DB2 Developer's Guide (CD ROM included)

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Book Description
DB2 Developers Guide, Third Edition is a comprehensive guide to DB2 for Developers and Administartors. It serves as the blueprint for implementing optimized DB2 application systems. The book shows readers how to: Build high-performance DB2 application systems, Administer and support large DB2 databases, Create an optimal organization, for supporting and using DB2, Proactively monitor and tune, DB2 subsystems and programs.This edition is completely updated to include the following topics: Latest versions of DB2 on MVS and Versions 4 and 5, Using stored procedures, Outer joins, Data sharing, Sysplex, Check constraints, Enhanced utilities, Temporary tables, Dynamic SQL security enhancements, Accessing DB2 via the World Wide Web, ODBC, CICS, TSO, IMS, and the Call Attach Facility.

Completely updated and revised to cover the latest releases of DB2 on MVS and new features added to DB2 Version 4 and Version 5
Comprehensive guide to DB2 that shows the reader how to build high-performance DB2 application systems and to administer and support large DB2 databases
Includes information about accessing DB2 via the World Wide Web

Synopsis
Completely updated and revised to cover the latest releases of DB2 on MVS, this book covers the new features added to DB2 Version 4 and Version 5. This third edition clarifies complex DB2 topics, provides performance and procedural advice, and describes what DB2 does behind the scenes. The CD-ROM includes useful third party products and applications, as well as the author's source code.

Synopsis
Written for technical users of DB2, this reference book provides hard-to-find information about this database. Packed with tips and experience-based techniques, this book also delivers information on coding efficient SQL, monitoring, and tuning DB2 performance. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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