Introduction -

DB2 is a relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by IBM. It supports storing, retrieving, and managing data efficiently using SQL (Structured Query Language). Initially, DB2 was designed for mainframe systems but has evolved over the years to support multiple platforms, including Linux, UNIX, and Windows (LUW).

Objective and Audiences -

The objective of this tutorial is to support mainframe developers when they need the most.

We have covered the tutorial with a complete list of topics that almost covers 99% of DB2. This tutorial helps to improve your technical expertise in DB2 coding.

The tutorial is for anyone who can be a student, a fresher, a software engineer, a mainframe developer, an expert or anyone who is trying to learn DB2 on Mainframe or DB2 alone.

In this tutorial, all the topics are covered with in-depth information that includes examples and useful to improve your DB2 programming skills.

Prerequisites -

There are no prerequisites to learn the DB2. Having a computation background will be an advantage in understanding the concepts a bit easier. Without a computation background, it is a bit time-consuming to understand the concepts, and you need to go through the topic more than once to understand clearly.

If you are trying to learn Mainframe DB2, having a mainframe id handy helps to practice the concepts immediately. However, mainframe id is not mandatory to learn the DB2 and we have covered all concepts with full of examples.

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