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DB2 App Programming Course Guide

The document provides details about a 5-day DB2 Application Programming training course. The course is aimed at application developers who need to create COBOL or Java applications that use DB2 for OS/390. Students will learn to write SQL statements to select, insert, update and delete data from DB2 databases. They will also learn to embed SQL statements in application programs and develop stored procedures, triggers and user-defined functions. Students will spend half of each class day doing hands-on exercises using a test DB2 system with one workstation per student.

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DB2 App Programming Course Guide

The document provides details about a 5-day DB2 Application Programming training course. The course is aimed at application developers who need to create COBOL or Java applications that use DB2 for OS/390. Students will learn to write SQL statements to select, insert, update and delete data from DB2 databases. They will also learn to embed SQL statements in application programs and develop stored procedures, triggers and user-defined functions. Students will spend half of each class day doing hands-on exercises using a test DB2 system with one workstation per student.

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DB2 Application Programming

Length Audience 5 days Application Developers who need to develop COBOL or Java applications in a DB2 for OS/390 environment, using any version through version 7. Experience programming in COBOL or Java, or other high-level programming language; and experience using TSO and ISPF. After successful completion, each student will be able to write the most common types of SQL SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements, embed them in application programs, use cursors for read and update (including scrollable and sensitive cursors), compile, run and test programs, and develop stored procedures, triggers and user-defined functions. One workstation per student, with access to a test DB2 system. Students spend at least half of the class time in handson exercises.

Prerequisites

Objectives

Hardware, software

Exercises

[Link] 1998 Acorn Software Training

1/15/2003 Phone and fax: 919-967-7254

[Link] email: ftozier@[Link]

DB2 Application Programming


Introduction to DB2 and SQL How DB2 relates to the operating system and other software DB2 database components: tables, indexes, tablespaces, etc. SQL syntax rules Using the editor, getting to know the sample data base Version 6 and 7 new features SELECT statements The SELECT and FROM clauses WHERE predicates, comparison operators, compound predicates The ORDER BY clause SQL Functions and Expressions Arithmetic expressions Functions for handling nulls, strings, dates, etc. Nested table expressions Case structures Expressions in ORDER BY SQL Updating The UPDATE, INSERT and DELETE statements Referential Integrity considerations SQL Joins Inner joins, using the WHERE clause or the ON clause; using correlation names Right, left, and full outer joins Self-joins DB2 Application Programs Single-row SELECTs in COBOL or Java (JDBC or SQLJ) Variables in programs Handling errors Program preparation; binding plans and/or packages Multiple-row SELECTs in COBOL or Java with cursors or ResultSets, including scrollable cursors INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE Updating via cursors, including sensitive cursors Units of work: COMMIT and ROLLBACK Additional Programming Topics Stored Procedures, Triggers and User-Defined Functions Using Dynamic SQL in programs SQL on remote systems Locking and Isolation SQL performance issues; access paths, the Optimizer, and using EXPLAIN DB2 Table Design and Creation Designing and creating tables, columns, check constraints Using views Creating indexes, Referential Integrity Overview of commands and utilities

[Link] 1998 Acorn Software Training

1/15/2003 Phone and fax: 919-967-7254

[Link] email: ftozier@[Link]

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