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DB2 Developer's Guide, Fourth Edition
by Craig S. Mullins
The fourth edition of DB2 Developer's Guide has been published and is now
available in book stores, over the web, and from the publisher. All of the information you have come to rely upon in
previous editions is now revised to be up-to-date for DB2 Version 6.
The book has been completely revised to be current through Version 6 and includes in-depth coverage
of
DB2 Version 6 topics such as:
- Coverage of the features no longer supported by DB2 and advice for how to
manage if you currently use these features
- Extensive information on the new procedural database objects supported by
DB2 UDB including triggers,
user-defined functions, changes to stored procedures, and procedural SQL (SQL
procedures language)
- A separate chapter on effectively managing and administering procedural database objects - Procedural
DBA advice
- Implementation information and guidance for large objects to store
multimedia data such as audio, video, and images in your DB2 for OS/390
databases (BLOBs, CLOBs, DBCLOBs, and DB2 extenders)
- Coverage of the new DDL options and their impact (e.g. LOB table
spaces,
EA-enabled partitioned table spaces, DSSIZE, DISTINCT TYPE, and auxiliary
tables)
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How and why to use the new EXPLAIN tables
- DSN_STATEMNT_TABLE and DSN_FUNCTION_TABLE
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Information about the new DB2 Catalog tables and columns
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Information about all the new features of DB2 V6, including (but not limited to)
predictive governing, hiperspace buffer pools, the REBUILD utility, and more!
Includes completely updated coverage regarding changes to DB2 SQL, utilities,
and commands. And, as in the past three editions, new and updated tips and
guidelines for achieving optimal DB2 performance.
Includes completely new chapters covering:
- Built-in Functions (includes coverage of the dozens of new functions
provided in DB2 Version 6, as well as coverage of the traditional built-in
functions)
- User-defined Functions and User-defined Distinct Types - how and when to
implement them and do so in an efficient and effective manner
- Triggers, including information on how to create a trigger as well as advice
on when and why to use triggers
- Implementing large objects (LOBs) and
object/relational databases using DB2 for OS/390
Keep checking this web site for additional
information on the 4th edition of the best-selling DB2 for
OS/390 book on the market--DB2 Developer's Guide.
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