CL462G DB2 9 for LUW Advanced Database Administration for Experts

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  • Tipologia

    Corso

  • Luogo

    Segrate

  • Durata

    5 Giorni

A continuazione troverai il programma di questo corso disegnato per migliorare le tue competenze e permetterti di realizzare gli obiettivi stabiliti. This course is designed to teach you how to: Fully use the advanced technical functions and features of DB2 LUW.Perform advanced monitoring using the DB2 administrative views and routines in SQL queries. Use the db2diag.log file messages to direct your investigation of problems using db2pd, INSPECT, db2support, and DB2 traces. Use DB2's health monitoring and Health Center to review the health indicator status for the instance, database, and table spaces.

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Il centro presenta a continuazione il programma pensato per migliorare le tue competenze e permetterti di realizzare gli obiettivi stabiliti. Nel corso della formazione si alterneranno differenti moduli che ti permetteranno di acquisire le conoscenze sulle differenti tematiche proposte. Inscriviti per poter accedere alle seguenti materie.


  • Describe and verify the relevant registry variables for distributed architecture
  • Describe the flow through the different directories used by DB2 for connectivity between clients and servers
  • Maintain the directories for database connections
  • Enable DB2 LUW LDAP support
  • Explain the differences between the different options for client connectivity including the IBM Data Server Client and IBM Data Server Run Time Client
  • Implement automatic client rerouting and list the relevant entries
  • Describe the purpose of DB2 Administration Server (DAS)
  • Establish the TOOLS CATALOG database and identify how it is used
  • Utilize the Configuration Assistant to maintain database connection configurations for clients
  • Describe the types of locks used by DB2 to support applications using different isolation levels
  • Configure the database parameters locklist and maxlocks to minimize lock escalations and lock waits
  • Utilize SNAPSHOT and Event monitors to analyze application lock waits and deadlocks
  • Set the DB2 registry variables to improve application efficiency, including DB2_EVALUNCOMMITTED, DB2_SKIPINSERTED and DB2_SKIPDELETED
  • Describe using DB2 expressions and functions to implement optimistic locking, including RID_BIT and ROW CHANGE TOKEN
  • Explain the use of Block level locks for Multidimensional Clustering, MDC tables
  • Compare using GET SNAPSHOT commands to running SQL queries to collect snapshot monitor data
  • Describe the impact of enabling the Snapshot Monitor switches on the monitor data available and the performance overhead associated with collecting more detailed monitor data
  • Use the DB2 provided Administrative Views and Routines in SQL SELECT statements to retrieve snapshot performance statistics
  • Check database health indicators, like log space available and table space utilization using CLP queries with the Administrative Views
  • Describe the types of information collected by DB2 that can be used to diagnose problems, including the db2diag.log and the administration notification log
  • Plan the use of various diagnostic tools to address specific problems, including the db2diag command, db2pd, db2dart, inspect and db2level
  • Collect supporting information for DB2 database problems using db2support and db2trc
  • Explain how automatic and manual First Occurrence Data Capture (FODC) facilities can help collect diagnostic information
  • Analyze DB2 generated messages in the db2diag.log file and choose appropriate tools and commands to resolve the problems
  • Utilize the Health Monitoring functions of DB2 to check the health indicators for a DB2 instance, database, or table space
  • Describe the tasks for DB2 database auditing performed by the SYSADM user
  • List the security administration tasks for DB2 databases that require the SECADM database authority in performing database level audits
  • Utilize the db2audit command in implement instance level auditing and to configure the audit data and archive locations
  • Create audit policies to enable collection of specific categories of audit data for a DB2 database
  • Assign audit policies to selected tables, users or database roles using the AUDIT statement
  • Describe the benefits and limitations of using SMS, DMS and Automatic Storage management for table spaces
  • Examine GET SNAPSHOT FOR TABLESPACES reports to obtain the current disk space usage, the High Water Mark and describe the mapping of extents to the DMS table space containers
  • Utilize the DB2DART utility to list and analyze the current High Water Mark for a DMS table space
  • Monitor the processing done by the Rebalancer using LIST UTILITIES and GET SNAPSHOT FOR TABLESPACES output
  • Plan and implement changes to disk space allocations using ALTER TABLESPACE options: ADD, EXTEND, RESIZE, DROP, and BEGIN NEW STRIPE SET
  • Plan the implementation of Large Row Identifiers and Large table spaces to support increased table size
