 | Level: Intermediate Vincent Petrillo (vpetrill@us.ibm.com), Senior Software Development Manager, IBM
Brian Travers (bjtraver@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM
24 Apr 2008
Learn how to use the IBM® Data Studio Administration Console for health and
availability monitoring. Follow the generation of three simulated real-world server
problem situations, see how the health and availability capabilities surface these
situations, then use the problem determination capabilities to diagnose and fix the
situations. Objectives - Become familiar with the main functional areas of the Administration
Console.
- Learn how to use them to monitor your databases.
- Learn how to use them to diagnose problems with your databases.
Prerequisites
To complete the tutorial, you should:
- Have a basic understanding of IBM DB2®
- Have access to a 9.5 FP1 DB2 server
- Be logged in as a database administrator
System requirements
While the Data Studio Administrative Console supports several operating
systems, this tutorial was developed and tested on a Windows XP machine that
meets the following requirements:
- 512MB in the installation directory
- 512MB space in the temporary directory
- 512MB of RAM
Duration
Formats html, pdf
Tutorial overview
This tutorial introduces the Administration Console of Data Studio. Several
scripts are provided in the tutorial that will be used to inject simulated, real-world
problematic situations.
You will use the Data Studio Administration Console to see that a problem has
occurred and to determine how to resolve the problem.
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