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1 A access control, authentication in, authorities/authorizations in, 179, 180 privileges in, 179, 180 Administrator, IBM Certified Database Administrator DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, Windows, 1 3, 2 AIX, authentication and, 176 aliases, databases, 52 ALTER, 167, 174 ALTER BUFFERPOOL, 27, 40 ALTER TABLE COMPRESS YES option in, for data row compression, 69 70, 84 data row compression and, 70 label based access control (LBAC) and, 194 ALTER TABLESPACE, 62 64, 81, 163 analyzing DB2 activity, 4, Database System Monitor in, deadlocks and, 119, 147, 148 event monitors in, 120, See also event monitors snapshot monitor in, 119, 120 troubleshooting utilities for, 119, applicant identification number in, 6 arranging to take a certification exam, 5 8 arrays, in label based access control (LBAC), 182 ASCII files Export utility and, 102 Import utility and, ATTACH/DETACH PARTITION, 65, 83 attributes, XML and, authentication, 175, authentication types in, CLIENT type authentication in, 177 DATA_ENCRYPT type authentication in, 178, 203 DATA_ENCRYPT_CMP type authentication in, 178, 203 Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) Security Services for, 176 GSS_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, , 203, 204 GSSPLUGIN type authentication (Generic Security Service) in, 178, 203, 204 KERBEROS type authentication in, 177, 203 KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, operating system support for, 176 SERVER type authentication in, 176 SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, 177 authentication types, authorities/authorizations, 179, 180 Database Administrator (DBADM), 50 databases and, 50 Security Administrator (SECADM) and, 181, AUTOCONFIGURE, 4, 9, 12 14, 13 14t, 35, 53 Automatic Maintenance, 9, 20 22, backup with, 20 configuration parameters for, 21t, databases and, 51, 78 defragmentation with, 20 NOTE: Boldface numbers indicate illustrations; t indicates a table 207

2 Automatic Maintenance, continued optimization/optimizer and, 20 RUNSTATS and, 20 statistic profiling with, 21 automatic storage table spaces, 4, 43, 52, 54 55, 61, 79, 80 AUTOSTART, event monitors and, 133 B BACKUP, 20 backup and recovery. See also high availability Automatic Maintenance in, 20 22, BACKUP command for, 20 BACKUP DATABASE, 23, 39 BIND, 51 Bind File Description Tool, 134, 134t BINDADD, 50 binding, Bind File Description Tool, 134, 134t buffer pools, 48, 78 data row compression and, 68 event monitors and, 132t, , 174 Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 26, 39, 40 table spaces and, 60, 63 transaction logging and, C callout script (db2cos), 136 case sensitivity, XML and, 89 CATALOG, 18 20, cataloging/uncataloging databases and, 49 nodes, in communications configuration and, 17 20, check constraints, XML and, 90, 116 CLIENT type authentication, 177 code sets, 53 collating sequence, 53 columns, in XML and, 90, 116 Command Line Processor, XML and, 92, 93, 94, 96 comments, 53 COMMIT, 152, 154 communications configuration, Configuration Assistant for, 17 Configure TCP/IP dialog for, 16, 16 DB2COMM in, manually, node cataloging/uncataloging for, 17 20, Setup Communications dialog for, 16, 16 UPDATE DATABASE MANAGER CONFIGURATION in, 17 COMPRESS YES option, for data row compression, 69 70, 84 compression dictionary, 69, 70 71, 84, 85 compression. See data row compression Configuration Advisor, 10 12, 11, 35 communications configuration and, 17 databases and, 51 Configure TCP/IP dialog, 16, 16 connections, event monitors and, 131, 147 consistency of data/database, constraints, XML and, 90 containers, table space, 55, 57, 59, 63 cost of exams, 7 crash recovery, , 155 CREATE, 167, 174 CREATE BUFFERPOOL, 27, 40 CREATE DATABASE, 4, 43, 44 56, 78, 79, 80, 116 aliases in, 52 AUTOCONFIGURE and, 53 AUTOMATIC STORAGE in, 52 automatic storage table spaces in, 54 55, 61 code set in, 53 collating sequence in, 53 comments in, 53 complete syntax for, with options, database managed space (DMS) table spaces in, 54 directories and subdirectories in, 53 example of, 56 extent size in, 53 keywords in, 53, 54 RESTRICTIVE clause in, 56 system catalog tables in, 54 system managed space (SMS) table spaces in, 54 table spaces in, territory codes in, 53 XML and, 88 Create Database Wizard, 12, 48, 50, 78 CREATE EVENT MONITOR, , CREATE INDEX GENERATE KEY USING XMLPATTERN in, XML and, CREATE SECURITY LABEL COMPONENT, , 192 CREATE SECURITY LABEL, , 192, 198, 199 CREATE SECURITY POLICY, , 192, 199 CREATE TABLE 208

