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DB2 9 Database administration 731 certification prep series

If you know DB2 9 and can perform intermediate to advanced level administrative tasks, you may benefit from becoming an IBM Certified Database Administrator. This series of seven tutorials is designed to help you prepare for the DB2® 9 for Linux®, UNIX® and Windows™ Database Administration (Exam 731) certification exam to attain the certification "IBM Certified Database Administrator - DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX and Windows." These tutorials provide a solid base for each section of the exam. However, you should not rely on these tutorials as your only preparation for the exam.

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If you don't already have a background in DB2 database administration, but are interested in learning more, begin with the DB2 Fundamentals exam 730 prep tutorials.

After a quick registration, you can begin a tutorial. Each tutorial should take about an hour to complete. You can take the tutorials online, or download a PDF or zip file.

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