System Objects
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 6 Creating Indexes
Objectives
Overview
Type- Indexes
Types of Indexes
Unique Indexes
Index: Tables and Columns
Clustered Indexes
Index: PCTFREE and MINPCTUSED
Bidirectional Indexes
Index: Illustration
Unique Index: Example
Clustered Index: Example
Bidirectional Index: Example
Creating Indexes in the Control Center
Design Advisor
Design Advisor: Workload Panel
Design Advisor: Collect Statistics
Design Advisor: Disk Usage
Design Advisor: Calculate
Design Advisor: Recommendations
Design Advisor: Unused Objects
Design Advisor: Schedule
Design Advisor: Summary
Design Advisor in the CLP: db2advis
Db2advis: Implementation
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 7 Using Constraints
Objectives
Keys: Overview
Primary Key
Primary Key: Table Creation Time
Creating Tables in the Control Center
Adding a Primary Key to an Existing Table: SQL
Adding a Primary Key: Alter Table Window
Foreign Key
Foreign Key: Table Creation Time
Foreign Key: Control Center
Unique Key
Specifying a Unique Key at Table Creation Time
Changing a Unique Key: ALTER TABLE
Check Constraint
Check Constraint: Table Creation Time
Create Table Window: Adding Check Constraints
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 8 Data Movement Utilities
Objectives
Exporting Data
Data Movement Utilities
Data Movement Utilities: EXPORT
EXPORT Command
EXPORT Option: Filename and File Type
EXPORT Option: LOBS TO
EXPORT Option: LOBFILE
EXPORT Option: File Type Modifier ()
EXPORT Option: METHOD
EXPORT Option: MESSAGES
EXPORT Option: Select Statement
EXPORT Option: HIERARCHY
EXPORT Option: HIERARCHY
EXPORT: Authorization
IMPORT Command
IMPORT Command: File Options and LOB
IMPORT Command: File Type Modifiers
IMPORT Command: METHOD
IMPORT Command: Count and Message Options
IMPORT: Authorization
Data Movement Utilities: LOAD
LOAD Phases
LOAD: Load Phase
LOAD: Build Phase
LOAD: Delete Phase
LOAD: Target and Exception Tables
LOAD Command: Syntax
LOAD Command: Filename and Location
LOAD Command: Filetype and Modifier
LOAD Command: METHOD
LOAD Command: Counter Options
LOAD Command: Mode
LOAD Command: Exception Table
LOAD Command: Statistics
Load Command: Parallelism
LOAD Command: Copy Options
LOAD Command: Indexing
LOAD: Performance Modifiers
Unsuccessful Load Operation
Post Load: Table Space State
Post Load: Removing Pending States
LOAD: Additional Features in DB2
LOAD: Authorization
IMPORT Versus LOAD
Data Movement Utilities: db2move
Data Movement Utilities: db2move
Db2move Command: Syntax
Data Movement Utilities: db2look
Db2look Command: Syntax
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 9 Data Maintenance Utilities
Objectives
Data Maintenance: The Need
REORGCHK: Analyzing Physical Data Organization
REORGCHK Command: Syntax and Examples
REORGCHK: Table Statistics
REORGCHK: Index Statistics
REORGCHK: Interpreting of Index Information
Reorganization
REORG Command: Syntax and Example
REORG: Using Index
Generating Statistics
RUNSTATS Command: Syntax and Examples
RUNSTATS: Distribution Statistics
REBIND
REBIND and db2rbind: Syntax
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 10 Locking and Concurrency
Objectives
Why Are Locks Needed?
