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IBM DB2 9 for LUW Multiple Partition DBA Workshop

Duration: 5 Days Course Code: CL240G

Overview:

This course teaches you how to perform database administration tasks using IBM DB2 Enterprise 9 with the Database Partitioning Feature(DPF). These tasks include customization for the DB2 Enterprise 9 with DPF system, creating and populating partitioned databases, designinga database for parallel use, and using partitioned DB2 utilities. There is no actual installation of DB2 Enterprise software in this workshop. ADB2 for Linux system is used to exercise various administrative functions. Course Materials The course materials address DB2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. Hands-On Labs Fourteen labs are included to address DB2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. Certification Prepare for IBM Certification Test 731: DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration. Training Path This course is part of an IBM Training Path. Taking this course in the recommended sequence allows you to maximize the benefits from youreducation.

Target Audience:

Database Administrators, Application Developers, and Consultants who are involved in planning, implementing, or maintaining DB2 DPFpartitioned databases. This course is also appropriate for customers who have acquired the IBM Smart Analytics System.

Objectives:

Describe the steps to install and customize DB2 in a partitioned Describe the application development process with respect to DB2environment considerations

Use GUI and Command Line tools to administer the database Identify how a database should be designed to take advantage ofthe parallel architecture

Create objects and load data into DB2 databasesUse DB2 utilities to manage data and maintain your database

Define a DB2 partitioned recovery strategy and perform the tasksnecessary to support the strategy Implement DB2 security

Note: Actual installation of DB2 will not be performed in thisworkshop. A pre-installed system is used to exercise variousadministrative functions.

Prerequisites:

You should be able to:

Use basic Linux/UNIX functions such as utilities, file permissions,hierarchical file system, commands, and the vi editorState the functions of the Structured Query Language (SQL) andbe able to construct DDL, DML, and authorization statementsDiscuss basic relational concepts and objects such as tables,indexes, views, and joinsThese skills can be developed by taking:Linux/UNIX basics (for example, AIX Basics)


DB2 SQL WorkshopDB2 Family FundamentalsThe student will be using a Linux environment in a VMware imagefor the lab exercises.

It will be helpful for students running DB2 on other operatingsystems and platforms - such as DB2 on an AIX - to haveexperience with using and administering their operating systemenvironment.


Content:

DB2 DPF Partitioned Database Componentsand Concepts line lineline Use db2_all and rah commands Use db2_all and rah commands

Identify the kinds of business applications List the major influences for SQL List the major influences for SQLthat use parallel databases optimization, including Catalog statistics, optimization, including Catalog statistics,Describe the basic architecture of each of database memory configuration, database memory configuration,the hardware platforms on which parallel optimization class selection and database optimization class selection and databasedatabases may run partition groups partition groupsDefine the strengths of the DB2 DPF Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collect Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collectpartitioned architecture detailed table and index statistics detailed table and index statisticsIdentify the key features that set DB2 in a Explain the major goals for table and Explain the major goals for table and indexDPF partitioned environment apart from index reorganization reorganizationother members of the DB2 family Use the REORGCHK report to plan Use the REORGCHK report to plan

effective use of the REORG utility effective use of the REORG utilityGetting Started with DB2 Describe the use of the DB2 explain tools Describe the use of the DB2 explain toolsline to analyze access strategies for SQL to analyze access strategies for SQL

Describe the purpose of DAS statements statements List the GUI tools in DB2 Use DB2 access control mechanisms to Use DB2 access control mechanisms toExplore the various ways to access the GUI implement security within the database implement security within the databasetools Use group IDs to create a control Use group IDs to create a control hierarchyUse different methods to execute a hierarchy Describe privileges within a databasecommand or statement in DB2 Describe privileges within a database Describe privileges required for bindingExplore the use of the Command Window Describe privileges required for binding and executing a packageand the Command Line Processor (CLP) and executing a package Describe the difference between explicitCreate database objects using both the GUI Describe the difference between explicit privileges and implicit privilegestools and the CLP privileges and implicit privileges Describe the different DB2 authorization

