DB2 for Windows for Dummies

Paul Zikopoulos, Lily Lugomirski, and Roman B. Melnyk are all senior members of the DB2 Universal Database team at the IBM Toronto lab.

Foreword; Introduction; PART I: Getting to Know DB2; Chapter 1: Introducing DB2; Chapter 2: Getting Up to Speed with DB2 Basics; Chapter 3: Designing a Database; PART II: Installing and Setting Up DB2; Chapter 4: Installing a DB2 Server on a Windows NT/2000 Machine; Chapter 5: Installing a DB2 Client on a Windows NT/2000 Machine; Chapter 6: Introducing a DB2 Client to a DB2 Server with the CCA; PART III: Working with DB2; Chapter 7: Getting Cozy with Instances; Chapter 8: Working with Databases; Chapter 9: Places for Table Spaces; Chapter 10: Working with Tables; Chapter 11: Views, Aliases, and Other Stuff in Mother Hubbard's Cupboard; PART IV: DB2 Tasks That Every Good Geek (err Administrator) Should Know; Chapter 12: Loading, Importing, and Exporting Data In and Out of Tables; Chapter 13: Backing Up and Recovering Data; Chapter 14: DB2 Data Replication; Chapter 15: Monitoring the Performance of Your Database; Chapter 16: Troubleshooting DB2; PART V: The Part of Tens; Chapter 17: Ten DB2 Things You Should Never Forget; Chapter 18: Ten Amazing DB2 (and DB2-related) Products; Chapter 19: Ten (Plus One) Sources of DB2 Information; Chapter 20: Ten Common Mistakes; Chapter 21: Ten Darned Nifty DB2 Tricks; Appendix: About the CD; Index; IDG Books Worldwide End-User License Agreement; Installation Instructions; Book Registration Information