(James Gill) In the first blog in this series, we discussed how to enable the native REST API in DB2 for z/OS. In this edition, we’re going to focus on how we go about creating new services and what methods we used to do this.

(Alex Feinberg and John Santoro) The more you know about your customers, the better you can tailor products and services to meet their needs. Typically, you can learn about customers by looking at your systems of record for data such as address, age, or sales history.

(Mike Cain) In case you missed it, you now have a few more tools for your “hero bag”.

(Arthur De Magalhaes) As described in Part 1 of this tutorial series, IBM WebSphere Connect integrates IBM WebSphere Liberty and IBM API Connect. Starting with Version 9.0.0.1, IBM WebSphere Application Server traditional also has API discovery capabilities and an integration layer with API Connect.

(Craig S. Mullins) Most modern application development is done using dynamic SQL. But some features work only with static SQL and others only with dynamic SQL. DB2 12 for z/OS delivers functionality that minimizes the difference between static and dynamic SQL.

(Rafael Victoria-Pereira) While STRSQL is a green-screen tool, Run SQL Scripts is part of the i Navigator package. You can access it by choosing the Run SQL Scripts option, either from the bottom-right pane of the i Navigator window after you’ve chosen the Databases tree node from the right panel, a

(Henrik Loeser) Right now we are in the hot phase of the carnival season. Many people are wearing masks. Some move into other characters, some just hide their real identity. Did you know that DB2 is also in the mood for carnival and wears a mask?

(Shahir Daya, Nguyen Van Duy, Kameswara Eati, Carlos M Ferreira, Dejan Glozic, Vasfi Gucer, Manav Gupta, Sunil Joshi, Valerie Lampkin, Marcelo Martins, Shishir Narain and Ramratan Vennam) Microservices is an architectural style in which large, complex software applications are composed of one or mor

(Rav) R is a powerful language for data analysis, data visualization, machine learning, statistics. Originally developed for statistical programming, it is now one of the most popular languages in data science.

(Jack Vamvas) Question: How can I list out information in a tabular format using the TSAMP lsrg command ? I’d like to parse the information.