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Course description: IBM Netezza Data Appliance Usage

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Course code DW501AU Skill level Advanced
Duration 3.0 days Delivery type Classroom
(Hands-on labs)
Course type Public or Private on-site    
Public price AUD $2,700.00 ex GST
AUD $2,970.00 inc GST
   

This course will teach you database administration for the IBM Netezza 1000. This course is designed to give you an overview of the IBM Netezza 1000 architecture and provide a working knowledge and understanding of the Netezza database features and best practices.

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Roadmaps that contain this course are:

  • PureData System for Analytics, powered by Netezza
  • Netezza Appliance

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Audience

This advanced course is for database administrators, system administrators, application developers, and data warehouse architects.

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Prerequisites

You should have:

  • a working knowledge of UNIX or Linux
  • experience with shell scripting
  • experience with VI editing, and basic SQL.

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Objectives

  • Administer the IBM Netezza 1000
  • Configure client connectivity
  • Create databases and tables
  • Determine distribution methods
  • Set up Clustered Base Tables
  • Load and unload tables
  • Generate statistics
  • Analyze query plans
  • Create materialized views
  • Reclaim unused disk space
  • Program stored procedures

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Course outline

Agenda

Day 1

  • Welcome
  • Unit 1: About Netezza
  • Unit 2: IBM Netezza data warehouse architecture
  • Unit 3: Connecting to the IBM Netezza Data Warehouse Appliance Host
  • Exercise 1: Access Training’s IBM Netezza 1000
  • Unit 4: Managing user access to the IBM Netezza database
  • Exercise 2: Managing access to the database
  • Unit 5: NzAdmin
  • Exercise 3: NzAdmin
  • Unit 6: Databases and tables
  • Unit 7: Distributions
  • Exercise 4: Distributions

Day 2

  • Unit 8: Loading and unloading tables
  • Exercise 5: nzload
  • Exercise 6: External tables
  • Unit 9: ODBC/JDBC/OLEDB client connectivity
  • Exercise 7: ODBC connectivity
  • Unit 10: Optimizer and query plans
  • Exercise 8: Analyzing query plans
  • Unit 11: Zone maps and Clustered Base Tables (CBT)
  • Exercise 9: Zone maps and CBT
  • Unit 12: Materialized views
  • Exercise 10: Materialized views
  • Unit 13: Generate statistics
  • Exercise 11: Generate statistics

Day 3

  • Unit 14: Cross-database access
  • Unit 15: Transactions
  • Unit 16: Reclaiming disk space using GROOM
  • Exercise 12: Reclaiming disk space using GROOM
  • Unit 17: Stored procedures
  • Exercise 13: Stored procedures

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Remarks

Practical Work :

This course is structured in a lecture/lab format. The hands-on sessions form a vital and integral part of the course.

August 2012

V2.1

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