(Nirmala Venkatraman and Serge Limoges) This is the first IBM Lotus performance article on IBM Lotus Domino 7 with IBM DB2 storage (versus traditional NSF storage) for user mail files. This article describes IBM DB2 Universal Database (UDB) for Linux, UNIX, and Microsoft Windows as measured with Lot

(Clara Liu) Learn skills that help you to properly manage your DB2 database servers. This is the fifth in a series of seven tutorials to help you prepare for the DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration (Exam 731). (R)

(Rikki Kirzner) Moving data between applications and different systems is essential for any business. If you are an experienced developer, you certainly know that it is a real pain to keep track of the myriad, tedious details required to do this successfully.

(Kathy Saunders and Jean Anderson) The core of IBM Cloudscape is the Apache Derby open source database. Derby’s lightweight, embeddable architecture makes it the ideal database engine for deploying database-driven Java applications. With Derby, the database engine becomes part of the application, so

(Ted J. Wasserman) A number of reports detailing wide-ranging system security breeches have been at the forefront of the news in the past couple of years. Typically, sensitive personal data such as Social Security Numbers (SSNs), credit card numbers, and bank account numbers are stolen from insecure

(Willie Favero) How often are you looking for “A” and accidentally come across “B” which turns out to be more interesting than “A” was anyway? Well, that happens to me all of the time. In fact, it is one of the biggest reasons I have so much trouble finishing anything. Every time I start to research

(Paul Zikopoulos) In a previous set of articles, I showed you all the great integration features between the IBM DB2 Universal Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Version 8.x (DB2 UDB) product and Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 integrated development environment (IDE).

(Roger E. Sanders) This tutorial introduces you to the set of monitoring tools that are available with DB2 9 and to show you how each are used to monitor how well (or how poorly) your database system is operating. This is the fourth tutorial in a series of seven that you can use to help prepare for

(David McAmis) As the database market continues to grow and mature, it is sometimes hard for developers to get excited when a new version of a database server hits the shelves. The day after the upgrade, you are still writing the same SQL using the same tools you did before. And if you are a command

(Sami Salkosuo) This article shows you how to develop pervasive applications using IBM Workplace Client Technology, Micro Edition, DB2 Everyplace, WebSphere MQ Everyplace, WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager, and OSGi.