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Practical informationRegistration DB2 developers and DBAs.
Good knowledge of DB2 is required (see courses DB2 for z/OS fundamentals course or DB2 for LUW fundamentals course). A thorough XML knowledge or experience is not necessary; of course, some notions of XML (see XML concepts) will be an advantage.
As no XML knowledge or experience is required for this session, we'll start with a brief theoretical introduction to XML. Starting from this basic XML knowledge, it will be easy to understand the XML features provided by DB2 and consequently guided by some demo's, make some exercises.
Peter Vanroose, Kris Van Thillo.
1 day.
| date | language | place | price | remarks |
| 30/11/2010 | N | Woerden | 450 EUR | |
| 17/12/2010 | Leuven | 450 EUR |
The XML standard has acquired a great impact on the IT industry and on the way we are working. It has become the standard for structured data transport, but is also heavily used to store documents in a format-neutral way. Questions that arise in a DB2 context are:
In this course we will explain the features of XML in combination with DB2 and we will present two practical implementation scenarios. We will treat both "PureXML", the new "hybrid" database solution of DB2 9, and the XML extender (for DB2 v8 and V7).