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Computer Business International, Inc.,
is an on-site or virtual, hands-on
instructor led
Db2 for z/OS
education, training and consulting
company
with over 30 years of Db2 experience.
An intense three-week hands-on class that takes the student through SQL, Utilities, Recovery, Database Administration, and System Administration for Db2 for z/OS.
This customized hands-on SQL and Command workshop is designed to take the student through coding complex SQL statements, developing SQL performance tuning methods and using Db2 Commands.
Topics Covered:
Duration: 5 days, Hands-on labs
Audience: Anyone who will be coding complex joins and queries and is concerned with optimum performance; programmers, application designers, database administrators, system administrators.
Prerequisites: Working knowledge of basic SQL, TSO, and SPUFI, and optionally QMF or Data Studio.
Complete Outline: Db2 for z/OS Database Administration From Start to Finish: Part 1.
This 5-day course provides the attendee with the skill set 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:
Duration: 5 days, 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 and SQL.
Complete Outline: Db2 for z/OS Database Administration From Start to Finish: Part 2.
Db2 Database Administration Part 3 is an in-depth systems look at DB2 for z/OS course. In this course you are introduced to the Systems side of Db2, monitoring, performance issues, system backup and recovery, and planning the installation or migration of Db2. Attend this course prior to installing, or migrating to Db2.
Topics Covered:
Duration: 5-Day Lecture, Workshops, Labs
Audience: All personnel who will be working with Db2 for z/OS as DBA’s or System Administrators
Complete Outline: Db2 for z/OS Database Administration From Start to Finish: Part 3.