Managing Ever-Increasing Amounts of Data with IBM DB2 for z/OS: Using Temporal Data Management, Archive Transparency, and the DB2 Analytics Accelerator

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Case study: Using archive transparency

In this case study, we practice starting from a stand-alone DB2 table that includes both active and history data and move forward with transparent archiving capability.

This chapter contains the following sections:

•Sample application with step-by-step guidance

•Define a table to enable transparent archiving

•Enabling archive transparency

•Mechanics of moving data from an archive-enabled table to an archive table

•Querying data from an archive-enabled table

8.1 Sample application with step-by-step guidance ...

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