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DB2 Tips n Tricks Part 110 – How DB2 Confused having ‘MONITOR’ as Table Name
(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) How DB2 got Confused by having “MONITOR” as Table Name Use Schema name. Table name in SQL Query Use Double Quotes around Table Name
Aero Expo, Drones and the IBM Cloud
(Henrik Loeser) The Aero Expo, the Global Show for General Aviation, is running in my hometown Friedrichshafen from today until the weekend. One of the expo and conference topics is drones of the future (AERODrones UAS Expo). Drones or UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) have been and are a hot topic for
DB2 Tips n Tricks Part 109 – How Backup Image bloated with Transaction Log Files
(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) How Backup Image bloated with Transaction Log Files Oldest Application Id – MON_GET_TRANSACTION_LOG() Corresponding First LSN
5 Things to Know about Avoiding a Data Swamp with a Data Lake
(David Stevens) It is estimated that a staggering 70% of the time spent on analytic projects is concerned with identifying, cleansing, and integrating data. To rectify this situation many organizations are considering a data lake solution. A data lake contains data from various sources. However, wit
The DB2 12 for z/OS Blog Series – Part 8: Index FTBs
(Craig S. Mullins) IBM has delivered many new in-memory processing capabilities in DB2 12 for z/OS, so much so that Gartner has dubbed DB2 12 for z/OS an in-memory DBMS. This is good news for those of us in the mainframe world looking to utilize memory to improve the performance of our database appl
IBM DB2 Web Query for i
(Jim Bainbridge, Hernando Bedoya, Rob Bestgen, Michael Cain, Doug Mack, Simona Pacchiarini, Kathryn Steinbrink, Lin Lin Su, Yu Yu Wang and Yu Zhe Zhi) Business Intelligence (BI) is a broad term relating to applications designed to analyze data for purposes of understanding and acting on the key metr
DB2 Tips n Tricks Part 108 – How Restrictive Database changes to Non-Restricitve Unintentionally
(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) How Restrictive Database changes to Non-Restricitve Unintentionally Implicit Bind Grants Privileges to PUBLIC
Navigating the world of modern data stores and NoSQL
(Douglas Flora) Ever since the internet blew up the world of enterprise data and application silos in the mid-1990s, software engineers have been continuously challenged to integrate web solutions and platforms that were never meant to work together.
Adding a Partition Between Logical Partitions
(Troy L Coleman) Designing and sizing table space requires DBAs to make numerous determinations. How many rows per day will be inserted/updated/deleted? How will the data be processed? What is the criteria to determine active versus historical data? How long will the data (active and historical) ne