3 COMPRESS YES option in, for data row compression, 69 70, 84 label based access control (LBAC) and, 187, 193 range-partitioning with, using PARTITION BY, 65 67, XML tables and, 90 CREATE TABLESPACE, 57 64, 81, 163 CREATE_NOT_FENCED, 50 CREATETAB, 50 cursors, XML and, 90, 116 D data blocking, XML and, 91 Data Definition Language (DDL) 167, 174 XML and, Data Manipulation Language (DML), , 174 data movement utilities, 87, db2move and db2look, 108, 118 Export utility for, 99, See also Export utility Import utility for, 99, See also Import utility Load utility for, 99. See also Load utility Data Partition Elimination, 65 Data Partitioning Feature, 65, 83 data placement, 4, See also databases Automatic Storage table spaces in, 43, 79, 80 CREATE DATABASE and, 43, 44 56, 79, 80 data row compression in, 43, 68 71, 69 Database Managed Storage (DMS) table spaces in, 43, 78 range-partitioned tables in, 43, 64 67, 83 System Managed Storage (SMS) table spaces in, 43, 48, 78 data row compression, 4, 43, 68 71, 69 buffer pools and, 68 compression dictionary for, 69, 70 71, 84, 85 enabling, 69 70, 84 estimating storage savings from, using INSPECT, 71, 84 REORG and, 85 storage savings and, 68 71, 69 XML and, 91 data types Import utility and, file type modifiers recognized by, 106t XML and, 87, 88 91, 102t, 106t Data Warehouse Edition (DWE), XML and, 88 DATA_ENCRYPT type authentication, 178, 203 DATA_ENCRYPT_CMP type authentication, 178, 203 Database Administrator (DBA), 1 Database Administrator (DBADM), 50 database managed space (DMS) table spaces, 43, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62, 64, 78 Database Manager instances and, 9 15 table spaces and, 57 database partitioning feature (DPF), XML and, 88 Database System Monitor, event monitors in, 120, See also event monitors snapshot monitors in, 120 databases, 9 15 aliases for, 52 authorities/authorizations for, 50 AUTOCONFIGURE in, 12 15, 13 14t Automatic Maintenance and, 51, 78 automatic storage table spaces in, 52, 54 55, 61 buffer pools for, 48, 78 cataloging of, 49 code set for, 53 collating sequence for, 53 comments in, 53 Configuration Advisor to configure, 10 12, 11, 51 configuration file initialization in, 50 CREATE DATABASE and, 43, 44 56, 79, 80 Create Database Wizard for, 12, 48, 50 data row compression in, 68 71, 69 Database Managed Space (DMS) table spaces and, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62, 64 directories and subdirectories for, 44 45, 46, 49, 53 event monitors and, 132t extent size for, 53 files for management of, Health Monitor for, 51, 78 hierarchy of objects in DB2 worldview and, 9 10 keywords for, 53, 54 Memory Tracker for, , 136t, 149 naming, 44 privileges for, 50 range-partitioning in, See also range-partitioned tables RESTRICTIVE clause for, 56 schemas in, 50 Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 51, 78 system catalog tables in, 49, 54 System Managed Space (SMS) table spaces and, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62 table spaces in, 48, NOTE: Boldface numbers indicate illustrations; t indicates a table 209

