Db2 for z/OS: Database Administration – Advanced Topics

Description

This course, suitable for all DBAs working in Db2 for z/OS environments, builds upon the skills taught in the course ‘Db2 for z/OS: Database Design, Implementation and Administration’. It provides attendees with an understanding of additional and advanced administration tasks. It also examines in-depth a number of the subjects covered by the earlier course.

On successful completion of this course delegates will be able to:

• appreciate the latest on-line schema enhancements
• understand the concept and usage of versioning and pending definition changes
• appreciate the enhanced facilities to manage partitioned data
• identify the need for and definition of distinct data types, user-defined functions, triggers and stored procedures
• describe how large object and XML data is defined and held
• understand the concept and use of in-line LOB data
• understand the recovery implications of LOB and XML data
• appreciate the need for and use of specialised table types including materialized query, clone, temporal and archive tables
• understand how row and column level security may be achieved using multi-level security, row permissions and column masks.

Audience

DBAs responsible for the design, implementation and ongoing support of Db2 databases wishing to expand their knowledge and skills.

Outline

Prerequisites

Knowledge of Db2 database design and database administration. This can be gained by attending the RSM course Db2 for z/OS: Database Design, Implementation and Administration.