(Wang Qiang, He Gu Yi and Ruan Qi) IBM WebSphere Process Server is a powerful business process management platform. Its built-in process management tool, Business Process Choreographerý, supports multiprocess management. With Web 2.0 booming, though, users want to customize the management user inter

(Susan Visser) I’ve been seeing many upcoming events for the DB2 for z/OS product and decided to summarize in this post.

(Robert Catterall) In the years since mainframe DB2 data sharing was introduced with DB2 for z/OS Version 4 (mid-1990s), I’ve done a lot of presenting and writing about the technology (e.g., a blog entry from a couple of years ago that provided an overview of the topic).

A demonstration of enabling the ability to view variables for Active Reports and monitor their behavior in a working report.

(Dave Beulke) Within every DB2 LUW or DB2 z/OS systems there are things that always need to be cleaned up. Test systems with unused databases, production jobs that need their schedule tweaked, reorgs for tables or indexes that need to be analyzed and scheduled.

(Willie Favero) As long as packages have been around, if you didn’t specify something on the BIND PACKAGE command and that option was defined at the PLAN level, the package inherited what ever behavior was defined at the PLAN level. This includes the RELEASE option.

(Xi Ning Wang, Lei (Joyce) He and Liu Yu) In this series, you’ll learn how to use WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.1 to model end-to-end business processes using a sample purchase order scenario. Part 1 provides an overview of the Lombardi features and architecture.

(Daniel Wagemann, Rich Borucki and Pierre Valiquette) This document is intended to provide a single point of reference for techniques and product behaviours when dealing with SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse (SAP BW) as a data source in IBM Cognos 10.

(Willie Favero) Although it’s only been three months, the DB2 10 Product manuals have all been refreshed.

(Gene Cobb) On December 10, 2010, a new and improved version of DB2 Web Query for i was made generally available to the IBM i community. Packaged as 1.1.2, this exciting new release is chock-full of improvements and goodies that will make your experience using this product even more enjoyable than b