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1 Build and Deploy Stored Procedures with IBM Data Studio December 19, 2013 Presented by: Anson Kokkat, Product Manager, Optim Database Tools 1

DB2 Tech Talk series host and today s presenter: Rick Swagerman,

Achitect, IBM Data Studio A few details. 1.

2 DB2 Tech Talk series host and today s presenter: Rick Swagerman, Host and Today s Presenter DB2 Language Architect Today s technical presenters... Anson Kokkat Product Manager, Database Tools Tony Leung Achitect, IBM Data Studio A few details. 1. The presentation for this Tech Talk: 2. Next steps and troubleshooting guide: click Attachments in this webcast window 2

3 Disclaimer The information contained in this presentation is provided for informational purposes only. While efforts were made to verify the completeness and accuracy of the information contained in this presentation, it is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. In addition, this information is based on IBM s current product plans and strategy, which are subject to change by IBM without notice. IBM shall not be responsible for any damages arising out of the use of, or otherwise related to, this presentation or any other documentation. Nothing contained in this presentation is intended to, or shall have the effect of: Creating any warranty or representation from IBM (or its affiliates or its or their suppliers and/or licensors); or Altering the terms and conditions of the applicable license agreement governing the use of IBM software. Performance is based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput or performance that any user will experience will vary depending upon many factors, including considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user's job stream, the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve results similar to those stated here. 3

4 Agenda What is IBM Data Studio Overview and Features of IBM Data Studio Routine Development (SP/ UDF) 4

5 What is IBM Data Studio? IBM Data Studio provides an integrated, modular environment for database development and administration of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows. It also offers collaborative database development tools for IBM DB2 for z/os, IBM DB2 for i, and IBM Informix. 5

6 What is IBM Data Studio? Increases productivity for database developers and administrators Develop, debug, and deploy database applications and database routines Manage database objects: Create, Alter, Drop Develop and execute SQL scripts Impact analysis Compare database objects 6

Advanced Tooling for DB2 Advanced Editions Data Studio is available for all editions of DB2.

administer Optim purequery Runtime Improve SQL performance Optim Configuration Manager Track Changes and Manage Clients Optim Performance

Performance Manager Query Workload Tuner Advanced Recovery Feature DB2 Merge Backup Generate full backups by merging full and incremental

7 Advanced Tooling for DB2 Advanced Editions Data Studio is available for all editions of DB2. Included in Advanced Enterprise and Advanced Workgroup Editions: InfoSphere Data Architect Collaborative data design Data Studio Develop and administer Optim purequery Runtime Improve SQL performance Optim Configuration Manager Track Changes and Manage Clients Optim Performance Manager Take action early to maintain service level agreements Optim Query Workload Tuner Expert SQL tuning advice Configuration Manager Performance Manager Query Workload Tuner Advanced Recovery Feature DB2 Merge Backup Generate full backups by merging full and incremental backups Recovery Expert - Granular recovery, Log Analysis Optim High Performance Unload - High-speed unloads from live databases/ backups New purchasable feature in DB purequery Runtime and Data Studio 7

8 How to get Data Studio DeveloperWorks A no-charge, fully licensed copy can be downloaded from developerworks Support is via the Data Studio forum Use Installation Manager for Efficient Install Product Bundles DB2 for Linux, Unix and Windows DB2 Accessories Suite for z/os IBM Informix 8

9 System Requirements Eclipse Client Windows, RHEL, SUSE 32/64 Bit 1-2 G Memory Dependent on other apps, # connected, complexity of db 2 G Disk 9

10 Agenda What is IBM Data Studio Overview and Features of IBM Data Studio Routine Development (SP/ UDF) 10

11 Common Tool across Roles Improve Collaboration and Productivity Develop SQL development Routine development SQL PL and PL/SQL Deployment management Query tuning Java data access Eclipse Client Database Administration Catalog navigation Object management Privilege management Maintenance management Availability management Change management Monitor Alerts Dashboards Web Console Schedule JDBC CLP 11