Types of Locks
Locking Type Compatibility
Lock Conversion
Lock Escalation
Explicit and Implicit Locking
Possible Problems When Data Is Shared
Isolation Levels
Deadlocks
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 11 Backup and Recovery
Objectives
Types of Recovery
Logging Concepts
Transaction Log File Usage
Circular Logging
Dual Logging
Archival Logging/ Log Retain
Backup Utility
Backup Files
Restoring a Backup Image
The Database Roll Forward
Redirected Restore
Restore Considerations
Table Space Recovery
Table Space State: Offline
Table Space Offline State (cont)
Backup and Restore Summary
Recovery History File
Dropped Table Recovery
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 12 Performance Monitoring
Objectives
Performance Tuning Overview
Common Database Server Parameters
Common Database Parameters
AUTOCONFIGURE
Query Parallelism
Monitoring Performance
Snapshot Monitor
Snapshot Monitor: Switches
Retrieving Snapshot Information
Snapshot Output: Locks
Snapshot Monitoring: Authority
Event Monitoring
Event Monitor
Event Monitor: Data Collection
Event Monitor Interface
Event Monitoring: Steps and Authorization
Creating an Event Monitor: Type of Event
Creating an Event Monitor: Event Condition
Creating an Event Monitor: File Path
Creating an Event Monitor: Maxfiles
Creating an Event Monitor: Maxfilesize
Creating an Event Monitor: Buffersize
Creating an Event Monitor: Append/ Replace
Creating an Event Monitor: Manual Start/ Autostart
Creating an Event Monitor: Example
Event Monitor: Start/ Flush
Event Monitor: Reading Output
Event Monitor: db2eva
Event Monitor: db2eva (cont)
Event Monitor: db2eva (cont)
Health Monitor and Health Center
Health Indicator Settings
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 13 Query Optimization
Objectives
Query Optimization
SQL Compiler Overview
What is Explain?
Query Explain Tables
Capturing Explain Data
Capturing Explain Data: Explain Statement
Capture Explain Data: Special Register
Prep-Bind Overview
DB2 SQL Explain Tools
View Explain Data: db2expln
View Explain Data: Visual Explain
Visual Explain: Graphical Output
Visual Explain: Component Details
Visual Explain: Uses
Explain: Setting the Optimization Level
Minimize Client-Server Communication
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 14 Problem Determination
Objectives
To Solve a Problem
Describe the Problem
Problem Types
Required Diagnostic Data
Required Data Checklist
Additional Data Available
The db2diaglog File
Suggestion
DIAGLEVEL Considerations
Location of the db2diaglog File
Db2diaglog Information Example
db2diaglog Example: Starting the Database
db2diaglog: Finding Error Information
Looking Up Internal Codes
Byte Reversal
Looking Up Internal Return Codes
Db2diaglog Example: Container Error
Db2diaglog Example: Sharing Violation
Db2diaglog Example: Manual Cleanup
Db2diaglog Example: Database Connection
Which Container?
Error Explanation
Error Reasons
Error Resolution
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 15 Security
Objectives
Security
Authentication
Authentication Type: Server
Authentication Type: DCS
Encrypted Password
Authentication Type: KERBEROS
Authentication Type: KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT
Authentication Type: CLIENT
TRUST_ALLCLNTS
TRUST_CLNTAUTH
Authorities
Authorities in the DBM Configuration
Database Authority Summary
Privileges
Levels of Privileges
Database Level Privileges
Schema Level Privileges
Table and View Privileges
Package and Routine Privileges
Index and Table Space Privileges
Implicit Privileges
Privileges Required for Application Development
System Catalog Views
Hierarchy of Authorizations and Privileges
Audit Facility
The db2audit Command: How It Works
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 16 Summary
Objectives
Course Objectives
Basic Technical References
Advanced Technical References
Next Courses
Evaluation Sheet
Lab Exercises Environment
Overview
Client Setup (Windows)
DB2 Server Setup (Windows)
DB2 Server Setup (UNIX/ Linux)
DB2 Platforms
DB2 Command Line Syntax
DB2 Online Reference
Starting a Command Line Session
QUIT vs. TERMINATE vs. CONNECT RESET
List CLP Command Options
Modify CLP Options
Input File: No Operating System Commands
Objectives
DB2 and E-Business
Effective E-Business Model
DB2 E-Business Components
DB2 Product Family
DB2 Object Architecture
DB2 Architecture Multiple Instances
DB2 Architecture Processes
DB2 Architecture Shared Memory
DB2 Architecture Configuration Files
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 2 Introduction to GUI Tools
What are the GUI Tools?
