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Reader Reviews & Recommendations
DB2: The Complete Reference
by Roman Melnyk, Paul Zikopoulos
"This is a fantastic and comprehensive reference covering the
essentials of 7.2"
Recommended by Lisa M.
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Database Management Systems
by Raghu Ramakrishnan, Johannes Gehrke
"This is an excellent database management systems textbook, covering
E-R diagrams, normalization, indexing, concurrency, locking, crash recovery,
query optimization, performance, Internet databases, data warehousing, etc. DB2
(and other DBMS's) are
mentioned throughout the text, and the ARIES recovery
algorithm (used for logging and recovery in DB2) is presented in detail. The
book is well-written, with a nice balance between theory and practice. The 3rd
edition has just been released (copyright 2003)."
Recommended by
Edwin Knorr
,
University of British Columbia
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DB2 Universal Database
by D.D. Chamberlin
"EXCELLENT REFERENCE!"
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DB2 for z/OS and OS/390 Development for Performance
by Gabrielle Wiorkowski
Recommended by
Alex Chen
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DB2 Universal Database for OS/390 Certification Guide Version 7.1
by Richard Yevich, Susan Lawson
"Very good book, can be used as a reference, you don't have anything
in details but the essentials are in this book.
For certification purpose, it is as called a Guide, the main lines are related
and it's up to you to go deeper."
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DB2 UDB V7.2 SQL Cook Book
(PDF)
by Greame Birchall
"Stumbled across this book on the internet. It covers most of UDB V
7.2 SQL in detail with various examples . A must have for all DBA /UDB
developers to assist in writing cost effective SQL etc.
Funny enough it's in a PDF format FREE to download from the authors website.
@ DB2 Cook Book Downloads."
Recommended by
Femi Bello
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DB2 UDB for OS/390 Developer's Quick Reference Guide
by Gary Joehlin
MVS Training, Inc., 2000
"This book gives thorough SQL syntax including SQLCODE/SQLSTATE with a
cross-reference. It provides complete DB2 commands and all utility syntax and
covers entire Catalog Table with column names and descriptions. It contains
layouts for new PLAN, new STATEMENT, and DSN_FUNCTION_TABLE.
This book has the
information you need right at your fingertips, right when you need it."
Recommended by
Kelly O'Hare
, MVS Training
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DB2 for the COBOL Programmer, Part 1
by Curtis Garvin and Steve Eckols
Mike Murach & Associates, 1999
"A great book for the COBOL application programmer
who needs to learn
DB2. And the way it's set up, with text on the lefthand pages and syntax and
examples on the righthand pages, makes it easy to use for reference, too."
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