4 databases, continued territory codes for, 53 throttling utilities in, 51, 78 token for, 47 utilities for, 50 DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration exam (Exam 731), 2, 3 DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration Upgrade exam (Exam 736), 3 5, 9 DB2 V8.1 Family Fundamentals exam (Exam 700), 2 db2bfd, Bind File Description Tool, 4, 134, 134t DB2COMM, db2cos, callout script, 136 DB2LBACRULES in, , 195, 195t db2look, , 111t, 118 db2move, db2mtrk, Memory Tracker, 4, , 136t, 149 db2pd, DB2 Problem Determination Tool, 4, , t, , 150t db2rhist.asc, 47 db2rhist.bak, 47 deadlocks, 4, 119, 147, 148 event monitors and, , 132t declaration, XML and, 89 defragmentation, Automatic Maintenance and, 20 DELETE, 167, 174 XML data and, dictionary, compression, 69, 70 71, 84, 85 directories and subdirectories, 53 databases and, 44 45, 46, 49 Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) Security Services, 176 DROP, 167, 174 DROP TABLESPACE, 163 E ECF code, 136 elements, XML and, Enterprise Server Edition (ESE), XML and, 88 event monitors, 120, activating/deactivating, AUTO/MANUALSTART for, 133 activating/deactivating, with SET EVENT MONITOR, 133 BUFFERPOOL, 132t CONNECTIONS, 131, 147 creating, with CREATE EVENT MONITOR, , DATABASE, 132t deadlock cycles and, DEADLOCKS, 132t output from, location for, STATEMENTS, 131, 147 TABLES, 132t TABLESPACES, 132t TRANSACTIONS, 131, 147 types of, 131, 132t EXECUTE, 50, 51 Export utility, 99, ASCII files in, 102 columns in, 101 EXPORT command for, , 102t external files for, 100, 101 large object (LOB) values and, modifiers for, 101 SELECT and, 101 XML and, , 103 XML file type modifiers recognized by, 102t XQuery and, 101 XQuery Data Model (QDM) and, 102, 118 EXPORT, , 102t. See also Export utility Express-C, 88 extent, table space, 53, 55, 60 G GENERATE KEY USING XMLPATTERN clause, Generic Security Service (GSS) API, authentication and, 178, 203, 204 GET DATABASE CONFIGURATION, Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 27, 41 GET SNAPSHOT, , 145 GRANT label based access control (LBAC) and, , 193 GRANT EXEMPTION, , 205 GRANT SECURITY LABEL, 181, 204 GRANT SETSESSIONUSER, 181 GSS_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication, , 203, 204 GSSPLUGIN type authentication (Generic Security Service), 178, 203, 204 H Health Monitor, 51, 78 hierarchy of objects in DB2 worldview, 9 10 high availability, 5, See also backup and recovery crash recovery and, , 155 high availability disaster recovery (HADR) in, 151,

5 point of consistency and, 154 RECOVER DATABASE for, 151, , 173 Recover utility in, , 173 recovery history files for, RESTORE DATABASE for, 156, 158 roll forward recovery and, 154, , 157 ROLLFORWARD DATABASE for, 158 transactions and transaction logging in, , 153 version recovery and, 154, , 156 high availability disaster recovery (HADR), 5, 151, automatic client reroute in, backup operations in, 163 buffer pools and, 167, 174 Data Definition Language (DDL) and, 167, 174 Data Manipulation Language (DML) and, 167, 174 environment configuration for, , 165t, 173 host address and name in, Load operations and, 163 primary and standby servers in, configuration for, , 165t, 173, 174 redirected restore and, 163 reorganization and, , 174 restrictions to, 163 Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 163 Set Up HADR Wizard for, 166, 167, 168 software requirements for, 162 split mirror database copy in, 164 START HADR command to begin, 166 stored procedures and, 168, 174 synchronization modes in, 161, 174 table space configuration for, , 167, 174 TCP/IP interface for, 162, 163, 168 user defined functions (UDFs) and, 168, 174 history files, HP-UX, authentication and, 176 I I/O controller, table space, 55 IBM, 5 IBM Certified Database Administrator DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, Windows, 1 3, 2 IBM DB2 9 certification, 1 8 applicant identification number in, 6 arranging to take an exam for, 5 8 cost of exams in, 7 IBM Certified Database Administrator DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, Windows in, 1 3, 2 identification needed before taking exam in, 5 6 materials to take to test site with you for, 6 receiving your certification from IBM and, 7 8 roles in, 1 IBMDEFAULTBP buffer pool, 48, 78 identification needed before taking exam, 5 6 