Learn how to automate SQL DB2 tasks using different tools and techniques. Follow the best practices and examples for backups, restores, queries, reports, and more.

Learn how to write a correlated subquery in DB2 and when it is useful for your data analysis. Compare, filter, or aggregate data from different tables or queries.

The next example sends only a DB2 SQL GRANT statement to the SAMPLE database and does not create a new table. Therefore, the TABLE= and LOAD statements are omitted.

The following section describes the DBMS-specific arguments that you use in the CONNECT statement. For more information about how to use the SQL Procedure Pass-Through Facility, see SQL Procedure Pass ...