Chapter 4. Designing objects and relationships

Exam topics that this chapter covers

Working with DB2 UDB objects:

  • Ability to demonstrate use of DB2 UDB data types

  • Knowledge to identify characteristics of a table, view, or index

When you design any sort of database, you need to answer many different questions. The same is true when you are designing a DB2 database. How will you organize your data? How will you create relationships between tables? How should you define the columns in your tables? What kind of table ...

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