12 Other Functions for IBM Data Studio Data Studio eclipse client Connecting to Databases Navigating Databases Object Management Utilities and Commands SQL scripts Tuning Queries Routine Development (SP/UDF) 12

13 Task Launcher Role based Launch Tasks Get Help 13

14 Connecting To Databases Create new connection profile Double-click existing connections Cataloged Connections are imported 14

15 Navigating Databases - DSE Hierarchical drill down Uses less real estate Generally preferred by developers 15

16 Create/Alter/Drop Create a new object Right-click Create Right-click Alter/Drop 16

17 Commands/Utility Task Assistants Start instance Quiesce database Stop instance Unquiesce database Quiesce instance Restart database Unquiesce instance Backup database Configure database/instance Restore database Configure automatic maintenance Rollforward database Configure database logging Complete rollforward Create database Recover database Drop database Export table Start database Import table Stop database Load table HPU Setup HADR manage HADR Reorg index Reorg table Rebind package Set table integrity Manage storage Manage purescale Host Verify purescale Manage purescale Note: Requires DAS or SSH 17

18 Utilities Right Click on Object for Command/ Utilities Right Click on Object for Command/ Utilities 18

19 SQL Scripts Select syntax validation options Set special registers for execution Run the script Capture performance metrics from OPM Job list Status Results 19

20 Tune SQL Select Query Tuning perspective Configure Right-click DB to find configuration wizards 20

21 Agenda What is IBM Data Studio Overview and Features of IBM Data Studio Routine Development (SP/ UDF) 21

22 Why Are Stored Procedures So Important Stored Procedures help to improve application performance and reduce database access traffic All database access must go through network which in some cases can cause poor performance For each SQL statement a database manager application must initiate a separate communication with DB2 Create stored procedures that run on the database server -> Improve database performance A client application can simply call the stored procedure on the server and obtain the results of the SQL statements In addition, stored procedures help to centralize business logic. If make changes to stored procedures on the server, they are immediately available to all client applications that call it 22

23 Create SQL SP Select SQL and Routine Development Create Data Development Project 23

24 Create SQL SP Create Stored Procedure 24

25 Create SQL SP Syntax Validation Content Assist 25

26 Create SQL SP Define template Launch create template from here or Window->Preferences 26

27 Deploy SQL SP Deploy Check for debug Confirm deployment 27

28 Debug SQL SP Launch debugger 28

29 Debug SQL SP See all breakpoints Stepping options Variables Breakpoints 29

30 Deploy and Run UDF Deploy User Defined Function Specify what to run before and after, parameters and commit setting Specify run settings Run User Defined Function 30

31 Data Studio Stored Procedure New Features Debugging Triggers Nested Routines Anonymous Blocks 31

32 DB2 Tech Talk: Next Steps Roadmap - DB2 Stored Procedures in IBM Data Studio Step One Step Two Step Three Step Four Learn more about the Data Studio Get the free ebook on Data Studio ibm.co/1ggpjru Data Studio Tutorial: Create, Test, Deploy DB2 SQL Stored Procedure Browse the tech docs Data Studio Information Center: bit.ly/13b4nn7 System Requirements: ibm.co/ivq0s4 Article: Migrating to Data Studio from Control Center ibm.co/1fn54vs Download Data Studio! It s free! Data Studio product: bm.co/1dof9tz DB trial software: Ibm.co/db2download Read more and join the discussion Data Studio Technical Forum on IBM developerworks ibm.co/18dkgf6 Reference Call IBM to schedule a demo or learn more (U.S) (Canada) (India) Or visit for contact information worldwide Data Studio Brochure, tools in the era of Big Data ibm.co/18ywiem IBM Data Studio product page Ibm.co/ibmdsinfo IBM DB product page Ibm.com/db2 IBM DB Product features ibm.co/12c1pjz SQL Tips Blog: 32

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