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򐂰 Flexibility: Upgrading an existing database might not be as straightforward

as it appears:

– Keeping data in an existing database is difficult, especially if table layout

has changed.

– Redirected restore might be required if the storage device on the target

system is different from those defined in the backup image.

Using scripts

Using scripts is the most flexible method and gives you total control with the

deployment process. The trade-off is that scripts have to be created either

manually or by a tool, data loading can take time, and additional tests are

required to ensure that no errors are introduced on the manually created

database.

5.1.1 Sample database

In this chapter we use a sample database named ITSODB for our examples.

This database consists of a subset of objects from the SAMPLE database that

comes with DB2.

We have taken, from the SAMPLE database, the minimum objects that are

sufficient to demonstrate our pre-configured database deployment examples.

We have the following database objects in ITSODB:

򐂰 Table

򐂰 Index

򐂰 Summary table

򐂰 Primary key

򐂰 Foreign key

򐂰 View

򐂰 Stored procedure

򐂰 Function

򐂰 Trigge r

򐂰 Alias

򐂰 Check constraint

򐂰 Table space

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