(Gouri Sohoni) In our previous articles, we have discussed How CUIT can be Created By Recording Actions and secondly By using Existing Action Recordings. In this article we will explore advanced features of CUIT like adding multiple UI maps, re-using code, how the CUIT Editor helps and I will also l
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DB2 Performance Tuning for LUW Feature: DB2 pureScale
(Dave Beulke) The annual North American IDUG conference was held in Anaheim, California and I always like going through the download of presentations to understand all the presentations I missed. Users, consultants and IBMers always provide great DB2 performance technical insights into how to get th
The DB2Night Show #Z04: What’s new from the optimizer
(Klaas) In episode #Z04, special guest Terry Purcell, a Senior Technical Staff Member of the IBM SVL Lab, is telling us all about the optimizer improvements in DB2 10.
DATETIME vs. TIMESTAMP
(Sheeri Cabral) Shlomi blogged over the weekend about DATETIME vs. TIMESTAMP, and hit all the major differences, except one extremely important one that very few people know about (in my opinion).
How to drop all objects since a particular date
(Simon Sabin) If you haven’t accidentally created objects in master then you can’t be developing on SQL. Invariably this happens when you have a DB creation script that has a USE at the start. If the DB doesn’t exist then you get an error but SSMS just carries on in the existing database.
Overriding JAXB’s ‘Name Mangling’ Algorithm with EclipseLink MOXy
(Blaise Doughan) JAXB has well established rules for converting Java names to XML names. If you want to override the default name you can always do so through the use of annotations. Where this can become burdensome is if your names follow common rules (such as make everything upper case).
Punctuation in XPath, part 2: slash (“/”)
(Evan Lenz) The slash operator (“/”) in XPath is the connector you use to connect steps in a path expression. A path expression can return a sequence of nodes or atomic values (but not both).
Accessing HTTP and RESTful services from DB2: Introducing the REST user-defined functions for DB2
(Michael Schenker and Susan Malaika) Increasingly, Representational State Transfer (REST) has become the preferred way of communicating in today’s service-oriented architecture environments. There are many services and information sources that can be addressed via a URL and accessed using HTTP.
Datapump fails with ORA-27086 on NFS
(Marko Sutic) I’ve received following error while trying to perform full database export using datapump to NFS:
OWB 11gR2 – SAP ins and outs
(Dallan) In 11gR2 there are a few SAP mapping runtime parameters that are not explained very well and the documentation describes data retrieval techniques without telling you what exact properties to use for each of the approaches.