DB2 Exam C2090-320 Practice Questions
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This book will help you pass IBM Exam C2090-320 and become an IBM Certified Database Associate - DB2 11 Fundamentals for z/OS. The 189 questions and answers in the book (three full practice exams) offer you a significant advantage by helping you to gauge your readiness for the exam, to better understand the objectives being tested, and to get a broad exposure to the DB2 11 knowledge you'll be tested on.
Robert Wingate
Robert Wingate is a computer services professional with over 30 years of IBM mainframe and distributed programming experience. He holds several IBM certifications, including IBM Certified Application Developer - DB2 11 for z/OS, and IBM Certified Database Administrator for LUW. He lives in Fort Worth, Texas.
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DB2 Exam C2090-320 Practice Questions - Robert Wingate
Contents
Contents
Contents
Introduction
Welcome
Why You Should Certify
Earn More Money
Get Better Work Assignments
Master Your Profession
How to Pass the IBM C2090-320 Exam
Knowledge of DB2 11
Experience with DB2 11
Practice Exam Questions for DB2 11
How to Use This Book
C2090-320 Exam Objectives:
Questions without Answers
Exam One
Exam Two
Exam Three
Questions With Answers
Exam One
Exam Two
Exam Three
Other Titles by Robert Wingate
About the Author
Introduction
Welcome
Congratulations on your purchase of DB2 Exam C2090-320 Practice Questions. This book is meant to help you pass IBM Exam C2090-320 and become an IBM Certified Database Associate - DB2 11 Fundamentals for z/OS. The questions and answers in the book offer you a significant advantage by helping you to gauge your readiness for the exam, better understand the objectives being tested, and get a broad exposure to the knowledge you’ll be tested on.
Why You Should Certify
Earn More Money
According to the 2017 IT SKILLS and SALARY REPORT, the salary difference between certified and non-certified IT staff is $8400 or about 11.7 percent more! See page 6. Certification pays!
https://mindhubpro.pearsonvue.com/v/vspfiles/documents/2017_Global_Knowledge_SalaryReport.pdf
Get Better Work Assignments
When you are recognized as a certified expert in a technology, you are more likely to be assigned to high profile jobs, such as developing new systems. Get DB2 certified and be recognized when the new projects are staffed!
Master Your Profession
Getting certified requires you to learn more about DB2 capabilities and features than non-certified staff who have often used only a small percentage of DB2 capabilities. Through certification, you gain greater mastery of your profession – you become an expert!
How to Pass the IBM C2090-320 Exam
While this book will be a great resource in helping you to pass the IBM C2090-320 exam, obviously you’ll need additional resources for an overall study strategy that will prepare you to demonstrate your knowledge of DB2 11. After all, that is what the exam is intended to measure.
To maximize your chances of passing Exam C2090-320, I recommend that you acquire three things:
1. Knowledge of DB2 11.
2. Experience with DB2 11.
3. Practice with answering DB2 11 exam questions.
Knowledge of DB2 11
My personal experience with IBM exams is that they do not ask many tricky or convoluted questions. But Exam C2090-320 will seriously test your knowledge of DB2 11. Even if you have several years of experience with DB2, you may find yourself challenged by some of the topics. Review all the exam objectives carefully, as you will be asked questions that test your knowledge of each objective.
What resources should you use to acquire knowledge about DB2 11?
The best FREE resource is the DB2 11 for z/OS documentation web site. Here is the link:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEPEK_11.0.0/com.ibm.db2z11.doc/src/alltoc/db2z_11_prodhome.html
I recommend that you spend some time in the Information Center browsing the topics that are pertinent to the exam objectives. You can build pretty good study notes this way, and you can be sure that many of the exam questions will come from this material.
As of June, 2016 I haven’t seen a complete study guide for IBM exam C2090-320. I do recommend that you purchase a study guide if/when one becomes available. Regardless of your experience level with DB2 11, the amount of detail in the IBM manuals can be overwhelming. Most people will find a good study guide to be helpfully focused on exam objectives as opposed to every minute detail of DB2.
Experience with DB2 11
DB2 11 is a relatively new release, so unless your shop has already upgraded, you may not have any experience with it. Still, much of the information you will be tested on has not changed over the last few versions. You’ll see some familiar topics on the objectives list, plus a few that are probably unfamiliar. My best suggestion is to practice with whatever version of DB2 you have, and then to put extra study effort on the new features of DB2 11.
