This 3.5-day foundational course introduces the essentials of Db2 12.1 for relational DBAs, covering architecture, installation, configuration, and basic database management. It then builds on these core essentials with topics such as data movement, backup and recovery, and routine maintenance to ensure performance and integrity. Designed for new and transitioning DBAs, the course emphasizes hands-on learning with minimal prerequisites beyond basic SQL and database knowledge.
Note: There is no certification for the foundational course, but students can take a proctored quiz after the class to obtain the badge.
This 3.5-day foundational course introduces the essentials of Db2 12.1 for relational DBAs, covering architecture, installation, configuration, and basic database management. It then builds on these core essentials with topics such as data movement, backup and recovery, and routine maintenance to ensure performance and integrity. Designed for new and transitioning DBAs, the course emphasizes hands-on learning with minimal prerequisites beyond basic SQL and database knowledge.
Note: There is no certification for the foundational course, but students can take a proctored quiz after the class to obtain the badge.
Tuesday June 10, 2025 8:30am - 5:00pm EDT Edgewood
This 3.5-day foundational course introduces the essentials of Db2 12.1 for relational DBAs, covering architecture, installation, configuration, and basic database management. It then builds on these core essentials with topics such as data movement, backup and recovery, and routine maintenance to ensure performance and integrity. Designed for new and transitioning DBAs, the course emphasizes hands-on learning with minimal prerequisites beyond basic SQL and database knowledge.
Note: There is no certification for the foundational course, but students can take a proctored quiz after the class to obtain the badge.
Wednesday June 11, 2025 8:30am - 5:00pm EDT Edgewood
This 3.5-day foundational course introduces the essentials of Db2 12.1 for relational DBAs, covering architecture, installation, configuration, and basic database management. It then builds on these core essentials with topics such as data movement, backup and recovery, and routine maintenance to ensure performance and integrity. Designed for new and transitioning DBAs, the course emphasizes hands-on learning with minimal prerequisites beyond basic SQL and database knowledge.
Note: There is no certification for the foundational course, but students can take a proctored quiz after the class to obtain the badge.
Thursday June 12, 2025 8:30am - 12:00pm EDT Edgewood
