DB2 V9 Transition for Programmers
Short course
In Edinburgh
Description
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Type
Short course
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Location
Edinburgh (Scotland)
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Duration
1 Day
The aim of this Course is to provide the delegate, familiar with DB2 V8, with the necessary skills required to use the new Version 9 features. Suitable for: This Course is aimed at DB2 Applications Programmers who need to understand the new programming and SQL features of DB2 Version 9.
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About this course
A strong working programming knowledge of DB2 Version 8 is required to attend this Course.
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Course Objectives
The aim of this Course is to provide the delegate, familiar with DB2 V8, with the necessary skills required to use the new Version 9 features.
Course Details
- SQL ENHANCEMENTS
- Merge and Select From Merge Statements
- Enhanced Fetch First and Order By Support
- Select from Insert - Version 8 Recap
- Select from Insert Example
- Version 9 - Select From Update / Delete
- Union, Intersect and Except
- Version 8 Recap - Union
- Intersect and Except
- Instead Of Triggers
- Bigint - Data Type and Function
- Binary - Data Type and Function
- Decflaot - Data Type
- Varbinary - Data Type
- Rank, Dense_Rank and Row_Number
- Rank and Dense_Rank
- Row_Number
- COLLATION_KEY function
- Implicitly Hidden Columns
- PROGRAMMING ENHANCEMENTS
- File Reference Variables
- LOB Data Manipulation - Recap
- Example Using LOB Variables
- LOB Manipulation
- Using LOB Locators
- Declaring LOB Locator Host Variables
- Holding Locators
- Example Using LOB Locators
- Fetching LOB and XML data
- E-BUSINESS ENHANCEMENTS
- Integration of XML Data
- XML Review
- Storing XML Documents
- The XMLSerialize Function
- XML Indexes
- XML Document Retrieval
- XML Performace
- Application development
- Database administration support
- Performance benefits through indexing support
- Native SQL Stored Procedures
- Nested compound statements in SQL procedures
- SQL Procedure Example - Single Compound Statement
- SQL Procedure Example - Nested Compound Statement
- MQ Messaging Interfaces
- APPLICATION PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENTS
- Distinct / Group By Performance Enhancement
- Dynamic Prefetch Enhancement
- Global Query Optimization
- Star Join Enhancement - Dynamic Index ANDing
- Dynamic Queries - Reopt Auto
- Index On Expression
- Histogram Statistics
- Varying-length Row Enhancement - Reordered Rows
- Index Look-Aside Enhancements
- Further Support for Not Logged Tablespaces
- Page-Range Screening Optimization
- Index Compression
- Larger Index Page Sizes
- Index Key Randomization
- Relief for Sequential Key Insert
- Improved Logging Performance
- Improved Insert Performance - The Append Parameter
- AVAILABILITY AND CAPACITY ENHANCEMENTS - OVERVIEW
- Universal Tablespaces
- Partition-By-Growth Tablespace
- Partition-By-Range Tablespace
- Clone Tables - Fast Table Replacement
- Automatic Object Creation
- The Truncate Table Statement
- Optimistic Locking
- Package Stability
- Column and Index Renaming
- Course Environment The lectures apply to DB2 running in a z/OS environment.
Course Format: This course runs as a 1 day lecture.
DB2 V9 Transition for Programmers