(Wendy M. Schott) The recent release of IBM DB2 Express-C is another strong endorsement for LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl/PHP/Python) as a compelling, lightweight enterprise application platform. Enterprise developers today are increasingly using LAMP to integrate Web services and databases on th
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Monitoring WebSphere Application Performance on z/OS
(Patrick Ryan, G Michael Connolly, Phil Anselm, Charles Neidigh, Raymond Sun, Theresa Tai and Michael Weintraub) This IBM Redbook was written for IBM zSeries users, performance analysts, system administrators and system engineers who need a comprehensive understanding of IBM WebSphere on z/OS perfor
WebSphere Replication Server for z/OS Using Q Replication: High Availability Scenarios for the z/OS Platform
(Nagraj Alur, Steffen Herold, Huey Kim, Makiko Tsuchida and Mark Wiman) This redbook provides detailed instructions and scripts on managing failover and switchback in a WebSphere Replication Server for z/OS bidirectional Q replication environment for the z/OS platform. A typical business scenario is
DB2 Label-Based Access Control, a practical guide, Part 1: Understand the basics of LBAC in DB2
(Carmen K. Wong and Stan Musker) Label-Based Access Control (LBAC) is a security feature introduced in the DB2® Viper release. With LBAC, administrators can control read and write access of a user at the table column and row level. This tutorial includes use case scenarios that demostrate how users
WebSphere Replication Server Using Q Replication: High Availability Scenarios for the AIX Platform
(Nagraj Alur, Steffen Herold, Huey Kim, Makiko Tsuchida and Mark Wiman) This redbook provides detailed instructions and scripts on managing failover and switchback in a bidirectional Q replication environment for the AIX platform. A typical business scenario is used to showcase the bidirectional fai
The Linux Letter: The Database Engines That Could
(Barry L. Kline) Hi. My name is Barry, and I’m a DBMS addict. You have to be if you’re in the IT field. As an i5 junkie, my DBMS of choice is DB2. I love its stability, its power, and its lack of a requirement for a full-time DBA to keep it running at peak efficiency. Unfortunately, DB2 on any […]
Use Microsoft Access to interact with your DB2 data
(Kulvir Singh Bhogal) If you have Microsoft Access in use in your enterprise, here’s how to use it to easily access your IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows data. You’ll learn how to set it up for accessing DB2, and then see how to create forms and generate reports based on the underlying DB2 data
IBM Information On Demand 2006
IBM Information On Demand 2006 global conference is the premier information management event for business and IT executives, managers, professionals, DBA’s and developers. More IBM technical and business solutions content will be in one place than ever before! Select from over 800 sessions: a 2.5
Develop Java applications for DB2 XML data
(Cynthia M. Saracco) The DB2 Viper release, now in beta, features significant new support for storing, managing, and querying XML data. In this article, you’ll learn the basics of how to write Java applications that access the new XML data. You’ll see how to insert, query, update, and delete XML dat
Mom and Pop Camping Shop Gets E-Commerce Boost
(Hailey Lynne McKeefry) Nature enthusiasts no longer have to make a major hike to take advantage of the vast array of camping, fishing, rock-climbing and canoeing supplies housed within the walls of outdoor specialty equipment retailer Campmor.
