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Quick Reference: Common DB2 Command Line Processor (CLP) Commands

Paul Yip (ypaul@ca.ibm.com), DB2 Consultant, IBM Toronto Software Lab
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Paul Yip is a consultant from the IBM Toronto Lab. He specializes in assisting business partners port their database applications from competitor's platforms to DB2. He has authored over a dozen technical articles and has co-authored three books.

Summary:  A crisis hits, you need to issue commands, and the syntax escapes your mind. This handy deskside reference, although not complete, can help you remember most of the commonly used commands, especially if you are new to DB2.

Date:  11 Jul 2005 (Published 31 Oct 2002)
Level:  Introductory

Activity:  7515 views
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A crisis hits, you need to issue commands, and the syntax escapes your mind. This handy deskside reference, although not complete, can help you remember most of the commonly used commands, especially if you are new to DB2.


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Paul Yip is a consultant from the IBM Toronto Lab. He specializes in assisting business partners port their database applications from competitor's platforms to DB2. He has authored over a dozen technical articles and has co-authored three books.

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