Describe the different DB2 authorization levelsInstallation levels List the new security features in DB2 V8line List the new security features in DB2 V8 and V9

Identify the steps to install and customize and V9 Identify the different monitor typesDB2 in a partitioned environment Identify the different monitor types Identify how to use the independent trace

Identify how to use the independent trace facility (db2trc)facility (db2trc) Use the dp2pd problem determination tool

line Use the dp2pd problem determination to obtain statistics from a running instanceUse db2_all and rah commands tool to obtain statistics from a running Identify additional commands for listingList the major influences for SQL instance application information optimization, including Catalog statistics, Identify additional commands for listing Discuss available lock modes and theirdatabase memory configuration, application information compatibilityoptimization class selection and database Discuss available lock modes and their Influence locking strategies used by thepartition groups compatibility database manager Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collect Influence locking strategies used by the Unit 1 - Components and Conceptsdetailed table and index statistics database manager Starting your Lab Environment, and PaperExplain the major goals for table and index Unit 1 - Components and Concepts Labreorganization Starting your Lab Environment, and Unit 2 - Getting Started with DB2Use the REORGCHK report to plan effective Paper Lab Unit 3 - Installationuse of the REORG utility Unit 2 - Getting Started with DB2 Installation LabDescribe the use of the DB2 explain tools to Unit 3 - Installation Unit 4 - Creating Databases analyze access strategies for SQL Installation Lab (Unit 5 - Partitioning and Databasestatements Unit 4 - Creating Databases Partition GroupsUse DB2 access control mechanisms to (Unit 5 - Partitioning and Database Partitioning Distribution Keys andimplement security within the database Partition Groups Database Partition Groups LabUse group IDs to create a control hierarchy Partitioning Distribution Keys and (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the PartitionDescribe privileges within a database Database Partition Groups Lab Creating Table Spaces LabDescribe privileges required for binding and (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition Unit 7 - Create Objects executing a package Creating Table Spaces Lab Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load)Describe the difference between explicit Unit 7 - Create Objects Moving Data Lab - Import and Loadprivileges and implicit privileges Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load) Unit 8 Continued - Moving DataDescribe the different DB2 authorization Moving Data Lab - Import and Load (Partitioned Load)levels Unit 8 Continued - Moving Data Moving Data Lab - Partitioned LoadList the new security features in DB2 V8 and (Partitioned Load) Unit 9 - Application AlternativesV9 Moving Data Lab - Partitioned Load Application Basics Lab Identify the different monitor types Unit 9 - Application Alternatives Backup and Recovery LabIdentify how to use the independent trace Application Basics Lab Unit 11 - Scaling the Databasefacility (db2trc) Backup and Recovery Lab Scaling Lab


