DB2 for Windows for Dummies

DB2 for Windows For Dummies is your key to managing, accessing, and protecting data. It includes tried-and-true tips for designing,
creating, and maintaining your databases. This friendly guide, technically reviewed by IBM, will help you find out just what DB2 can do
for you. These pages offer easy-to-understand explanations on installing and configuring DB2. From designing custom databases to
creating useful tables, this reference has got you covered.

Foreword
Introduction
Part I: Getting to Know DB2
Introducing DB2
Getting Up to Speed with DB2 Basics
Designing a Database
Part II: Installing and Setting Up DB2
Installing a DB2 Server on a Windows NT/2000
Machine
Installing a DB2 Client on a Windows NT/2000
Machine
Introducing a DB2 Client to a DB2 Server with
the CCA
Part III: Working with DB2
Getting Cozy with Instances
Working with Databases
Places for Table Spaces
Working with Tables
Views, Aliases, and Other Stuff in Mother
Hubbard's Cupboard
Part IV: DB2 Tasks That Every Good Geek (err...Administrator) Should Know
Loading, Importing, and Exporting Data In and Out of Tables
Backing Up and Recovering Data
DB2 Data Replication
Monitoring the Performance of Your Database
Troubleshooting DB2
Part V: The Part of Tens
Ten DB2 Things You Should Never Forget
Ten Amazing DB2 (and DB2-related) Products
Ten (Plus One) Sources of DB2 Information
Ten Common Mistakes
Ten Darned Nifty DB2 Tricks
Appendix: About the CD
Index
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Installation Instructions