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Getting Started with IBM Data Studio for DB2

December 20, 2009

Getting Started with IBM Data Studio for DB2

Download this 300 page free eBook “Getting Started with IBM Data Studio for DB2” from IBM.This book is intended for anyone who needs to learn the basics of database administration and development using Data Studio, the Eclipse-based tool provided at no charge for IBM data servers (DB2® and Informix®).

Book Description

It replaces previous generation tools, such as Developer Workbench and DB2 Control Center. The DB2 Control Center and other DB2 tools are deprecated in DB2 9.7, so it is important to become familiar with Data Studio and related products.
Read this free ebook to: Find out what IBM Data Studio can do for you, Learn everyday data management tasks, Back up and recover DB2 databases, Write and debug SQL stored procedures and routines, Convert existing SQL or procedures to Web services, Learn more about integrated data management, Practice using hands-on exercises.

Table of Contents

  • Overview and installation
  • Managing your database environment
  • Maintaining the database
  • Creating SQL and XQuery scripts
  • Developing SQL stored procedures
  • Developing Data Web Services
  • Developing user-defined functions
  • Getting even more done

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Author(s): Manas Dadarkar, Debra Eaton, Vitor Rodrigues, Manoj K. Sardana, Michael Schenker, Kathryn Zeidenstein, Raul F. Chong.
Format(s): PDF
File size: 8.60 MB
Number of pages: 294
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