identification number, applicant, 6 impact priorities in, UTIL_IMPACT_PRIORITY, 24 25, IMPLICIT_SCHEMA, 50 Import utility, 99, ASCII files and, external files and, location of, 104, 105 file type modifiers recognized by, 106t IMPORT command for, Integrated Exchange Format (IXF) files and, 107 large object (LOB) data and, 104 location method (method L) for, name method (method N) for, 107 output locations of data for, options to set, 105 position method (method P) for, 107 XML files and, 104, 105 XQuery Data Model (QDM) and, 108 IMPORT, See also Import utility indexes range-partitioned tables and, 65 XML and, 4, 87, 90, 91, 96 99, 97, 116, 117 INSERT, 167, 174 XML data and, INSPECT, 71, 84 instances, 9 15 AUTOCONFIGURE in, 12 15, 13 14t Configuration Advisor to configure, 10 12, 11 Database Manager and, 9 15 hierarchy of objects in DB2 worldview and, 9 10 Memory Tracker for, , 136t, 149 Integrated Exchange Format (IXF) files db2move and db2look with, Import utility and, 107 International DB2 User s Group North America, 5 K KEEPDICTIONARY, 70 71, 84, 85 KERBEROS type authentication, 177, 203 keys, XML and, 91, 116 keywords, 53, 54 KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication, NOTE: Boldface numbers indicate illustrations; t indicates a table 211

6 L label based access control (LBAC), 175, arrays in, 182 column-level, , columns created using, with ALTER TABLE, 194 example of use of, exemptions to, with GRANT EXEMPTION, , 205 granting security labels to users in, with GRANT, , 193 implementing, determining security requirements for, 182, 191 levels of security for, 181 OVERRIDE and RESTRICT options in, 185 retrieving values from columns in, using SECLABEL_TO_CHAR () function, 191, 204 row- and column-level combined in, row-level, rules for, using DB2LBACRULES in, , 195, 195t Security Administrator (SECADM) and, , security label component definition in, with CREATE SECURITY LABEL COMPONENT, 182, 192 security label definition in, with CREATE SECURITY LABEL, , 192, 198, 199 security policy definition in, with CREATE SECURITY POLICY, , 192, 199 sets in, 182 table protected by, using CREATE TABLE, 187, 193 trees in, 182 large object (LOB) data Export utility and, Import utility and, 104 latency, table space, 55 Linux, 1 authentication and, 176 LIST UTILITIES, 24, 25 LOAD, 50 Load utility, location method (method L), Import utility and, locks/locking locking memory and, 26, 39, 40 snapshot monitor and, 146 M MANUALSTART, for event monitors, 133 materials to take to test site with you, 6 memory Memory Tracker, , 136t, 149 Problem Determination Tool for, , t, , 150t Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, Memory Tracker, , 136t, 149 multidimensional clustering table, XML and, 90, 116 N name method (method N), Import utility and, 107 nodes cataloging/uncataloging for, 17 20, Configuration Assistant and, 17 NULL, XML and, 90, 116 O operating system support for authentication, 176 optimization/optimizer, Automatic Maintenance and, 20 OVERRIDE option, label based access control (LBAC) and, 185 P package cache, Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 26, 39, 40 pages, table space, 55, 59, 63 PARTITION BY clause, 64 67, partitioning, table, 4 passing the exam, 7 pattern, XML, Pearson VUE, 5 point of consistency, 154 position method (method P), Import utility and, 107 prefetch, table space, 55, 63, privileges, 179, 180 BIND, 51 BINDADD, 50 CONNECT, 50 CREATE_NOT_FENCED, 50 CREATETAB, 50 databases and, 50 EXECUTE, 51 IMPLICIT_SCHEMA, 50 LOAD, 50 PUBLIC group and,