Practice Exam Questions for DB2 11
Well, you’ve got 189 practice exam questions in this book! These will give you a general idea of the type questions to expect, and help you to gauge your readiness to take the exam. If you score well on these exams, you will probably do pretty well on the actual exam, too. Knowledge, Experience, and Practice questions. Is there a guarantee that you will pass if you do all three of the above? Of course, nothing is guaranteed in life. But if you put sufficient effort into a well-rounded study plan that includes all three of the above, I believe you have a very good chance of passing exam C2090-320 on the first try.
How to Use This Book
Use this book as a supplement to your DB2 11 study. After you’ve studied the basics using the materials I recommended above, go ahead and take one of the practice exams. If you do very well on it, go ahead to the next practice exam. If you don’t score 80% or better on the first exam, then do some more in-depth study before you take the second.
Focus some attention on those areas where you did not do as well on the practice exams. By the time you complete the third practice exam, you should be pretty well prepared to take the real exam. It’s my sincere hope that this book will help you to pass IBM exam C2090-320.
Finally, thanks for your purchase of this book. If you feel that this study aid helped you in preparing for your IBM DB2 exam, please leave a positive book review at the place you bought it. I’ll really appreciate that.
Thanks and good luck!
Robert Wingate
IBM Certified Application Developer – DB2 11 for z/OS
C2090-320 Exam Objectives:
IBM Certified Database Associate - DB2 11 Fundamentals for z/OS
Section 1 - Working with SQL and XML (14%)
a. Basic ability to write a DML SQL statement
b. Basic ability to access and process XML data (XQuery, Xpath)
c. Basic knowledge of most commonly used special registers
d. Basic knowledge of built-in functions
Section 2 - Security (8%)
a. Basic knowledge of restricting data access (authorities, privileges, views, profiles, roles, trusted contexts)
b. Basic ability to write a Data Control Language (DCL) SQL statement
Section 3 - Planning (17%)
a. Basic ability to connect to DB2 servers (demonstrate ability to use remote access)
b. Basic knowledge of different types of tables (Base, MQT, Auxiliary, Partitioned, Temporal � at a high level; when is it appropriate to use each type) and table spaces
c. Basic knowledge of subsystem parameters
d. Basic knowledge of DB2 architecture (address spaces, logs, IRLM)
e. Basic knowledge of data sharing concepts
f. Basic knowledge of database workloads (transactional processing vs. analytics)
g. Basic knowledge of encoding scheme concepts
Section 4 - Operations (14%)
a. Basic knowledge of DB2 commands and DSN commands
b. Basic knowledge of DB2 utilities
c. Basic knowledge of troubleshooting (Explain, SQL Codes)
Section 5 - Data Concurrency (10%)
a. Basic knowledge of transaction management (COMMIT, ROLLBACK, AUTOCOMMIT and SAVEPOINT)
b. Basic knowledge of locking
c. Given a situation, basic knowledge to identify the isolation levels that should be used
Section 6 - Application Design (19%)
a. Basic ability to create and call a stored procedure or a user defined function (understanding of passing parameters and obtaining results)
b. Basic knowledge of temporary tables (how they are created and when they should be used)
c. Basic knowledge of triggers (how they function; when they might be used)
d. Basic knowledge of program preparation and BIND options
e. Basic knowledge of referential integrity and constraints
f. Basic knowledge of non-relational data concepts (XML data, LOB data)
g. Basic knowledge of Temporal (Time Travel) Tables - System-period, Application-period, and Bi-temporal - ability to create and query
Section 7 - Working with Database Objects (17%)
a. Basic ability to demonstrate usage of IBM-supplied and user-defined data types
b. Basic ability to write a DDL SQL statement
c. Basic ability to identify characteristics and properties of DB2 objects (Tables, Indexes, Views,...)
d. Basic ability to look up information in the DB2 catalog
Questions without Answers
Exam One
1. Assume you want to maintain a table where some of the updates are for rows that already exist, but other rows do not yet exist and they need to be inserted. You do not know which records already exist and which do not exist. Which verb could