Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs - CL489GIN Course Overview

To ensure that participants are well-prepared for the Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs - CL489GIN course, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of database concepts and familiarity with data processing
• Experience with using a Windows or Linux/UNIX operating system for basic navigation and file manipulation
• Knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL) or experience with relational databases
• An understanding of basic command-line execution (CLI) for database management tasks

Please note that these prerequisites are meant to provide a foundation for the course material, and are not intended to be barriers to entry. The course is designed to build upon these foundational skills to help learners effectively manage Db2 databases.

Target Audience for Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs - CL489GIN

1. The Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs course is designed for professionals seeking to manage and optimize IBM Db2 databases effectively.

   
   

2. Target audience for the Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs - CL489GIN course:

   
   

• Database Administrators (DBAs)
• Database Analysts
• Data Architects
• IT Professionals with a focus on database management
• System Administrators managing Db2 environments
• Technical Support Specialists for Db2
• Consultants specializing in Db2 or database technologies
• Application Developers who need to understand the underlying database
• Those preparing for IBM Db2 certification exams

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs - CL489GIN?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered:

The Db2 11.5 QuickStart for Relational DBAs course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge for managing and optimizing IBM Db2 databases, focusing on core administrative tasks.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the fundamental architecture and functionality of Db2 11.5.
• Utilize the Db2 Command Line Processor (CLP) and graphical user interface (GUI) tools for database management.
• Manage Db2 instances, including configuration and administration.
• Create and manage databases, understanding data placement strategies.
• Define and implement database objects like tables, indexes, and views.
• Learn to move data efficiently using import, export, and load utilities.
• Perform backup and recovery tasks to ensure data integrity and availability.
• Conduct regular database maintenance, monitoring, and problem determination to optimize performance.
• Manage database concurrency and understand locking mechanisms to ensure data consistency.
• Implement security measures, including authentication, authorization, and encryption to protect data.
• Execute database rebuild support and understand its importance in disaster recovery.
• Relocate Db2 databases and tablespaces as required for various operational scenarios.
• Use Explain tools to analyze and improve query performance.
• Optimize query performance with the strategic use of indexes.
• Apply advanced monitoring techniques for comprehensive insights into database health and performance.