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43 books on this page. SQL or Structured Query Language is the universal language used for accessing data in relational database systems.
SQL is used in MVS, OS/390, Z/OS, DB2, UDB, MySQL, SQL Server, Access, Windows and many other systems.
IBM's flagship database system is DB2/UDB or Universal Data Base. Now just called DB2. DB2 is now available on essentially all of these platforms: Windows, Linux, Sun's Solaris Operating Environment, HP-UX, NUMA-Q, AIX, OS/2, handheld device operating systems such as Windows CE and the Palm Computing platform.
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DB2 for the COBOL programmer, part 1
By Roger SandersIf you use DB2 and embedded SQL with COBOL this is the book for you. Find out about the latest features of DB2 and how they fit in with the latest version of COBOL.
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IBM Redbooks on DB2
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DB2 9 for Developers
By Philip K. GunningUpgrading from previous versions of DB2. XML data, optimization of SQL and XML. Published May 2007.
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IBM DB2 Version 9 New Features
By Paul ZikopolousPublished Dec 2006. The new features of IBM DB2 version 9 Covers all DB2 platforms including AIX, Linux, HP, Solaris, and Windows.
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Understanding DB2 9 Security
By Rebecca Bond, Kevin Yeung-Kuen SeeWhat you need to know about security in DB2 9 Pub December 2006.
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DB2 for Z/Os: Data Sharing in a Nutshell
By IBM RedbooksPublished Oct 2006.
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Stored Procedures, Triggers, and User-defined Functions on DB2 Universal Database for Iseries
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DB2 for the COBOL programmer, part 2 (2nd ed)
By Garvin and PrinceThis is it! A programmer's book! New and up to date, written in the usual Mike Murach style - clean, clear, simple and uncluttered. You'll wear out this book from use.
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DB2 UDB for z/OS Version 8 Technical Preview
By IBM RedbooksPlan for migration from DB2 V7. V7 goes away in March 2008. DB2 Version 8 on Z/os enhances application development, and query functionality. It exploits z/OS 64-bit virtual addressing capabilities. There are fundamental changes in architecture and structure. Key improvements enhance scalability, application porting, security architecture, and continuous availability. Limitations have been removed in the definition of DB2 objects. There are improvements in SQL, schema evolution, longer names for tables and columns, longer SQL statements, enhanced Java and Unicode support, enhanced utilities and more log data sets.
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Official Introduction to DB2 for z/OS Version 8
By Susan Graziano SloanThis is the long-awaited book on DB2 Version 8. The book is for DBA's and applications programmers. It prepares you for DB2 certification.
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DB2 Universal Database for Client/Server. (Concepts, Design, Programming, and Reference)
By V. Mitra GopaulThis book has been flying off the shelf. Catch up with the crowd with this book. Contains a complete reference for DB2 built-in functions and commands. Some readers like it, some don't.
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DB2 Developer's Guide. (5th Edition)
By Craig MullinsPublished May 12, 2004. For Version 8 of DB2. The latest edition of a classic book on DB2 for database administrators and application programmers. No one can match Craig S. Mullins for knowledge of DB2 and clear presentation style. Your webmaster has put past editions of this book to good use and considers the money well spent.
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DB2 for Z/OS and Os/390 Development for Performance (Volume 1)
By Gabrielle WiorkowskiFor Version 7 of DB2. How to optimize performance beginning with the creation of DB2 objects and indexes. Good design of applications and high performing SQL are covered.
1. Concepts and Components
2. Creating STOGROUPs, Databases, and Buffer Pools
3. Creating Tablespaces 4. Creating Tables and Views
5. Index Usage for Performance 6. Index Design for Performance
7. The Basics of SQL Data Manipulation
8. Concurrency Control
9. Program Development
10. Batch Processing
11. Triggering Actions in DB2
12. Stored Procedures
13. User-Defined Function
14. Program Preparation and Execution
15. Join Performance
16. Subselects and Table Expressions
17. Parallel Processing
18. Programming for Performance
19. The Optimizer
20. Explaining the Access Path Chosen by the Optimizer
21. Load and Check Data Utilities
22. Runstats and Reorganization
23. Copy, Quiesce, Report, Rebuild, Recover, & Rebuild
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DB2 for Z/OS and Os/390 Development for Performance (Volume 2)
By Gabrielle WiorkowskiThis book is a continuation of the first volume. You will need both volumes. See volume 1 above for the contents.
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DB2 Udb for Z/OS V8
By IBM RedbooksPublished December 2003. The latest information on DB2 Version 8 straight from IBM.
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DB2 UDB for OS/390 Developer's Quick Reference Guide
By Gary JoehlinGreat SQL syntax examples! Create tables, SELECT, DB2 commands. Buy this book and prevent costly mistakes!
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DB2 for z/OS and OS/390 Version 7 Performance Topics (IBM Redbooks)
By IBM RedbooksFinally, this is available at Amazon! This is the definitive guide to what's new in Version 7 of DB2 UDB regarding performance. It has many examples and should answer most of your questions.
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Large Objects with DB2 for z/OS and OS/390 (IBM Redbooks)
By IBM RedbooksWith the implementation of LOBs we can exploit the functionalities of the DB2 family and the capacity that DB2 for z/OS provides today. The introduction of these new data types implies some changes in the administration processes and programming techniques. This book shows you these techniques. Published July 2002.
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DB2 Java Stored Procedures Learning by Example
By IBM RedbooksNot Version 7. This IBM Redbook aims to give the reader an in-depth understanding of the techniques and issues associated with the development of DB2 stored procedures written in SQLJ and JDBC. The extensive collection of sample code presented in this book and included on the accompanying CD-ROM was designed to run against DB2 UDB Server across the OS/390, Windows, and UNIX platforms.