Use the dp2pd problem determination tool to Unit 11 - Scaling the Database Unit 12 - Performance and Applicationobtain statistics from a running instance Scaling Lab ConceptsIdentify additional commands for listing Unit 12 - Performance and Application Application Performance Tools Lab application information Concepts Security LabDiscuss available lock modes and their Application Performance Tools Lab Unit 14 - Monitoring and Problemcompatibility Security Lab Determination ToolsInfluence locking strategies used by the Unit 14 - Monitoring and Problem Unit 15 - Locking and Concurrencydatabase manager Determination Tools Locking and Concurrency LabUnit 1 - Components and Concepts Unit 15 - Locking and ConcurrencyStarting your Lab Environment, and Paper Locking and Concurrency LabLab lineUnit 2 - Getting Started with DB2 Use db2_all and rah commands Unit 3 - Installation line List the major influences for SQLInstallation Lab Use db2_all and rah commands optimization, including Catalog statistics,Unit 4 - Creating Databases List the major influences for SQL database memory configuration,(Unit 5 - Partitioning and Database Partition optimization, including Catalog statistics, optimization class selection and databaseGroups database memory configuration, partition groupsPartitioning Distribution Keys and Database optimization class selection and database Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collectPartition Groups Lab partition groups detailed table and index statistics(Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collect Explain the major goals for table and indexCreating Table Spaces Lab detailed table and index statistics reorganizationUnit 7 - Create Objects Explain the major goals for table and Use the REORGCHK report to planUnit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load) index reorganization effective use of the REORG utilityMoving Data Lab - Import and Load Use the REORGCHK report to plan Describe the use of the DB2 explain toolsUnit 8 Continued - Moving Data (Partitioned effective use of the REORG utility to analyze access strategies for SQLLoad) Describe the use of the DB2 explain tools statements Moving Data Lab - Partitioned Load to analyze access strategies for SQL Use DB2 access control mechanisms toUnit 9 - Application Alternatives statements implement security within the databaseApplication Basics Lab Use DB2 access control mechanisms to Use group IDs to create a control hierarchyBackup and Recovery Lab implement security within the database Describe privileges within a databaseUnit 11 - Scaling the Database Use group IDs to create a control Describe privileges required for bindingScaling Lab hierarchy and executing a packageUnit 12 - Performance and Application Describe privileges within a database Describe the difference between explicitConcepts Describe privileges required for binding privileges and implicit privilegesApplication Performance Tools Lab and executing a package Describe the different DB2 authorizationSecurity Lab Describe the difference between explicit levelsUnit 14 - Monitoring and Problem privileges and implicit privileges List the new security features in DB2 V8Determination Tools Describe the different DB2 authorization and V9 Unit 15 - Locking and Concurrency levels Identify the different monitor typesLocking and Concurrency Lab List the new security features in DB2 V8 Identify how to use the independent trace

and V9 facility (db2trc)Creating a Partitioned DB2 Database Identify the different monitor types Use the dp2pd problem determination toolline Identify how to use the independent trace to obtain statistics from a running instance

Describe DB2 database partitioning facility (db2trc) Identify additional commands for listingCreate a database in a DB2 partitioned Use the dp2pd problem determination application information environment with or without Automatic tool to obtain statistics from a running Discuss available lock modes and theirStorage enabled instance compatibilityList the three types of Storage Management Identify additional commands for listing Influence locking strategies used by thefor table spaces application information database manager Describe the three default system table Discuss available lock modes and their Unit 1 - Components and Conceptsspaces compatibility Starting your Lab Environment, and PaperAccess and update the database manager Influence locking strategies used by the Labconfiguration file and the database database manager Unit 2 - Getting Started with DB2configuration files Unit 1 - Components and Concepts Unit 3 - InstallationAccess and update the system database Starting your Lab Environment, and Installation Labdirectory and list the local database directory Paper Lab Unit 4 - Creating Databases Use tools to issue commands and SQL Unit 2 - Getting Started with DB2 (Unit 5 - Partitioning and Databasestatements Unit 3 - Installation Partition Groups

Installation Lab Partitioning Distribution Keys andPartitioning and Database Partition Groups Unit 4 - Creating Databases Database Partition Groups Labline (Unit 5 - Partitioning and Database (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition

Identify considerations when choosing a Partition Groups Creating Table Spaces Labdistribution key Partitioning Distribution Keys and Unit 7 - Create Objects Describe join strategies in partitioned Database Partition Groups Lab Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load)databases (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition Moving Data Lab - Import and LoadIdentify the syntax for creating database Creating Table Spaces Lab Unit 8 Continued - Moving Data


partition groups Unit 7 - Create Objects (Partitioned Load)Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load) Moving Data Lab - Partitioned Load

Data Placement on the Partitions Moving Data Lab - Import and Load Unit 9 - Application Alternativesline Unit 8 Continued - Moving Data Application Basics Lab