7 SELECT, 51 USE, 50 Problem Determination Tool, , t, , 150t Professional Certification Program, 1 PUBLIC group, 50, 51, 56 purexml, 68, Q queries Data Partition Elimination and, 65 range-partitioned tables and, 65 XML and, and XQuery, See also XML R range-clustered tables, XML and, 90, 116 range-partitioned tables, 43, 64 67, 83 ATTACH/DETACH PARTITION for, 65, 83 CREATE TABLE for, using PARTITION BY clause, 65 67, Data Partition Elimination and, 65 Data Partitioning Feature and, 65, 83 indexes and, 65 query processing and, 65 XML and, 90, 116 receiving your certification from IBM, 7 8 RECOVER DATABASE, 5, 151, , 173 Recover utility, , 173 recovery history files, recovery. See high availability redirected restore, high availability disaster recovery (HADR) and, 163 REORG, data row compression and, 85 reorganization, high availability disaster recovery (HADR) and, , 174 REPLACE HISTORY FILE, 164 RESET DATABASE CONFIGURATION, 37 RESETDICTIONARY, 79 71, 84, 85 RESTORE DATABASE, 156, 158, 164 RESTRICT option, label based access control (LBAC) and, 185 RESTRICTIVE clause, 56 REVOKE SECURITY LABEL, 181, 204 roles in DB2 9 certification, 1 roll forward recovery, 154, , 157 ROLLBACK, 152 ROLLFORWARD DATABASE, 158, 164 rules for security, label based access control (LBAC) and, RUNSTATS, Automatic Maintenance and, 20 S schemas, 50 SECLABEL_TO_CHAR () function, 191, 204 security, 5, access control in, authentication in, 175, authorities/authorizations in, 179, 180 label based access control (LBAC) in, 175, , 204 privileges in, 179, 180, 179 Security Administrator (SECADM), , SELECT, 50, 51 Export utility and, 101 XML data and, Self-Tuning Memory Manager, 4, 9, 26 27, ALTER/CREATE BUFFERPOOL and, 27, 40 buffer pools and, 26, 39, 40 databases and, 51, 78 get configuration of, using GET DATABASE CONFIGURATION, locking memory and, 26, 39, 40 package cache, 26, 39, 40 shared memory and, 26, 39, 40 sort memory and, 26, 39, 40 UPDATE DATABASE CONFIGURATION for, 27 server management, 4, 9 41 authentication and, 176 AUTOCONFIGURE in, 12 15, 13 14t, 35 Automatic Maintenance in, 20 22, CLIENT type authentication in, 177 communications configuration in, Configuration Advisor in, 10 12, 11, 35 DATA_ENCRYPT type authentication in, 178, 203 DATA_ENCRYPT_CMP type authentication in, 178, 203 GSS_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, , GSSPLUGIN type authentication (Generic Security Service) in, 178, 203, 204 instances in, 9 15 KERBEROS type authentication in, 177, 203 KRB_SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, SERVER authentication and, 176 SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication in, 177 throttling utilities in, SERVER_ENCRYPT type authentication, 177 SET EVENT MONITOR, 133 SET SESSIONUSER, 205 Set Up HADR Wizard, 166, 167, 168 NOTE: Boldface numbers indicate illustrations; t indicates a table 213

8 sets, in label based access control (LBAC), 182 Setup Communications dialog, 16, 16 shared memory, 26, 39, 40 SHEAPTHRES, 15 SNAP_WRITE_FILE stored procedure, , 146 SNAPSHOT, 4 snapshot monitors, 119, 120 administrative views of, 145 capturing data from, using GET SNAPSHOT or db2getsnapshot(), , 145 locks and, 146 SNAP_WRITE_FILE stored procedure and, , 146 SQL to capture data from, , t switches for, setting, , 121t Solaris, authentication and, 176 sort, sort memory and, 26, 39, 40 split mirror database copy, high availability disaster recovery (HADR) and, 164 SQKINKSLK, 47 SQL Bind File Description Tool, 134, 134t snapshot monitors and, functions to capture data from, , t SQLBP1/2, 47 SQLCODE, 136 SQLDBCON, 47 SQLDBCONF, 47 SQLOGCTL.LFH, 47 SQLOGMIR.LFH, 47 SQLSGF.1/2, 47 SQLSPCS.1/2, 47 SQLTMPLK, 47 START HADR, 166 statements, event monitors and, 131, 147 statistic profiling, 21 storage, data row compression and, 68 71, 69 stored procedures, high availability disaster recovery (HADR) and, 168, 174 switches, snapshot monitor, setting of, , 121t synchronization modes, high availability disaster recovery (HADR) and, 161, 174 SYSCATSPACE, 48, 49, 54, 78 SYSIBMADMxxx, SQL functions, snapshot monitor and, 128 system catalog tables, 49, 54 System Managed Storage (SMS) table spaces, 43, 48, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62, 78 System Monitor. See Database System Monitor system, hierarchy of objects in DB2 worldview and, 9 10 T table spaces, 48, ALTER TABLESPACE to modify, 62 64, 81 Automatic Storage, 4, 43, 54 55, 61, 79, 80 buffer pool