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Pt. I | Environment Topics | 1 |
1 | How Many Environments / Subsystems to Set Up | 3 |
2 | Names and Authids: Ownership Has Its Privileges | 21 |
3 | Change Management and Database Migration | 41 |
4 | Mass Data Movement Using Full Image Copies | 79 |
5 | Mass Data Movement Using DFDSS | 99 |
6 | Data Movement Using Incremental Image Copies | 107 |
7 | RRDF Provides Ad Hoc Refresh and Continuous Availability | 123 |
8 | Stress Testing | 133 |
9 | QMF Print Command and Printers | 153 |
10 | QMF Batch | 159 |
11 | How To Split Screen from within QMF | 163 |
12 | How To Solve Inconsistent Timestamps | 165 |
13 | How To Circumvent DB2 Timestamp Consistency Checks | 175 |
Pt. II | Database Design Topics | 181 |
14 | Data Integrity Check | 183 |
15 | Placeholders | 193 |
16 | Surrogate Keys | 201 |
17 | Hot Spots | 207 |
18 | Sparse Indexes | 213 |
19 | Revolving Tablespaces | 215 |
20 | Batch Restartability | 223 |
Pt. III | SQL Topics | 229 |
21 | How To List Plans That Use Tablespace Scans | 231 |
22 | How To Enforce Domain Rules Using View DDL | 233 |
23 | How To Find Duplicate Rows | 235 |
24 | How To List Unused Indexes and Unusable Plans | 237 |
25 | How To Flip the Close Rule | 239 |
26 | How To Handle the Outer Join Problem | 241 |
27 | Existential Quantifier and Why It Is So Useful | 247 |
28 | Cautions About the Null Attribute | 257 |
Pt. IV | Performance Topics | 263 |
29 | Free Space: How Much Is Optimal? | 265 |
30 | How To Load a Tablespace with Varying Free Space | 279 |
31 | A Faster Method of Building Indexes | 287 |
32 | How To Tell When Your Tablespaces Have Gone into Extents | 291 |
33 | Denormalize versus DB2 Join | 295 |
34 | Influencing List Prefetch | 311 |
35 | RCT Design and Trade-offs | 319 |
Pt. V | Backup and Recovery Topics | 341 |
36 | How To Do Total System Backup and Recovery Quickly | 343 |
37 | How To Resurrect a Dropped Tablespace | 349 |
38 | How To Resurrect a Dropped Table | 363 |
39 | How To Back Out a Corrupting Program | 373 |
40 | How To Analyze a Deadlock | 403 |
41 | How To Get Information Out of the Log Using DSN1LOGP | 413 |
42 | How To Resurrect a Deleted Row Using Repair | 421 |
Pt. VI | Appendixes | 437 |
A | Useful Tools: CLISTs and Edit Macros | 439 |
B | How To Convert from Hexadecimal to Decimal | 447 |
C | Two's Complement Arithmetic: How To Interpret Numbers in DB2 | 451 |
D | DB2 Page Formats | 453 |
E | Third-Party Vendor DB2 Tools | 457 |
F | VSAM Buffering Improves DSN1COPY Performance | 493 |
References: Consolidated List | 497 | |
Index | 501 |
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