Db2 for z/OS -
Database Administration Bootcamp
Database Administration Bootcamp is a 5-day advanced course that provides the attendee with the skill sets required to understand physical database designs, perform database implementations and to maintain Db2 for z/OS databases in an on-going production environment.
Topics Covered:
Db2 and the System Environment
Database Structures & Design
Database Design Implementation
Operations & Recovery
Duration : 5 Day Hands - on Labs.
Audience : Db2 Database Administrators, Data Administrators and Systems Administrators who will be designing, implementing and/or maintaining Db2 for z/OS.
Prerequisites : An understanding of the relational data model, basic z/OS structure, JCL and SQL.
Db2 for z/OS Database Administration Bootcamp Class Outline:
Db2 and the Environment
Db2 Structural Overview
Db2 and Mainframes
Address Spaces
- Systems Services
- Database Services
- IRLM
- Distributed Data Facility
- Stored Procedures
Db2 Data Sharing Overview
Db2 and Storage Management
Db2 and RACF
Attachment Facilities
Data Structure Management
Commands & Utilities Overview
Data Access
The Logical to Physical Transition Process
Workshop
Databases and Storage Management
Table spaces
Workshop
Table Design
Column Design
Workshop
Data Access & Data Integrity
Indexes
Workshop
Data Integrity
- Referential Integrity
- Constraint Rules
- UDTs & UDFs & Views
- Triggers
The Db2 Catalog Details
- Tables and uses
- Developing useful Catalog SQL
Workshop
Loading & Managing Db2 Databases
Design Implementation
LOAD Utility
CHECK Utility
COPY Utility
Workshop
Operational Utilities
RUNSTATS Utility
Analyzing Statistics
REORG Utility
Workshop
Database Backup & Recovery Details
Backup & Recovery Procedures
Full vs. Incremental Copies
Utilities:
- COPY
- QUIESCE
- RECOVER
- MERGECOPY
- REPORT
- MODIFY
UNLOAD utility
-Functionality, Syntax
- Unloading from table spaces
- Unloading from copy datasets
- Samples
CopyToCopy
- Functionality
- Syntax
- Samples
Cross Loader
- Functionality, EXEC SQL
- LOAD INCURSOR, Samples
Dynamic Utility Jobs
- Overview
- LISTDEF
- TEMPLATE
- OPTIONS
- Samples
Workshop
Db2 System Restart - Recovery Details
How Db2 Startup - Shutdown works
Understanding Allied Agents
BSDS. Active Logs, Archive Logs
Physical DASD, storage issues
Abnormal Startup and Issues
How to Prepare for System Recovery
- Jobs we develop
- Disaster Recovery Scenarios
Steps in System Recovery
- Order of recovery in Db2
Determining successful systems recovery
Determining what Data Recovery is required
Stand-alone utilites and Service Aids
Workshop
System Peformance and Tuning
What's New?
Traces available in Db2
What are IFCID's
SMF Statistics
What are the default trace classes?
What classes are running in Db2
What do I trace and why?
System Peformance and Tuning cont.
Tune Buffer Pools?
- What are the dependencies?
- Contiguous buffer pools
- What type of pages?
- In-use, Updated, Available
- What techniques for performance?
- How do I determine the size?
- What thresholds are there in buffer pools
- DWQT, VDWQT, etc.
- What determines hit ratio?
- How does prefetching impact buffer pools?
- How do I obtain buffer pool statistics?
DSNDB07 Work Files
- Sizing
- What they are used for
Db2 Products - Performance Monitoring
Vendor Products for Monitoring
Workshop and Labs
BACKUP System - RESTORE System
Utilities Enhancements
New Packaging, Versioning Considerations
BACKUP System - RESTORE System
- Copy Pools
- What to set up - Options
- Syntax of BACKUP and RESTORE
- Workshop and Labs
Review Utilites - Changes in Db2
UNLOAD/LOAD
COPY and System Pages
REORG, MODIFY, REPAIR
Rebalancing Partitions
RUNSTATS
DPSI Support
DSN1COPY
Stand-alone Utilities
Workshop and Lab
Network Computing, Data Sharing Review
Architecture review
Enhancements Overview
What's new
Db2 Packaging
What's Available from IBM
Workshop and Lab
What IBM Sends You
Media from IBM
Distribution Libraries
Target Libraries
SMP/E
- Walk through the tasks
VSAM catalog and alias
System data sets and databases
Initialize system datasets and databases
Function levels in Db2
Workshop and Lab
Performance and Availability
Db2 and z/OS
Online subsystem parameters
Log manager enhancements
Log manager enhancements
Restart Enhancements
Workshop and Lab
Installation and Migration Review
Installation Changes
Release incompatibilities Review
Prerequisites
Getting Ready, Things to do
Early Cody Considerations
Fallback
Key Checks before you Migrate / Install
Catalog Changes
- New Table Spaces
- New Tables and New Indexes
Workshop and Lab
Installation, Migration and Fallback Process
Prepare z/OS
DSNZPARMs - zParms
- Review of all parameters in zParms
- What changed
On-line zParms
- What panels and what parameters
- Migration with/without SYSADM
- Migration steps reviewed
- Release Incompatibilites Review
- Installation CLIST
Prepare z/OS TSO Environment for Install CLIST
Provide parameters for Install CLIST
- Libraries, data set naming conventions
Executing the Install CLIST
- CATMAINT UPDATE (DSNTIJTC)
- Single Phase Migration Process
- ACTIVATE NEW FUNCTION or DSNTIJAF
- New Sample Jobs
- Optional Job streams
- CICS considerations
Workshop and Lab
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