(Eric Herber) This is the second part of a two-part article series discussing the backup of the IBM Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) using IBM Tivoli Storage Manger (TSM).

This technote summarizes the various user IDs used in the e-mail archiving and records management solution.

(Wei-Dong Zhu, Carlos A Cedillo, Irina Grijalba, Nicole Hughes, Romney Kernek, Lai-Fong Leung and Steve Studder) IBM DB2 Document Manager Version 8.3 is one of the newest members of the IBM Enterprise Content Management portfolio. Document Manager provides a secure and robust platform to manage the

(Chris Eaton) So far we have talked about ROLLUP and CUBE. Now let’s look at GROUPING SETS. Have you ever had a query where you wanted to see the results on different groups? For example you want to see a report of sales grouped by sales rep and you also want to see sales grouped by week and geograp

(Greg Crawley) DB2 Universal Database for Linux, Unix, and Windows version 8.2.2 (code-named Saturn) introduced many features designed specifically for SAP customers — so many, in fact, that they’re difficult to count. I’ll help you focus in on the features I find particularly useful (and suspect yo

(Willie Favero) Did that get your attention? I thought it might. I am at SHARE this week. Although I am here to present, I do get an opportunity to attend sessions. One of my favorite speakers is Hugh Smith from Silicon Valley Lab. I like Hugh’s presentations because no matter how many times I l

(Michael Sansoterra) As the old saying goes, “good things come to those who wait.” At last, the long-anticipated release of SQL Server 2005 has finally arrived, and there are plenty of good things in it. This article focuses on how SQL Server 2005 makes integration with the DB2 database easier thank

(Martin Keen, Andy Garratt, Ed Grossman, Dennis Stilhoff, Torsten Wilms and Dan Zrobok) IBM’s WebSphere Process Server, and the accompanying WebSphere Integration Developer development tool, provides a vast array of powerful features for building business process solutions. But how can you utilize t

(Rica Weller, Cleberson Calefi, Keith Jabcuga, Suresh Maddukuri and Robyn Nostalgi) For the day-to-day administration tasks for IBM WebSphere for z/OS, you need powerful and efficient tools for analyzing problems, for finding their root causes, and for solving them. (pdf)

(Michael Sansoterra) Sometimes using SQL to perform simultaneous inserts, updates and deletes against related tables can be a chore. It would be convenient if programmers could simply treat related tables as a single table for the purpose of modifying data.