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Today, the customer visited (Japanese) and asked me the difference between DB2 and Oracle. Because it's not a DBA, I haven't really summed it up. But my first feeling: One is instance, one is database. Building Ora libraries and DB2 libraries is not

Comparison of concurrency control (LOCK) between DB2 and Oracle Comparison of concurrency control (LOCK) between DB2 and Oracle 1 Introduction The minimal recovery and transaction units in relational databases (DB2, Oracle, Sybase, Informix, and

The command-line processor is the DB2 interface, which best embodies the power of DB2, as well as the simplicity and versatility of DB2. The author makes a detailed exposition of it through examples.0 Reviews:Blair Adamache, DB2 technology

1 Introduction The minimal recovery and transaction units in relational databases (DB2, Oracle, Sybase, Informix, and SQL Server) are a transaction (Transactions). Transactions are ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability) feature. In

Brief introductionWhen it comes to ensuring that enterprise applications built with IBM DB2 (DB2 certified DB2 Training) ®universal Database "(DB2 UDB) and borland® tools (such as Delphi, C++builder, or Kylix) have the best performance, programmers

1 Introduction In relational databases (Db2,oracle,sybase,informix and SQL Server) the smallest recovery and transaction units are one transaction (transactions), and transactions have acid (atomicity, consistency, isolation, and permanence)

To speed up the loading of data, many DBAs prefer to use the load tool for data migration and loading, but the load utility brings us some problems as well, and today focuses on the solution when we encounter problems when we use the Load tool again.

1. Launch instance (DB2INST1):Db2start2. Stop the Instance (DB2INST1):Db2stop3. List all instances (DB2INST1)Db2ilist3-1. List the current instance:DB2 Get Instance3-2. List all databases:DB2 List Database Directory4. Look at the sample

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

analysis and explanation of DB2 lock problemLock timeouts and deadlocks are often encountered in DB2 applications, so what is the cause of this phenomenon? In this paper, the phenomenon of lock waiting, lock time-out and deadlock is simulated in the