the delivery of
information as a service, accelerate development, and dramatically
improve operational
efficiency, security, and resiliency.
Now, this new edition offers complete, start-to-finish coverage of DB2 9
administration and
development for Linux®, UNIX®, and Windows® platforms, as well as
authoritative
preparation for the latest IBM DB2 certification exam.
Written for both DBAs and developers, this definitive reference and
self-study guide covers all
aspects of deploying and managing DB2 9, including DB2 database design
and development;
day-to-day administration and backup; deployment of networked,
Internet-centered, and
SOA-based applications; migration; and much more. You'll also find an
unparalleled collection of
expert tips for optimizing performance, availability, and value.
Coverage includes:
Important security and resiliency enhancements, including advanced
access control;
fine-grained, label-based security; and the new security administrator role
Breakthrough pureXML™ features that make it easier to succeed with
service-oriented
architecture
Operational improvements that enhance DBA efficiency–including
self-tuning memory
allocation, automated storage management, and storage optimization
Table-partitioning features that improve scalability and manageability
Powerful improvements for more agile and rapid development, including
the new Eclipse-based
Developer Workbench and simple SQL or XQuery access to all data
Whatever your role in working with DB2 or preparing for certification,
DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX,
and Windows, Sixth Edition is the one book you can't afford to be without.
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Straight from IBM, the ultimate guide to running DB2 9 and preparing for
the latest IBM DB2
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Covers powerful DB2 9 enhancements ranging from automated management to
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Covers the full spectrum of DBA responsibilities, including server
management, data placement,
XML concepts, activity analysis, high availability, and security
Presents expert tips and best practices from the DB2 customer support
organization
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