List the advantages and disadvantages for (Partitioned Load) Backup and Recovery Labeach type of table space management Moving Data Lab - Partitioned Load Unit 11 - Scaling the DatabaseCreate SMS table spaces Unit 9 - Application Alternatives Scaling LabCreate DMS table spaces Application Basics Lab Unit 12 - Performance and ApplicationCreate Automatic Storage managed table Backup and Recovery Lab Conceptsspaces Unit 11 - Scaling the Database Application Performance Tools Lab Use the GET SNAPSHOT commands and Scaling Lab Security Labdb2pd commands to check table space Unit 12 - Performance and Application Unit 14 - Monitoring and Problemstatus Concepts Determination ToolsUse SQL functions specific to the partitioned Application Performance Tools Lab Unit 15 - Locking and Concurrencyenvironment Security Lab Locking and Concurrency LabIdentify catalog views that contain Unit 14 - Monitoring and Probleminformation about your partitioned Determination Toolsenvironment Unit 15 - Locking and Concurrency line

Locking and Concurrency Lab Use db2_all and rah commands Create Objects List the major influences for SQLline optimization, including Catalog statistics,

Create database objects: tables, indexes, line database memory configuration,views, aliases Use db2_all and rah commands optimization class selection and databaseAlter tables and add check constraints, List the major influences for SQL partition groupstriggers, and referential integrity optimization, including Catalog statistics, Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collectDescribe the special data types for large database memory configuration, detailed table and index statisticsobjects and XML data and when they might optimization class selection and database Explain the major goals for table and indexbe needed partition groups reorganizationIdentity other approaches to organizing data Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collect Use the REORGCHK report to planincluding range partitioned tables and detailed table and index statistics effective use of the REORG utilitymulti-dimensional clustering Explain the major goals for table and Describe the use of the DB2 explain toolsImplement row compression for tables index reorganization to analyze access strategies for SQL

Use the REORGCHK report to plan statements Moving Data effective use of the REORG utility Use DB2 access control mechanisms toline Describe the use of the DB2 explain tools implement security within the database

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Influence locking strategies used by the Unit 3 - InstallationPartitioned Database Backup and Recovery database manager Installation Labline Unit 1 - Components and Concepts Unit 4 - Creating Databases

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recovery/restart functions Unit 3 - Installation Database Partition Groups LabDescribe the configuration options for DB2 Installation Lab (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partitionlogging and explain the differences between Unit 4 - Creating Databases Creating Table Spaces Labcircular and archive logs (Unit 5 - Partitioning and Database Unit 7 - Create Objects Use the BACKUP, RESTORE and Partition Groups Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load)ROLLFORWARD commands to back up Partitioning Distribution Keys and Moving Data Lab - Import and Loadand recover a DPF partitioned database Database Partition Groups Lab Unit 8 Continued - Moving DataRecover the database to a prior point in time (Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition (Partitioned Load)using the RECOVER DATABASE command Creating Table Spaces Lab Moving Data Lab - Partitioned LoadState general considerations regarding Unit 7 - Create Objects Unit 9 - Application Alternativesdisaster recovery and implementation of a Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load) Application Basics Lab server cluster for high availability Moving Data Lab - Import and Load Backup and Recovery Lab

Unit 8 Continued - Moving Data Unit 11 - Scaling the DatabaseScaling the Database (Partitioned Load) Scaling Labline Moving Data Lab - Partitioned Load Unit 12 - Performance and Application

