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by Paul C. Zikopoulos,Dirk deRoos,Roman B. Melnyk,George Baklarz

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Paul C. Zikopoulos,Dirk deRoos,Roman B. Melnyk,George Baklarz

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0131401580

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English

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IBM Press (September 27, 2003)

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Computer

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Databases & Big Data

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the most of DB2 Version 8 in any environment-Linux(R), UNIX(R), or Windows(R). They offer detailed, ed technical guidance for the key challenges you'll face in delivering high-performance DB2 databases, e-business infrastructure, and enterprise integration solutions.

GEORGE BAKLARZ, IBM Senior Manager for DB2 Technical Sales Support, works closely with customers to help them . Dirk is a DB2 Certified Solutions Expert

GEORGE BAKLARZ, IBM Senior Manager for DB2 Technical Sales Support, works closely with customers to help them understand new DB2 technology, and to gain their feedback for improving DB2 products. George is also a co-author of the DB2 Universal Database v8 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration Certification Guide. Dirk is a DB2 Certified Solutions Expert. ROMAN B. MELNYK is a senior member of the DB2 Information Development team, specializing in database administration, DB2 utilities, and SQL. During more than eight years at IBM, Roman has written numerous DB2 books, articles, and other related materials.

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DB2 Version 8 represents one of the most feature-packed and significant releases in DB2's history! This book is well organized into topics such as Performance Enhancements, Manageability Enhancements, SQL Enhancements, etc. Each section presents not only the new features in Version 8, but also gives technical details about the new features, gotchas, tips and tricks, and examples of how to use them - this kind of insider information is not currently available on the market today!

Nirad

IBM invented relational databases and SQL and they have since always been in the forefront of offering the most advanced features in RDBs, via their DB2 product. (Though it must be a source of considerable chargrin that Oracle has the bigger market share.) Nowadays, dB2 is in its 8th major revision, attesting to its maturity.
So what does this book offer? A veritable laundry list of enhancements. These range from improvements in the GUI to tighter integration into their Websphere container, and into java. Plus showing how to run it under Microsoft's .NET. As far as the core RDB usage is concerned, you do need prior knowledge of SQL and the theory of RDBs. It is not the book's place to teach that. You need it to fully appreciate the usefulness of the new features.
To me, it seems like there are no surprises here, with one exception, discussed below. The new features are all useful, but they are mostly continuous improvments on earlier functionality.
What is the exception? Multidimensional Clustering tables. A conceptual discontinuity. It automatically clusters data on the disk in multiple data field dimensions. IBM claims big improvements in query speeds, especially for complex queries. IBM is bragging! But they certainly seem entitled to do so. Oracle 9 and MySql appear to have nonesuch comparable feature. Granted, I am taking IBM's claim at face value from this book. But IBM's technical literature has always been credible. If IBM's clients independently affirm the utility of MDC, we can expect IBM to push hard on rapidly expanding this.
Even if you do use another database, just out of the need to keep abreast of changes in your field, you should check out this offering.
[If you do need to learn SQL itself, or RDB theory, try "Fundamentals of Database Systems" by El Masri and Navathe, also published by Addison-Wesley.]

Mr.mclav

While this work may be "The Official Guide" it is a long way from complete or authoratative. It is much more of an overview than a guide. It is an excleent overview or enhancements book for readers with a technical background.

I found the book useful as a new DB2 user but what I had purchased the book for was to learn DB2 and it was incomplete for that purpose.

happy light

Once again, I'm guilty of judging a book by its title. I expected a somewhat comprehensive treatment of DB2 in this one, instead this book focuses on the differences (improvements) over previous versions of DB2. So, if what you're interested in are the new features, you'll find a survey treatment of those here. Of course, Version 9 is the hot thing now, so the "new" features of 8 aren't so new anymore. Hype just doesn't make for a classic book. Not a great book; but it is okay.

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