List of GUI Tools
First Steps - Overview
First Steps: Create Sample Databases
First Steps: Working With Tutorials
First Steps: Quick Tour
Information Center
Control Center: Overview
Control Center: Tools Menu
Control Center: Object Menus
Configuration Assistant: Overview
Command Center: Overview
Command Center: Query Results
Task Center: Overview
Task Center: Task Menu
Task Center: New Task
Task Center: Options
Health Center
Journal
License Center
Development Center: Create a Project
Development Center: Project View
Development Center: Create a New Routine
Visual Explain: Scenario
Visual Explain: Overview
Visual Explain: Access Plan
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 3 Data Placement
Objectives
Table Spaces
Containers
Extents
Buffer pool
SMS Table Spaces
DMS Table Spaces
SMS Table Spaces and Tables
DMS Table Spaces and Tables
SMS vs. DMS
Buffer pools and Table Spaces
Table Spaces Defined at Database Creation
CREATE DATABASE Example
CREATE TABLESPACE Syntax
CREATE TABLE SPACE Examples
EXTENTSIZE and PREFETCHSIZE
Authority to Create Table Space
Listing Table Spaces
Listing Table Spaces with Detail
Listing Containers
LIST TABLE SPACES Authority
LIST TABLESPACE CONTAINERS Authority
Altering Table Spaces
ALTER TABLESPACE Syntax
ALTER TABLESPACE: Example
ALTER TABLESPACE: Example
ALTER TABLESPACE Authorization
Dropping Table Spaces
DROP TABLESPACE Authority
DMS Table Space Minimum Size
Performance: Container Size
RAID Devices
Performance: SMS Table Spaces
Performance: DMS Table Spaces
Performance: Catalog Table Space
Performance: System-Temporary Space
Performance: User Table Spaces
Module 4 Creating an Instance
Objectives
Instance Components
Requirements to Create a UNIX Instance
The SYSADM User and Group
Fenced User
DAS User
Database Administration Server (DAS)
Creating an Instance
The db2icrt Command in Detail
Creating an Instance in Windows
Drop Instance
Why Drop the DAS?
Starting Instances
Stopping Instances
Instance Configuration Using the CLP
Instance Configuration Using the Control Center
Update Instance Configuration
Registry Variables
Levels of the Registry
View Registry Variables
Set Registry Variables
Instance Authorization
Client/ Server Connectivity
Manual Configuration
Manual Configuration Scenario
Cataloging the Server
Cataloging the Database
Cataloging Authorization
Configuration Assistant (CA)
Discovery Parameters
Configuration Assistant Overview
Configuration Assistant: Add a Database
Add Database Wizard: Set Up Connection
Add Database Wizard: Search the Network
Add Database Wizard: Testing the Connection
Search: Configuration is Complete
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 5 Database Tables and Views
Objectives
The Database Configuration File
Managing the DB CFG File Using CLP
Managing DB CFG Using CC
Database Configuration Window
Starting and Stopping Databases
FORCE APPLICATION
Authorization
Schemas
Current Schema
CREATE SCHEMA SQL Statement
CREATE SCHEMA Examples
Create a Schema Using SQL Statements
System Catalog Tables
Querying Catalog Tables for Table Names
Querying Catalog Tables for Table Spaces
Querying Catalog Tables for Bufferpools
Querying Catalog Tables for Constraints
Large Objects
Large Objects and Tables
Temporary Tables
Benefits of Global Temporary Tables
Creating Temporary Tables
Temporary Table Authorizations
Views
Classifying Views