for, 60, 63 containers for, 55, 57, 59, 63 creating, with CREATE TABLESPACE, 57 64, 81 Database Managed Space (DMS), 43, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62, 64, 78 Database Manager and, 57 event monitors and, 132t extent (round-robin pages) in, 55 extent for, , 167, 174 I/O controller and latency in, 55 name of, 59, 63 pages in, 55, 59, 63 prefetch and, 55, 63, size of, 55, 59, 60, 63, 64 SYSCATSPACE, 48, 54, 78 System Managed Space (SMS), 43, 48, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62, 78 temporary, 48 TEMPSPACE1, 48, 53, 54, 78 transfer rate of, 55 USERSPACE1, 48, 50, 54, 78 tables, event monitors and, 132t label based access control (LBAC) and, 187, 193, 194 partitioning, 4 range-partitioned, 43, 64 67, 83 system catalog, 49, 54 XML and, 90, 95 tags, XML and, 89 taking certification exams, 5 8 passing the exam and, 7 receiving your certification from IBM and, 7 8 sign-in process for, 7 TCP/IP Configure TCP/IP dialog for, 16, , 163, 168 temporary table spaces, 48 TEMPSPACE1, 48, 53, 54, 78 territory codes, 53 Thompson Prometric, 5, 7 throttling utilities, 4, 9, 22 25, 51, 78 BACKUP DATABASE and,

9 impact priorities in, UTIL_IMPACT_PRIORITY in, 24 25, information about running utilities for, LIST UTILITIES and, 24, 25 UPDATE DATABASE MANAGER and, util_impact and, 22 25, 38 token, database, 47 transactions and transaction logging, , 153 buffer pools for, COMMIT command in, 152, 154 consistency of data/database in, event monitors and, 131, 147 ROLLBACK command in, 152 TRANSFER OWNERSHIP, 181, 205 transfer rate, table space, 55 trees, in label based access control (LBAC), 182 triggers, XML and, 91, 116 troubleshooting utilities, 119, See also specific utilities U UNIX, 1 UPDATE, 167, 174 XML data and, UPDATE ALTERNATE SERVER FOR DATABASE, 168 UPDATE DATABASE CONFIGURATION, Self-Tuning Memory Manager and, 27, 41 UPDATE DATABASE MANAGER, 15 throttling utilities and, 22 UPDATE DATABASE MANAGER CONFIGURATION, 17 USE, 50 user-defined data types (UDTs), 109 user-defined functions (UDFs), , 174 USERSPACE1, 48, 50, 54, 78 UTF-8 codeset, XML and, 88, 116 util_impact, 22 25, 38 UTIL_IMPACT_PRIORITY, 24 25, utilities, 4, 50 data movement, See also data movement utilities impact priorities in, UTIL_IMPACT_PRIORITY in, 24 25, information about, LIST UTILITIES and, 24, 25 throttling. See throttling utilities V version recovery, 154, , 156 W well-formed XML, Windows, 1 authentication and, 177, 176 World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 93 X XML, 4, attributes in, case sensitivity of, 89 columns in, 90, 116 Command Line Processor and, 92, 93, 94, 96 constraints and, 90 CREATE DATABASE and, 88 CREATE INDEX for, data movement utilities and, 87 data types in, 87, 88 91, 102t, 106t Data Warehouse Edition (DWE) and, 88 database partitioning feature (DPF) and, 88 db2move and db2look with, declaration in, 89 elements in, Enterprise Server Edition (ESE) and, 88 Export utility and, , 103, 102t Express-C, 88 GENERATE KEY USING XMLPATTERN in, Import utility and, 104, 105 indexes and, 4, 87, 91, 96 99, 97, 117 INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT for, manipulation of data in, patterns in, purexml and, queries and XQuery in, restrictions on columns in, 90 tables and, 90, 95 tables for, using CREATE TABLE, 90 tags in, 89 UTF-8 codeset and, 88, 116 well-formed documents in, XML Data Specifier (XDS) and, 105 XMLCAST, 117 XMLEXISTS, 95 XMLPARSE, 4, 87, 91, 92, 117 XMLQUERY, 4, 87, 94 XMLSERIALIZE, 4, 87, 117 NOTE: Boldface numbers indicate illustrations; t indicates a table 215

10 XML, continued XMLTABLE, 95 XMLTEXT, 117 XMLVALIDATED, 4, 87 XQuery and, 87 XML Data Specifier (XDS), 105 XMLCAST, 117 XMLEXISTS, 95 XMLPARSE, 4, 87, 91, 92, 117 XMLQUERY, 4, 87, 94 XMLSERIALIZE, 4, 87, 117 XMLTABLE, 95 XMLTEXT, 117 XMLVALIDATED, 4, 87 XQuery, 4, 87, See also XML Export utility and, 101 indexes and, 96 99, 97 XQuery Data Model (QDM) Export utility and, 102, 118 Import utility and, 108 Z ZRC code,