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Hi All,
I'm planning to build a Java application with a DB2 backend. Can anybody suggest a good online tutorial or book?
 
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Hi Maria.

For product related information, the best sources I 've got so far are the product manuals themselves.
In Windows/UNIX/Linux platform, you can find good info on Application Building Guide, Application Development Guide and Developing Enterprise Java Applications.
In the Mainframe you have the Application Programming Guide and Reference for Java, which covers installation, administration and even SQLJ.
In Java with DB2 you can use two API's for processing SQL: JDBC and SQLJ. JDBC has dynamic SQL and as far as I can tell is the most used. SQLJ has static SQL (requires binding...) and you don't hear much about it.
Sun has a JDBC Learning Center web site
here.
For SQLJ reference look at the DB2 product manuals I suggested above.
Good luck.
 
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Thanks Paulo!
 
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Here's lot of articles, tutorials, sample apps:
http://www7b.software.ibm.com/dmdd/
 
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Originally posted by Maria Garcia:
Thanks Paulo!


Anytime Maria.
I forgot to add that IBM is keeping some web pages with up-to-date Java info on DB2 Here they are:

DB2 UDB V7 Java Application Development
DB2 UDB V8 Java Application Development
Some info in these pages get to the manuals after they are reviewed. You'll also find some links Java on DB2 for OS/390 from these.
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