Administration Getting Started
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Part 1. Tools and Basic Concepts
Chapter 1. DB2 Administration Tools and Basic Concepts
Using the Control Center
Opening the Control Center
Displaying Systems
Creating a Basic Database
Creating and Working with Objects
Overview of Basic Database Objects
Tables
Views
Indexes
System Catalog Tables
Overview of Recovery Objects
Log Files
Recovery History File
Overview of Storage Objects
Table Spaces
Containers
Buffer Pool
Overview of System Objects
Configuration Parameters
Part 2. Preparing a Database For Use
Chapter 2. More About Creating a Database
Events Associated with Creating a Database
SmartGuide Options for Tuning a Database
Adding an Additional Table Space
Chapter 3. Preparing a Database for Use
Step 1. Creating a Table
Step 2. Moving Data Into a Table
Importing Data into a Table or View
Using the Load Utility to Load Data Quickly
Replicating Data
Step 3. Enforcing Business Rules for Data
Adding a Unique Constraint
Defining a Primary Key on an Existing Table
Adding a Check Constraint
Creating a Schema
Step 4. Collecting Statistics
How Do I Collect Statistics?
Step 5. Backing Up a Database for the First Time
Viewing the Recovery History File
Chapter 4. Running Applications and Controlling Access To the Data
Step 1. Running Applications
Running DB2 Embedded SQL Programs
Running CLI/ODBC Programs
Running Java Programs
Step 2. Controlling Access to the Data
About Authorities and Privileges
Granting and Revoking Authorities and Privileges
Creating a View to Restrict Access
Part 3. Database Operation
Chapter 5. More About Protecting the Data
Events that Can Lead to Loss of Data
Backing Up a Database
About the Logs that DB2 Keeps
Configuration Parameters for Database Logging
Choosing a Backup Strategy
Facilities for Recovering Data
How Do I Recover in the Event of a Power Failure?
How Do I Perform a Full Database Restore?
How Do I Bring the Database Back to a Certain Point in Time?
How Do I Recover in the Event of a Disk Failure?
Chapter 6. The Basics of DB2 Performance
Physical Database Design
Separating Different Types of Data
Basic Capacity Management
Checking Space Available in a Table Space
Adding More Space To a Table Space
Index Considerations
Reorganizing Tables in a Database
Setting the Database Configuration Parameters
Using the Performance Configuration SmartGuide
Tuning the Buffer Pool Size(s)
Altering the Size of the Default Buffer Pool
Monitoring Performance
Considerations for Monitoring and Tuning a Database
Monitoring Performance at a Point In Time
Analyzing an Event for a Period of Time
How To Improve the Performance of a Problem Query Using Visual Explain
How to Analyze a Simple Dynamic SQL Statement
Other Areas to Watch
Managing Initialization Overhead
Part 4. Appendixes
Appendix A. Working with Scripts and Jobs
Creating and Saving a Command Script
Using an Existing Script with the Script Center
Scheduling a Saved Command Script To Run
Working with Jobs
Appendix B. Enabling Remote Administration
Managing DB2 Server Instances Accessible To Remote Clients
Starting and Stopping an Instance
Appendix C. Terminology Map
Appendix D. Basic Introduction to Troubleshooting
Appendix E. About DB2 Universal Database
Other DB2 Products
DB2 Universal Database Tools
Appendix F. How the DB2 Library Is Structured
SmartGuides
Online Help
DB2 Books
About the Information Center
Appendix G. Notices
Trademarks
Trademarks of Other Companies
Appendix H. Contacting IBM
Index
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