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In a DB2-CICS program which acts as co-ordinator and which is the participant?

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DB2 acts as the participant and CICS acts as a co-ordinator


 

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In terms of DB2 indexing, what is the root page?

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The simplest DB2 index is the B-tree and the B-tree's top page is called the root page. The root page entries represent the upper range limits of the index and are referenced first in a search. 


 

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When does the SQL statement gets executed when you use cursor in the application programming?

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SQL statement gets executed when we open cursor


 

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What is the self-referencing constraint?

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A31. The self-referencing constraint limits in a single table the changes to a primary key that the related foreign key defines. The foreign key in a self referencing table must specify the DELETE CASCADE rule.

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What is the difference between primary key & unique index ?

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Primary key : a relational database constraint. Primary key consists of one or more columns that uniquely identify a row in the table. For a normalized relation, there is one designated primary key.


Unique index: a physical object that stores only unique values. There can be one or more unique indexes on a table.

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What is the need to code COMMITS in batch programs?

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COMMIT statements are used to release locks which are required for that unit of work, and then permit a new unit of work. In other words, if COMMITS are not coded in the program and the program has been sent for execution, then while processing, in place of just going back to a few inserts since the nearest commit, the program has to go back to the inserts which were made during the entire run of the program. This extra process takes around twice or thrice the time taken normally.

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Name and explain the type of locks?

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There are three types of lock, namely:


Shared – This type of lock permits two or more programs to read from the locked space but does not allow them to change it.


Update – This lock is more lenient. It permits the program to read and change the locked space.


Exclusive – This lock restricts all users from accessing the locked space.

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What does it mean if the null indicator has -1, 0, -2?

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 -1 indicates the field is null


 0 indicates the field is not null


 -2 indicates the field is truncated

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