Description

IBM has several database products with capabilities basically which overlap in some areas. Informix is often compare to IBM’s other major database product, IBM Db2, which is offered on the mainframe Series platform as well as on Windows, Unix and Linux.

Informix is ideal for situations generally where minimal database administration efforts are required. It  generally considered to provide stable uptime as well as high transaction throughput. It also provides data type extensions which are not included in the basic SQL specification.

Day 1

1: Overview of the Informix Database Server
2: Preparing for Configuration
3: Configuring Client-Server Connectivity and then Configuring a Database Server
4: Monitoring Dynamic Server

  Day 2

6: Managing Shared Memory
7: Virtual Processors and Threads
8: Disk Architecture
9: Managing and Monitoring Disk Space
10: Physical and Logical Logging

  Day 3

11: The Shared Memory Buffer Pool
12: Fault Tolerance
13: Introduction to Backup and Restore
14: Backup and Restore Using Ontape
15: Temporary Files and Tables
16: Performance Features

   Day 4

17: Monitoring User Activity
18: Event Alarms
19: SQL Admin Functions and Task Scheduler
20: Troubleshooting
21: A Configuration Case

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