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Integrating XML with DB2 XML Extender and DB2 Text Extender
By IBM RedbooksThis is about XML Extender. Note it was published in Dec 2000, so it's not about Version 7.
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DB2 UDB V8.1 Certification Exam 703 Study Guide
By Roger E. SandersPrepare for IBM's DB2 family fundamentals exam with this book. Obtain IBM's stamp of approval for DB2 Version 8. This is IBM's official Exam 703 self-study guide.
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DB2 Universal Database SQL Developer's Guide
By Roger E. Sanders, Janet PernaThe title is very much like too many others - that's unfortunate, because this book is just what the programmer needs. Version 6 for this edition.
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Sams Teach Yourself DB2 Universal Database in 21 Days
By Susan VisserThe DB2 Reference 'bible' A book and a CD/ROM, tutorial on the basics of DB2.
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DB2 Universal Database for OS/390
by Susan Graziano SloanAn Introduction to DB2 for OS/390 Version 7
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DB2 High Performance Design and Tuning
By Susan Lawson, Richard A. YevichThere are not many books on tuning DB2 on the mainframe. For the IBM Mainframe, does not cover UNIX, NT and OS/2.
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DB2 Universal Database in the Solaris Operating Environment
By Tetsuya Shirai* The only Solaris-specific guide for IBM's DB2 UDB V6.1 database * DB2 performance monitoring in Solaris environment * DB2/Solaris clustering and failover, step-by-step
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Microsoft® SQL Server 2000 For Dummies®
By Anthony T. MannThe author explains administrative matters in SQL Server 2000, issues of database design, Structured Query Language (SQL), and integration of SQL Server databases into larger information systems. Reviews are less than perfect.
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SQL Server 2000 Developer's Guide
By Michael OteyA guide for the database developer. Reference on SQL Server 2000, with code examples. Covers Transact-SQL's DDL, and DML as well as ADO, DAO, and RDO.
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Understanding SQL and Java Together: A Guide to SQLJ, JDBC, and Related Technologies
By Jim MeltonTwo very different languages got married to produce the most powerful, new, in demand language: SQLJ. This is a guide to the language and its use. Some readers like it, some don't.
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DB2 UDB for OS/390 Developers Quick Reference Guide
By Gary JoehlinThis is in-depth DB2. Check it out at MVS-Training. Catch up on all the new features of DB2/UDB that you aren't aware of. I just started a consulting assignment with DB2. This book is already worn out from use... (and everyone keeps borrowing it)
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Database Administration: The Complete Guide to Practices and Procedures
By Craig MullinsNo one else seems to be able to present highly technical information in a way that you can absorb. If you are or want to be a DBA you need this book.
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DB2 UDB V8.1 Certification Exams 701 and 706 Study Guide
By Roger SandersThe official in-depth guide to passing IBM's DB2 Universal Database Version 8.1 Certification Exams
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Complete Guide to DB2 Universal Database
By Don ChamberlinGood for a beginner. The reviews are all over the place. This is not OS/390, not Z/OS, not version 7. For Windows NT, OS/2, AIX, and several Unix platforms.
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DB2: The Complete Reference
By Roman B. MelnykThis is a very interesting and useful book. It is not primarily for the programmer, so you won't find everything you need about programming in it. It has A LITTLE about Version 7, so don't expect to find out all that's new with Version 7 with this. Available used at a very low price.
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SQL/400 Developer's Guide
By Paul ConteSQL/400 Developer's Guide is an outstanding resource for anyone - beginners, students, programmers and database administrators - who needs to learn Structured Query Language and/or the AS/400 database - DB2 UDB/400. Reviewers like this book for learning SQL/400.
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Database Design and Programming for DB2/400
By Paul ConteConte, senior technical editor for NEWS/400 magazine, provides a thorough introduction to the design and implementation of application databases on IBM's AS/400.
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SQL Queries for Mere Mortals: A Hands-On Guide to Data Manipulation in SQL
By Michael J. HernandezThe authors recognize that SQL queries usually come about as a result of questions from human beings, and so usefully spend a fair bit of time showing how to convert questions into SQL.
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SQL Pocket Guide
By Jonathan GennickA concise reference that covers SQL for:
Oracle Database 10g, Release 2 (including the free Oracle Database 10g Express Edition (XE))
IBM DB2 8.2
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
MySQL 5
PostreSQL 8.1 database
Published April 2006.
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SQL: The Complete Reference
By James R. GroffSecond edition. Published Aug. 2002.
SQL--the core technology behind enterprise from Oracle, Informix, Sybase, IBM, Microsoft, and others--the backbone of a $5 billion industry. Coverage of XML and Web services, along with updates covering IBM DB2 Version 7.2, SQL Server 2000, Sybase, and Oracle9i Release 2.
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Unleashed (2nd Edition)
By Ray RankinsFor system and database administrators, not for developers. What you need to administer SQL Server 2000.
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SQL Server 2000 Programming by Example
By Fernando G. GuerreroHistory and introduction to Microsoft SQL Server. In-depth Transact-SQL (T-SQL) tutorial (including T-SQL data types and flow control statements) A practical and hands-on guide.
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Understanding DB2(R): Learning Visually with Examples
By D. D. ChamberlinGuide to DB2 V8.2. For DBAs, developers, and end users. Published Feb 2005.
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DB2 for Windows for Dummies
By Paul C ZikopoulosDB2 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.
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DB2 Version 8: The Official Guide
By Paul C. ZikopoulosStraight from IBM, A team of DB2 experts shows experienced DB2 professionals exactly how to make the most of DB2 Version 8 in any environment -- Linux(r), UNIX(r), or Windows(r).
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