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Introduction
What is DB2 Web Query?
Installation Guide
Introduction
Product Description
Highlights
Performance
Security
Software Requirements
Installation and Configuration
Database Installation
Setting Up Catalog Objects
Configuration
DB Connection Pool Parameter Defaults
Getting Started
Overview: Web Query Basics
Logging In
Changing SQL IDs
Working with Queries
Overview: Working with Queries
Creating a Query
Using Variables and Comments in a Query
Using Lookup Variables
Editing a Query
Viewing the Message Page
Running a Query
Opening and Running a Query
Saving a Query
Deleting a Query
Setting Query Properties
Connecting to a New Database
Creating a Query with the Email Interface
Working with Tables
Overview: Working with Tables
Selecting a Table
Creating a Table
Creating Similar Tables
Editing a Table
Renaming a Table
Deleting a Table
Emptying a Table
Setting Table Properties
Switching Databases
Working with Results
Overview: Working with Results
Results Options
Saving a Recent Result Set
Opening Results
Opening Results in a New DB2 Table
Opening Results in an Existing DB2 Table
Importing a New Results Set
Setting Results Set Properties
Deleting a Results Set
Working with the Navigation Tree
Overview: Working with the Navigation Tree
Creating a Group
Assigning an Object to a Group
Creating a Category
Assigning an Object to a Category
Deleting a Category
Adding a Filter
Deleting a Filter
Working with Connections
Overview: Working With Connections
Logging Out
Connecting to a New Database
Disconnecting from a Database
Terminating Administrative Connections
Working with Compare Sessions
Overview: Working with Compare Sessions
Running a Compare Report
Setting Compare Session Properties
Compare Session Options
Working with the Email Interface
Overview: Working with the Email Interface
Authorizing an Email User
Rejecting an Email User
Deleting an Email User
Emailing DB2 Web Query
Creating a Query with the Email Interface
Running a Query with the Email Interface
Converting Results with the Email Interface
Using the RIM Client
Working with the WAP Interface
Overview: Working with the WAP Interface
Web and WAP Versions