DB2 – Schemas
This chapter introduces and describes the concept of Schema. Introduction A schema is a collection of named objects classified logically in the database. In a database, you cannot create multiple…
This chapter introduces and describes the concept of Schema. Introduction A schema is a collection of named objects classified logically in the database. In a database, you cannot create multiple…
Amazon RDS MySQL provides easy ways of importing data into the DB and exporting data from the DB. After we are able to successfully connect to the MySQL database we…
This chapter describes the Database Storagegroups. Introduction A set of Storage paths to store database table or objects, is a storage group. You can assign the tablespaces to the storage…
To connect to Amazon RDS MySQL DB we need a client software. In this case we use MySQL Workbench. Install it using the link MySQL Workbench . After it is successfully installed…
This chapter describes the tablespaces in detail Introduction A table space is a storage structure, it contains tables, indexes, large objects, and long data. It can be used to organize…
As a cloud platform AWS gives you very minimal number of steps to setup a DB in RDS. Creating a MYSqlDB can be done in three ways. Using AWS management…
This chapter introduces you to Bufferpools in the database. Introduction The bufferpool is portion of a main memory space which is allocated by the database manager. The purpose of bufferpools…
MySQL is a popular Relational DB which is available in the amazon RDS services with its community edition features. Almost every feature of MYSQL can be leveraged in the RDS…
This chapter describes creating, activating and deactivating the databases with the associated syntax. Database architecture A database is a collection of Tables, Schemas, Bufferpools, Logs, Storage groups and Tablespaces working…
Amazon RDS PostgreSQL provides easy ways of importing data into the DB and exporting data from the DB. After we are able to successfully connect to the PostgreSQL database we…