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Overview
| Course code | CV260 | Skill level | Basic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 3.0 days | Delivery type | Classroom
(Hands-on labs) |
| Course type | Public or Private on-site | ||
| Public price | USD $2,010.00 plus tax |
This course is designed to introduce you to non-traditional ways of using DB2 for z/OS to work with native XML data. It is also designed to enable database administrators to manage the DB2 native XML environment.
You store native XML data in DB2 and create XML indexes. You analyze plan information for queries and take steps for improving query execution. The course also teaches how to managethe XML schema and the techniques available for decomposing the XML documents.
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Audience
This is a basic course for:
- Database administrators
- Anyone interested in learning how to manage native XML data in DB2
Prerequisites
You should have attended:
- Query XML Data with DB2 9 for z/OS (CV120) or have equivalent experience
- DB2 9 for z/OS Database Administration Workshop Part 1 (CV830) or having equivalent experience is desirable.
If not, you should at least have basic knowledge of DB2 physical organization (table spaces, indexes, etc.) and use of utilities.
Skills taught
- Establish the environment to store native XML data in DB2 for z/OS
- Create XML indexes for efficient retrieval of XML data
- Analyze query executions and what you can do to improve the query performance
- Validate and register XML schema using commands
- Decompose XML documents using XMLTABLE function
- Use IBM Data Studio for decomposition using XMLTABLE function, and register XML schema for validation
Course outline
Introduction to XML storage and lab
- XML data type
- XML storage
- How XML data is stored
- How to get it in
- How to get it back out
- Basic IUD (Insert/Update/Delete)
XML indexing and lab
- XML indexing overview
- Storing the XML document
- DOCID index
- NODEID index
- Index on an XML column
- Externals for index on an XML column
- Extended CREATE INDEX syntax
- Casting to the index data type
- Catalog changes
Utility co