CREATE VIEW Examples
Creating Views Using the Control Center
Create View Window
SQL Assist Window
SQL Assist: Tables Page
Federated System
Federated System Objects
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 6 Creating Indexes
Objectives
Overview
Type- Indexes
Types of Indexes
Unique Indexes
Index: Tables and Columns
Clustered Indexes
Index: PCTFREE and MINPCTUSED
Bidirectional Indexes
Index: Illustration
Unique Index: Example
Clustered Index: Example
Bidirectional Index: Example
Creating Indexes in the Control Center
Design Advisor
Design Advisor: Workload Panel
Design Advisor: Collect Statistics
Design Advisor: Disk Usage
Design Advisor: Calculate
Design Advisor: Recommendations
Design Advisor: Unused Objects
Design Advisor: Schedule
Design Advisor: Summary
Design Advisor in the CLP: db2advis
Db2advis: Implementation
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 7 Using Constraints
Objectives
Keys: Overview
Primary Key
Primary Key: Table Creation Time
Creating Tables in the Control Center
Adding a Primary Key to an Existing Table: SQL
Adding a Primary Key: Alter Table Window
Foreign Key
Foreign Key: Table Creation Time
Foreign Key: Control Center
Unique Key
Specifying a Unique Key at Table Creation Time
Changing a Unique Key: ALTER TABLE
Check Constraint
Check Constraint: Table Creation Time
Create Table Window: Adding Check Constraints
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 8 Data Movement Utilities
Objectives
Exporting Data
Data Movement Utilities
Data Movement Utilities: EXPORT
EXPORT Command
EXPORT Option: Filename and File Type
EXPORT Option: LOBS TO
EXPORT Option: LOBFILE
EXPORT Option: File Type Modifier ()
EXPORT Option: METHOD
EXPORT Option: MESSAGES
EXPORT Option: Select Statement
EXPORT Option: HIERARCHY
EXPORT Option: HIERARCHY
EXPORT: Authorization
IMPORT Command
IMPORT Command: File Options and LOB
IMPORT Command: File Type Modifiers
IMPORT Command: METHOD
IMPORT Command: Count and Message Options
IMPORT: Authorization
Data Movement Utilities: LOAD
LOAD Phases
LOAD: Load Phase
LOAD: Build Phase
LOAD: Delete Phase
LOAD: Target and Exception Tables
LOAD Command: Syntax
LOAD Command: Filename and Location
LOAD Command: Filetype and Modifier
LOAD Command: METHOD
LOAD Command: Counter Options
LOAD Command: Mode
LOAD Command: Exception Table
LOAD Command: Statistics
Load Command: Parallelism
LOAD Command: Copy Options
LOAD Command: Indexing
LOAD: Performance Modifiers
Unsuccessful Load Operation
Post Load: Table Space State
Post Load: Removing Pending States
LOAD: Additional Features in DB2
LOAD: Authorization
IMPORT Versus LOAD
Data Movement Utilities: db2move
Data Movement Utilities: db2move
Db2move Command: Syntax
Data Movement Utilities: db2look
Db2look Command: Syntax
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 9 Data Maintenance Utilities
Objectives
Data Maintenance: The Need
REORGCHK: Analyzing Physical Data Organization
REORGCHK Command: Syntax and Examples
REORGCHK: Table Statistics
REORGCHK: Index Statistics
REORGCHK: Interpreting of Index Information
Reorganization
REORG Command: Syntax and Example
REORG: Using Index
Generating Statistics
RUNSTATS Command: Syntax and Examples
RUNSTATS: Distribution Statistics
REBIND
REBIND and db2rbind: Syntax
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 10 Locking and Concurrency
Objectives
Why Are Locks Needed?
