The index is maintained via the Wiki of this project. You can modify the Wiki to update the index.
Db2-Index - Wiki https://github.com/angoca/db2-index/wiki
However, that wiki git repository is cloned into the main git project to generate this GitHub page. The clone can be accessed at:
The sources from which this index is created from are these: Main-sources.md
This project aims to provide a content index about all DB2 for LUW terms/concepts. This is not a documentation repository; instead, it is like the index of a book, where Internet is the book. This repository contains a lot of web references (URLs) to different sites that explains a particular concept in DB2.
The index itself is in the Wiki of this GitHub project. Anyone can modify the wiki. You just need to have a GitHub account and have signed in.
The index (the links) are cloned in the "code" part, because that needs a push and sometimes a pull request to finally merge it. For this reason, any modification in the wiki will no be automatically visible in the main project or in the GitHub page.
You are welcome to reference your entries.
Andres Gomez @angoca
I want to thank the following persons, because they keep creating content about DB2:
- Ember Crooks - DataGeek. https://datageek.blog/
- People from db2geek. http://db2geek.triton.co.uk
- Harishkumar Pathanga - DB2-LUW-Academy. https://www.youtube.com/user/DB2LUWAcademy/videos
- Scott Hayes - The DB2night show. http://www.dbisoftware.com/db2nightshow/
- Vinay Kumar Bommana - DB Tutorials. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo0cIzR_TbMzU5wHQmbTjxQ/videos
- David Sciaraffa - ThinkingDB2! http://thinkingdb2.blogspot.com.co/
- Vikram Khatri - Zinox. http://www.zinox.com/
- Henrik Loeser - Data Henrik. http://blog.4loeser.net/
- Jack Vamvas - DBA-DB2. http://www.dba-db2.com/