From Mir Shahrukh BurkiTechmate

1. #create database meer

- This is a comment indicating the intention to create a database.
2. #activate database meer
- Another comment, suggesting the activation of a database.
3. #connect to database meer
- Yet another comment, indicating the intention to connect to a database.

4. #create and insert into table

-creation of tables and inserting data into them

5. offline backup

6. ~db2 terminate`
- This command terminates any active DB2 command line sessions.

7. ~db2 force application`

- This command forces the termination of applications connected to the database,
following for a clean shutdown.

8. ~db2 deactivate database <db_name>`

- This command deactivates a specified database, preparing it for backup.

9. ~db2 backup database test tp /u01/db2_bkp/`

- This command initiates the backup of the specified database ("test") to the
directory "/u01/db2_bkp/".

10. ~db2 drop database <db_name>`

- ~db2 drop database <db_name>", this command drops the specified database.

11. ~db2 restore database <meer<db_name> from /u01/db2_bkp/ taken at <timestamp>`

- This command restores a backup of a database with the specified name ("meer")
from the directory "/u01/db2_bkp/" and at a specific timestamp.

12. ~db2 activate database <db_name>`

- This command activates the specified database after a restore operation.

13. ~db2 connect to meer<db_name>`

- This command connects to the "meer" database.

14. ~db2 list tables.`

- This appears to be a partial command or a typo. The correct command might be
"~db2 list tables" to list the tables in the connected database.

15. ~db2 terminate`

- Terminates any active DB2 command line processor sessions.

16. ~db2 force application all`

- Forces the termination of all applications connected to the database.

17. ~db2 deactivate db <db_name>`

- Deactivates the specified database.

18. ~db2 drop datbase <db_name>`

This command drops the specified database.