| Nr. |
Filename |
Date |
Size |
Downloads |
Description |
| 191 |
db2insc5.zip |
02-05-2003 |
398 Kb. |
13 |
Documentation: Installing and Configuring DB2
v5.0 Clients(Aug 14 1997) |
| 192 |
db2now.txt |
12-12-1993 |
4 Kb. |
129 |
DB2/2: Now, what & why. A short factual explanat
ion of what DB2/2 is, how it fit's into IBM's
relational direction, and why it needs to be
considered if you are still on an "old" 16-bit
relational database. -IBM Toronto Lab |
| 193 |
db2nowtx.zip |
14-11-1993 |
2 Kb. |
10 |
DB2/2: Now, What & Why. A short factual explanat
ion of what DB2/2 is, how it fit's into IBM's
relational direction, and why it needs to be
considered if you are still on an "old" 16-bit
relational database. -IBM Toronto Lab |
| 194 |
db2opt.zip |
26-09-1993 |
40 Kb. |
12 |
DB2/2: Query Optimization. This technical paper,
presented at SHARE in August 1993, was written
to help promote a deeper understanding of the
DB2/2 and DB2/6000 Optimizer. This will help
you improve your query performance. Postscript. |
| 195 |
db2q_a.asc |
17-02-1995 |
128 Kb. |
139 |
Frequently asked questions and answers for DB2. |
| 196 |
db2ve.zip |
12-12-1993 |
143 Kb. |
15 |
DB2 Client/Server Solutions Guide - covering
tools & solutions for DB2/2 and DB2/6000. Decemb
er 1993. Postscript file. |
| 197 |
dbapr1.zip |
16-09-1997 |
227 Kb. |
11 |
DB2/2 APARs in INF Format, v1.43. Unzip the
file and then type VIEW DBAPR1.INF to see the
file. Or you may download OSAPAR.ZIP and use
OS2APARS.CMD. |
| 198 |
dbmpub.zip |
21-02-1993 |
2 Kb. |
12 |
Database Manager articles and books as of Dec
1992. |
| 199 |
dbmtra.zip |
02-07-1991 |
12 Kb. |
13 |
Using The Trace Facilities of OS/2 with DBM
(INF). This document outlines methods for using
the Trace facility of OS/2 with Database Manager
. The unzipped file is in INF format and can
be viewed using the "View" facility of OS/2. |
| 200 |
dbperf.zip |
31-05-1991 |
16 Kb. |
10 |
A summary of tips for optimizing DB performance
under IBM OS/2 EE 1.3. Expands into an .INF
file to be viewed using the OS/2 VIEW command. |