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facility (db2trc) Locking and Concurrency LabUse the dp2pd problem determinationtool to obtain statistics from a runninginstance lineIdentify additional commands for listing Use db2_all and rah commands application information List the major influences for SQLDiscuss available lock modes and their optimization, including Catalog statistics,compatibility database memory configuration,Influence locking strategies used by the optimization class selection and databasedatabase manager partition groupsUnit 1 - Components and Concepts Utilize the RUNSTATS utility to collectStarting your Lab Environment, and detailed table and index statisticsPaper Lab Explain the major goals for table and indexUnit 2 - Getting Started with DB2 reorganizationUnit 3 - Installation Use the REORGCHK report to planInstallation Lab effective use of the REORG utilityUnit 4 - Creating Databases Describe the use of the DB2 explain tools(Unit 5 - Partitioning and Database to analyze access strategies for SQLPartition Groups statements Partitioning Distribution Keys and Use DB2 access control mechanisms toDatabase Partition Groups Lab implement security within the database(Unit 6 - Data Placement on the Partition Use group IDs to create a control hierarchyCreating Table Spaces Lab Describe privileges within a databaseUnit 7 - Create Objects Describe privileges required for bindingUnit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load) and executing a packageMoving Data Lab - Import and Load Describe the difference between explicitUnit 8 Continued - Moving Data privileges and implicit privileges(Partitioned Load) Describe the different DB2 authorizationMoving Data Lab - Partitioned Load levelsUnit 9 - Application Alternatives List the new security features in DB2 V8Application Basics Lab and V9 Backup and Recovery Lab Identify the different monitor typesUnit 11 - Scaling the Database Identify how to use the independent traceScaling Lab facility (db2trc)Unit 12 - Performance and Application Use the dp2pd problem determination toolConcepts to obtain statistics from a running instanceApplication Performance Tools Lab Identify additional commands for listingSecurity Lab application information Unit 14 - Monitoring and Problem Discuss available lock modes and theirDetermination Tools compatibilityUnit 15 - Locking and Concurrency Influence locking strategies used by theLocking and Concurrency Lab database manager

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Unit 12 - Performance and ApplicationConceptsApplication Performance Tools Lab Security LabUnit 14 - Monitoring and ProblemDetermination ToolsUnit 15 - Locking and ConcurrencyLocking and Concurrency Lab

lineUse db2_all and rah commands List the major influences for SQLoptimization, including Catalog statistics,database memory configuration,optimization class selection and databasepartition groupsUtilize the RUNSTATS utility to collectdetailed table and index statisticsExplain the major goals for table and indexreorganizationUse the REORGCHK report to planeffective use of the REORG utilityDescribe the use of the DB2 explain toolsto analyze access strategies for SQLstatements Use DB2 access control mechanisms toimplement security within the databaseUse group IDs to create a control hierarchyDescribe privileges within a databaseDescribe privileges required for bindingand executing a packageDescribe the difference between explicitprivileges and implicit privilegesDescribe the different DB2 authorizationlevelsList the new security features in DB2 V8and V9 Identify the different monitor typesIdentify how to use the independent tracefacility (db2trc)Use the dp2pd problem determination toolto obtain statistics from a running instanceIdentify additional commands for listingapplication information Discuss available lock modes and theircompatibilityInfluence locking strategies used by thedatabase manager Unit 1 - Components and ConceptsStarting your Lab Environment, and PaperLabUnit 2 - Getting Started with DB2Unit 3 - InstallationInstallation LabUnit 4 - Creating Databases (Unit 5 - Partitioning and DatabasePartition GroupsPartitioning Distribution Keys andDatabase Partition Groups Lab(Unit 6 - Data Placement on the PartitionCreating Table Spaces LabUnit 7 - Create Objects Unit 8 - Moving Data (Import and Load)Moving Data Lab - Import and LoadUnit 8 Continued - Moving Data


(Partitioned Load)Moving Data Lab - Partitioned LoadUnit 9 - Application AlternativesApplication Basics Lab Backup and Recovery LabUnit 11 - Scaling the DatabaseScaling LabUnit 12 - Performance and ApplicationConceptsApplication Performance Tools Lab Security LabUnit 14 - Monitoring and ProblemDetermination ToolsUnit 15 - Locking and ConcurrencyLocking and Concurrency Lab

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