A book/CD-ROM guide to implementing DB2 on Windows NT, for database administrators, system administrators, and programmers. Everything from configuring client/server communications to exploiting the security features in Windows NT is covered in a step-by-step manner, with chapters on graphical tools, backup and recovery, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting. The CD-ROM contains 60-day trial code for DB2 Universal Database for Windows NT, version 5.2. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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DB2 Universal Database Version 5 offers a family of full-featured relational database management systems, now available on the widely used Windows NT platform. Written by IBM insiders with years of experience teaching DB2 technology, The Universal Guide to DB2 for Windows NT is the most practical and complete guide to implementing DB2 on Windows NT.
This single volume covers both the big picture of DB2 Universal Database and the nitty-gritty of installing, configuring, and maintaining a database, hands on. Hot topics include:
In addition, you will learn and compare DB2 UDB security and authorizations with Windows NT security and rights, how to manage DB2 UDB using graphical tools, and how to tightly integrate DB2 UDB performance variables into the Windows NT performance monitor. Whether your database is part of a corporate enterprise network, or resides on a stand-alone server, The Universal Guide to DB2 for Windows NT is the ultimate implementation guide for professionals in systems, databases, or networking.
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