IBM DB2 Database for Beginners

IBM DB2 Database for Beginners, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 15 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 464 subscribers.

You will learn about Install IBM DB2 Database Server Install IBM Data Studio Client Create a database Create multiple tables Insert data into tables Fetch data from database Sort data fetched from database Filter data fetched from database Remove duplicate data from database This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to IBM DB2 It is particularly useful for Beginners to IBM DB2.

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Summary

Title: IBM DB2 Database for Beginners

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Install IBM DB2 Database Server

Install IBM Data Studio Client

Create a database

Create multiple tables

Insert data into tables

Fetch data from database

Sort data fetched from database

Filter data fetched from database

Remove duplicate data from database

Who Should Attend

Beginners to IBM DB2

Target Audiences

Beginners to IBM DB2

IBM Db2 is a family of related data management products, including relational database servers, developed and marketed by IBM. Since the 1970s, IBM has developed a complete family of database servers, started on mainframe platforms such as Virtual Machine (VM), Virtual Storage Extended (VSE), and Multiple Virtual Storage(MVS).

In 1996, IBM released Db2 Universal Database for distributed platforms, or Db2 UDB version 5. This was the first Db2 version that IBM designed to optimize for the web. Since the DB2 UDB version 5, IBM continued delivering a number of releases of Db2 over the years with lots of innovations such as pureXML that supports XML documents in 2006. In 2009, IBM introduced the Db2 SQL compatibility feature that makes it easy for customers to migrate from other relational database products to Db2.

In 2012, IBM released Db2 10.1 with several features that help customers reduce operational costs. A notable feature was multi-temperature storage. For example, you can classify the data as hot and cold. The hot data is the data that you access often, which will be resided in the fastest and more expensive hardware. While the cold data is the data you rarely access, which will be stored in slower and cheaper devices.   In 2013, IBM released Db2 10.4 that introduced BLU acceleration, a memory-based column store which leverages parallel vector processing power, dynamic memory capability, and advanced storage disk technology.  In 2016, IBM released Db2 11.1 that delivered key innovation which reduces the total cost of ownership. Db2 11.1 also enhanced analytics and increased availability, reliability, and security for your business-critical applications.   In mid-2017, IBM re-branded its DB2 and dashDB product offerings to Db2.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: IBM DB2 Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is IBM DB2

Lecture 3: Installing IBM DB2

Lecture 4: Installing IBM Data Studio Client

Lecture 5: Launching IBM Data Studio

Chapter 2: Creating and manipulating IBM DB2 Database Objects

Lecture 1: Creating a new database and table

Lecture 2: Creating multiple tables

Lecture 3: Inserting data into table manually

Lecture 4: Insert multiple records using SQL

Lecture 5: Fetch data using SQL SELECT Statement

Lecture 6: Updating Records

Lecture 7: Deleting Records

Lecture 8: Removing duplicate records

Lecture 9: Sorting data

Lecture 10: Filtering data

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