  • Use the Health Monitor and Storage Management functions to track and monitor table space utilization
  • Describe the options for moving data between tables including using the Import, Export and Load utilities as well as an SQL Insert with a subselect
  • Configure the LOAD Utility options to optimize the performance of loading data into DB2 tables
  • Select the best method for duplication of table and index definitions, including the db2look utility
  • Utilize the db2move utility to move a group of tables into the same or a different database
  • Copy the objects for a schema using the db2move utility or the ADMIN_COPY_SCHEMA procedure
  • Change the Automatic Storage paths for a database
  • Use the RESTORE Utility with a REDIRECT option to move an 1entire database or selected table spaces to a different location
  • Setup a db2relocatedb command file to rename a database, copy a database or move table space containers
  • Describe the reasons for reorganizing tables and indexes
  • Examine a REORGCHK report to determine which tables and indexes to reorganize
  • Use GET SNAPSHOT commands, the db2pd command, or queries with DB2 provided table functions to monitor REORG Utility progress
  • Analyze DB2 generated messages in the db2diag.log file and administration notification log to resolve the problems
  • Utilize the REORG utility to implement row compression for a table
  • Compare using REORG to build a compression dictionary to automatic dictionary creation
  • Plan the use of offline and online table and index reorganizations to minimize the impact to applications and optimize performance
  • Understand the locking and logging required for online and offline REORGs
  • Compare the features and performance advantages of multidimensional clustering (MDC) to single-dimensional clustering
  • Define the concepts of MDC tables, including cell, slice, and dimension
  • Describe the characteristics of the block indexes used for MDC tables including the index maintenance performed for SQL INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATEs
  • Explain how the block and row indexes can be combined to efficiently process SQL statements
  • Utilize the LOAD Utility to roll-in new data into a MDC table
  • Select options for efficient data roll-out and roll-in
  • Analyze the effects on table space size of selecting alternative dimensions and extent sizes
  • Describe the automatic database maintenance facilities provided by DB2 for database backups, table statistics collection and table reorganization
  • Configure a database for automated utilities using the Configure Automatic Maintenance wizard
  • Explain the evaluation cycles for each of the automated utilities
  • Select options for automatic statistics collection, including real time statistics
  • Analyze the DB2 event messages generated by automatic utility evaluation and execution
  • Describe the options for handling data roll-in and roll-out using DB2 Version 8.2 features, including DPF database partitioning, Multi-Dimensional Clustering (MDC) and UNION ALL views.
  • Describe the basic concepts for range-based table partitioning, including global indexing and multiple table spaces.
  • Define the data partition ranges for a table using the short and long form syntax.
  • List the steps used for data roll-in and roll-out for table partitioning, including ATTACH, DETACH and ADD for data partitions.
  • Compare the roll-in and roll-out functions for table partitioning to using DPF database partitions or MDC tables.
  • Plan the use of online SET INTEGRITY as part of the roll-in and roll-out processing for range-partitioned tables.
  • Describe the maintenance for refresh immediate materialized query tables when used with table partitioning.
  • Select between table partitioning, MDC, and DPF database partitioning depending on the application and data characteristics.
  • Welcome
  • Unit 1 - Advanced Connectivity and Remote Administration
  • Exercise 1: DB2 Advanced Connectivity
  • Unit 2 - Advanced Locking
  • Unit 3 - Advanced Monitoring
  • Exercise 2: DB2 Advanced Monitoring with SQL
  • Unit 4 - Advanced Problem Determination
  • Exercise 3: DB2 Advanced Problem Determination
  • Unit 5 - DB2 Database Auditing
  • Exercise 4: DB2 Database Audit implementation
  • Unit 6 - Advanced Table Space Management
  • Exercise 5: DB2 Advanced DMS Table Space Management
  • Unit 7 - Advanced Data Movement
  • Exercise 6: DB2 Advanced Data Movement
  • Unit 8 - Advanced Table Reorganization
  • Exercise 7: DB2 Advanced Table Reorganization
  • Unit 9 - Multiple Dimension Clustering
  • Exercise 8: DB2 Multidimensional Clustering
  • Unit 10 - Autonomic DB2 Utilities
  • Exercise 9: Autonomic Database Utilities
  • Unit 11 - Table Partitioning
  • Exercise 10: Table Partitioning

Dotazione:
Each participant will have a station set up with operating systems and software needed for the exercises.

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CL462G DB2 9 for LUW Advanced Database Administration for Experts

2.200 € +IVA