(Susan Visser) During November, Packt is celebrating the recent success of its IBM book range with an array of special offers including:

(Willie Favero) As mentioned a few weeks ago, the DB2 10 Diagnostics Manual would be made available the same way as previous releases.. via an APAR to licensed users.

(Jun Jie Nan and Hong Mei Li) This article shows you how to create, delete, export, and import a large amount of static relationship instance data during both application authoring time in WebSphere Integration Developer and runtime in the administrative console’s relationship manager in WebSphere P

(Troy Coleman) Have you taken the time to download the latest DB2 10 for z/OS manuals?

(Robert Andrews) DB2 Web Query is a great tool for reporting and graphing data on IBM i. It has built-in capabilities that allow DB2 Web Query to access data on any IBM i Power System. This starts to bring the power of a federated database into IBM i.

(Ilker Ender and Garrett Fitzsimons) Recovering from data loss or corruption is achieved by restoring from a database backup. But, what if your instance configuration has been compromised, or what if you use database partitioning? How do you recover the DB2 instance environment efficiently and effec

(Scott Hayes) In episode #33, Scott Hayes hosted The DB2Night Show’s 2nd Annual SQL Snapshot Potluck Party. Members of the DB2 LUW community were invited to share their favorite SQL Snapshot commands that help them do their jobs well.

(Kim May) Frank Fillmore will deliver a one hour presentation to explain the new DB2 for LUW Advanced Enterprise Server Edition (AESE) packaging – what’s included, how AESE differs from DB2 Enterprise Server Edition and most importantly, why anyone running DB2 for LUW should give AESE serious consid

(Edward Foley) Learn how to use IBM InfoSphere Information Analyzer to effectively control data classification results from data classification schemes, classification categories, and system capabilities. You will also learn how to use data classification to determine subsequent analysis requirement

(Leon Katsnelson) Amazon Web Services recently announced that they are reducing charges for their popular S3 cloud storage offering. The announcement boasts about a 19% percent reduction. This means that the price went from 15 cents per GB per month to 14 cents per GB per month.