This guide contains tables to show how different commands operate in DB2 versus other database systems. For developers who work with Oracle, Sybase, or Informix systems but are asked to integrate mainframe data, this text should act as an interpreter between the different commands and structure.
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Concise yet complete the DB2 Universal Database application developer's definitive guide to IBM's Call Level Interface. This is the only comprehensive reference available for DB2 Universal Database application developers working with IBM's Call Level Interface. Perfect for intermediate- to adviced-level developers, it's your complete, time-saving, at-a-glance guide to mastering CLI, IBM's Call Level Interface for communicating with DB2 Universal Database databases. Inside, you'll find full coverage of core concepts of CLI, including a frank discussion of the advantages and drawbacks of using CLI instead of SQL. This one-of-a-kind guide will also walk you through the basic steps of building, testing, and debugging executable applications that maximize CLI's flexibility. Then it delves deeply into the CLI API functions and offers tested C++ programming examples that will help you maximize the power of CLI without sacrificing hours of trial-and-error programming. And because CLI is closely aligned with ODBC 3.0, this handbook also helps you sort out the differences between CLI, ODBC, and the international standards upon which both CLI and ODBC are based. Rich in practical examples and techniques you can put to work right away, the DB2 Universal Database Call Level Interface Developer's Guide is your shortcut to a new understanding of this incredibly useful interace.
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Roger E. Sanders is the President of Roger Sanders Enterprises, Inc. and a Senior Consultant Corporate Systems Engineer with EMC Corporation. He has been working with DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows since it was first introduced on the IBM PC (as part of OS/2 1.3 Extended Edition) and is the author of twenty-two books on relational database technology (twenty-one books are on DB2 and one book is on ODBC). For the past nine years, Roger has authored the Distributed DBA column in IBM Data Management Magazine (formerly DB2 Magazine) and, over a fourteen year period, he has written numerous tutorials and articles for IBM's developerWorks website as well as for publications like Certification Magazine and IDUG Solutions Journal (the official magazine of the International DB2 User's Group). In 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011, Roger was recognized as an IBM Champion for his contributions to the IBM Data Management community; in 2010, he was recognized as an IBM developerWorks Contributing Author, and in 2011, he was recognized as an IBM developerWorks Professional Author for his contributions to IBM's developerWorks web site. He lives in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina (population 39,042).
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VERY PRACTICAL,
By Yesika Valencia (Miami, Florida) - See all my reviews
This review is from: DB2 Universal Database Call-Level Interface (Cli) Developer's Guide: Call Level Interface Cli Developer's Guide (Data Management Series) (Paperback)
This is the kind of books for those who needs either basic and advance knowledge of DB2, It's database concepts are well based, and is an excellent tool to learn how to develop applications, I would like to know if there is any version of this book for DB2 V6.1.
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