Types of Locks
Locking Type Compatibility
Lock Conversion
Lock Escalation
Explicit and Implicit Locking
Possible Problems When Data Is Shared
Isolation Levels
Deadlocks
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 11 Backup and Recovery
Objectives
Types of Recovery
Logging Concepts
Transaction Log File Usage
Circular Logging
Dual Logging
Archival Logging/ Log Retain
Backup Utility
Backup Files
Restoring a Backup Image
The Database Roll Forward
Redirected Restore
Restore Considerations
Table Space Recovery
Table Space State: Offline
Table Space Offline State (cont)
Backup and Restore Summary
Recovery History File
Dropped Table Recovery
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 12 Performance Monitoring
Objectives
Performance Tuning Overview
Common Database Server Parameters
Common Database Parameters
AUTOCONFIGURE
Query Parallelism
Monitoring Performance
Snapshot Monitor
Snapshot Monitor: Switches
Retrieving Snapshot Information
Snapshot Output: Locks
Snapshot Monitoring: Authority
Event Monitoring
Event Monitor
Event Monitor: Data Collection
Event Monitor Interface
Event Monitoring: Steps and Authorization
Creating an Event Monitor: Type of Event
Creating an Event Monitor: Event Condition
Creating an Event Monitor: File Path
Creating an Event Monitor: Maxfiles
Creating an Event Monitor: Maxfilesize
Creating an Event Monitor: Buffersize
Creating an Event Monitor: Append/ Replace
Creating an Event Monitor: Manual Start/ Autostart
Creating an Event Monitor: Example
Event Monitor: Start/ Flush
Event Monitor: Reading Output
Event Monitor: db2eva
Event Monitor: db2eva (cont)
Event Monitor: db2eva (cont)
Health Monitor and Health Center
Health Indicator Settings
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 13 Query Optimization
Objectives
Query Optimization
SQL Compiler Overview
What is Explain?
Query Explain Tables
Capturing Explain Data
Capturing Explain Data: Explain Statement
Capture Explain Data: Special Register
Prep-Bind Overview
DB2 SQL Explain Tools
View Explain Data: db2expln
View Explain Data: Visual Explain
Visual Explain: Graphical Output
Visual Explain: Component Details
Visual Explain: Uses
Explain: Setting the Optimization Level
Minimize Client-Server Communication
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 14 Problem Determination
Objectives
To Solve a Problem
Describe the Problem
Problem Types
Required Diagnostic Data
Required Data Checklist
Additional Data Available
The db2diaglog File
Suggestion
DIAGLEVEL Considerations
Location of the db2diaglog File
Db2diaglog Information Example
db2diaglog Example: Starting the Database
db2diaglog: Finding Error Information
Looking Up Internal Codes
Byte Reversal
Looking Up Internal Return Codes
Db2diaglog Example: Container Error
Db2diaglog Example: Sharing Violation
Db2diaglog Example: Manual Cleanup
Db2diaglog Example: Database Connection
Which Container?
Error Explanation
Error Reasons
Error Resolution
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 15 Security
Objectives
Security
Authentication
Authentication Type: Server
Authentication Type: DCS
Encrypted Password
Authentication Type: KERBEROS
Authentication Type: KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT
Authentication Type: CLIENT
TRUST_ALLCLNTS
TRUST_CLNTAUTH
Authorities
Authorities in the DBM Configuration
Database Authority Summary
Privileges
Levels of Privileges
Database Level Privileges
Schema Level Privileges
Table and View Privileges
Package and Routine Privileges
Index and Table Space Privileges
Implicit Privileges
Privileges Required for Application Development
System Catalog Views
Hierarchy of Authorizations and Privileges
Audit Facility
The db2audit Command: How It Works
Summary
Lab Exercises
Module 16 Summary
Objectives
Course Objectives
Basic Technical References
Advanced Technical References
Next Courses
Evaluation Sheet
Lab Exercises Environment
Overview
Client Setup (Windows)
DB2 Server Setup (Windows)
DB2 Server Setup (UNIX/ Linux)
DB2 Platforms
DB2 Command Line Syntax
DB2 Online Reference
Starting a Command Line Session
QUIT vs. TERMINATE vs. CONNECT RESET
List CLP Command Options
Modify CLP Options
Input File: No Operating System Commands
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