 | Level: Intermediate Chenhong Xia (xia@us.ibm.com), User-Centered Design, IBM
11 May 2006 This tutorial series teaches you how to create proof-of-concept Windows® and Web applications to access relational and XML data in IBM DB2® Viper, using Microsoft® Visual Studio.NET® 2005. Part 1 explains the application specifications and illustrates how to create the relational database objects required for the application. You will learn how to create tables, views, triggers, and stored procedures, using a sample carpooling application. Objectives
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use DB2 Viper and VS.NET 2005 to create database objects for a real-world application.
Prerequisites
This tutorial is written for application developers and DBAs whose skills
and experience are at a beginning to intermediate level. You should
have a general familiarity with using Microsoft Visual Studio.NET development environment. You should also understand basic concepts of relational database, such as tables, views, triggers, stored procedures, keys, and referential integrity.
System requirements
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The Windows operating system supporting Visual Studio. NET 2005.
- Visual Studio. NET 2005 Professional edition or higher. The tutorial is developed using Version 8.0.50727.42, with Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0.50727.
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DB2 Viper. The tutorial is developed using DB2 Viper Release Candidate 1. Download the test drive version of
DB2 Viper.
Formats html, pdf
Tutorial overview
The tutorial introduces a typical user scenario for developing a proof-of-concept application. You will learn the application goals and design specifications. You will also learn tips on how to set up your development environment.
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