DBMS-IDM DB2 Universal Database Questions and Answers
DBMS – IDM DB2 Universal Database Questions with Answers focus on IBM’s advanced relational database system. Candidates can practice SQL queries, architecture, and performance-related topics to strengthen their database knowledge. These DB2 programming questions and answers are especially useful for technical interviews and placement tests at IBM, Infosys, and TCS. By solving these questions, learners gain practical insights into enterprise-level database management and optimization.
DBMS-IDM DB2 Universal Database
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11. DB2 UDB Workgroup Edition is most suitable for large enterprise applications.
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12. DB2 Enterprise-Entended Edition provides the ability for an Enterprise-Extended Edition (EEE) database to be partitioned across multiple independent machines (computers) of the same platform that are connected by network or a high-speed switch.
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13. Lotus Approach is a comprehensive World wide Web (WWW) development tool kit to create dynamic web pages or complex web-based applications that can access DB2 databases
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14. Net. Data provides an easy-to-use interrface for interfacing with UDB and other relational database
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15. DB2 Connect enables applications to create. update, control, and manage DB2 database and host systems using SQL, DB2 Administrative APIs, ODBC, JDBC, SQLJ, or DB2 CLI.
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16. DB2 Connect supports Microsoft windows data interfaces such as Active X Data Objects (ADO), Remote Data Objects (RDO) and Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) DB.
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17. DB2 Connect Personal Edition provides access to remote databases for a muti workstation.
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18. DB2 Connect Enterprise Edition provides access form network clients to DB2 database residing on iSeries and zSeries systems.
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19. The DB2 Extenders add functions to DB2's SQL grammar and exposes a C API for searching and browsing.
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20. The Text Extender provides linguistic, precise, dual and ngram indexes.
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