Target machine:192.168. 0.16 Local Machine: 192.168. 0.18 1 . Log in to the local database DB2 connect to DWMM user Dainst using Dainst# # Open Federated database parameter DB2 update dbm CFG using federated YES DB2 Force application all db2stop
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1.1.1 obtain the first N records
SQL Server: Select Top N * From xtable
ORACLE: Select * From xtable where rownum
DB2: Select * From xtable fetch first n rows only
1.1.2 obtain the current date
SQL Server: Select getdate
Check archiving processing View Log Archive status DB2 "Select Date (CAST (start_time as TIMESTAMP)) as DATE, COUNT (*) as Number_of_logs_per_day, (Count (*) *23.4375) as AMOUNT_LOGS_DAY_MB, Dbpartitionnum as Dbpart From Sysibmadm. Db_history WHERE
DB2 Vs MySQL series | comparison of data types between MySQL and DB2, db2mysql
As MySQL Databases become more and more widely used, there are more and more demands for migration from DB2 to MySQL databases. During database migration, the first
Common DB2 commands
Common DB2 commandsI. Basics1. db2 connect to -- connect to the local database nameDb2 connect to user using -- connect to the remote database2. db2 force application all -- force all applications to disconnect the database3.
DB2 Date Time function(DATE (TRIM (CHAR (dt#11y)) | | -' | | TRIM (CHAR (dt#11m)) | | ' -' | | TRIM (CHAR (dt#11d))) between date (' & StrDate1 & ') and date (' & StrDate2 & '))(Y > Y) or ((y = y) and (M > m)) or ((y = y) and (M = m) and (d >=
DB2 Common CommandsFirst, the basic article1. DB2 Connect to --Connect to local database nameDB2 Connect to user Using --connect to the remote database2. DB2 force application All--forcing all applications to disconnect from the database3. DB2
Comparison | program
Brief introduction
In the view of. NET application developers, using DB2 is no different from using any other relational database. You can see countless examples of using SQL Server and Oracle products to perform database tasks,
[Posting] DB2 partition features
Data Warehouse scenario overviewLevel: Intermediate
Paul McInerney (paulmci@ca.ibm.com), user-centric design expert, DB2 development, IBM
September 18, 2006
This article introduces the following table design features
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