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🖥 Mainframe 🗄️ DB2 ✔ 4 Levels Available

Mainframe DB2
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A structured four-level curriculum covering IBM DB2 for z/OS from foundational concepts through advanced SQL, performance tuning, data sharing, high availability, and enterprise-level disaster recovery. Designed for professionals targeting MNC mainframe database administration and development careers.

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Format
Theory + Lab
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Certificate
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Course Code
MF-DB2
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L1
MF-DB2 · Beginner
7 Modules · DB2 Fundamentals
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L2
MF-DB2 · Intermediate
7 Modules · Advanced SQL & Procedures
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L3
MF-DB2 · Advanced
7 Modules · Performance & Data Sharing
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L4
MF-DB2 · Enterprise
7 Modules · HA, DR & DevOps
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📄 MF-DB2 — Beginner Level
L1
MF-DB2
Mainframe DB2 — Beginner
01
Introduction to Mainframes & DB2
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Overview of Mainframe systems
DB2 architecture
DB2 role in z/OS
02
DB2 Objects & Data Structures
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Tables
Tablespaces
Indexes, views, schemas
03
DB2 SQL
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SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
Basic joins
04
Advanced SQL & Functions
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GROUP BY, ORDER BY, aggregate functions
Subqueries
05
DB2 Utilities
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LOAD, UNLOAD, REORG, RUNSTATS
COPY, RECOVER utilities
DSN commands
06
DB2 Commands & Application Programming
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Bind/Precompile process, COBOL-DB2 program overview
07
Security, Performance, and Recap
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Authorization, locking, performance basics
Review and Q&A
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📄 MF-DB2 — Intermediate Level
L2
MF-DB2
Mainframe DB2 — Intermediate
01
DB2 Architecture Deep Dive
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Advanced architecture
Buffer pools, storage groups
02
Advanced SQL Techniques
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Common table expressions (CTEs)
Case expressions
Recursive queries
03
Stored Procedures & Triggers
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Creation, deployment
Control flow, using triggers in DB2
04
DB2 Program Preparation & BIND Process
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Handling errors in DB2 applications, SQLCODEs, warnings, exceptions
05
Error Handling & SQLCODE/SQLSTATE
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LOAD, UNLOAD, REORG, RUNSTATS
COPY, RECOVER utilities
06
DB2 Security, Auditing & Review
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Access paths, use of EXPLAIN
Tuning queries and indexes
07
Security, Performance, and Recap
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GRANT/REVOKE, roles
Auditing basics, review and final Q&A
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📄 MF-DB2 — Advanced Level
L3
MF-DB2
Mainframe DB2 — Advanced
01
DB2 Internals & Advanced Storage Concepts
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Advanced understanding of DB2 internals
Buffer pool tuning, storage architecture
02
Advanced Indexing Strategies
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Index-only access, composite indexes, INCLUDE columns, index tuning
Case expressions
Recursive queries
03
Advanced Performance Monitoring & Tuning
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Monitoring tools (IFCID, SMF), real-time statistics
Dynamic statement cache
04
DB2 Data Sharing & Parallel Sysplex
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Concepts of DB2 data sharing, coupling facility, high availability
05
Advanced Utilities & Automation
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REORG with inline stats, automation with JCL/procedures
Utility best practices
06
DB2 and System Programming Integration
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Collaboration with system programmers
Buffer pool sizing, WLM integration
07
Advanced Security, Auditing & Final Assessment
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Row-level security, RACF integration, auditing, compliance
Recap and case studies
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📄 MF-DB2 — Enterprise Level
L4
MF-DB2
Mainframe DB2 — Enterprise
01
DB2 System Architecture & Subsystem Tuning
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Expert-level z/OS subsystem configuration
Memory tuning
Workload balancing
02
Real-Time Statistics & AI-Based Performance Tuning
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Use of RTS tables
AI tools like Db2 AI for z/OS
Automated performance recommendations
03
Advanced Workload Management (WLM)
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Integrating DB2 with WLM
Resource control
Service class prioritization
04
DB2 and DevOps Integration
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Integrating DB2 in CI/CD pipelines
z/OSMF
Jenkins
APIs for automation
05
DB2 Disaster Recovery and High Availability
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GDPS
Data sharing for HA
Disaster recovery planning and implementation
06
Advanced Troubleshooting and Debugging
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Analyzing dumps
Traces
IFCIDs
Lock contention analysis
07
Capstone Project & Expert-Level Case Study
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Real-time project simulation: design, tune, secure
Recover an enterprise DB2 system