(Venu Movva) In IBM Integration Bus v10, the Integration node can now run alone without any queue managers running. In this tutorial, you learn different ways to configure MQ connections between IBM Integration Bus v10 and IBM MQ v8.

(Bobby Woolf) Learn the basics of how IBM® WebSphere® Application Server Liberty profile works, and how its architecture differs significantly from that of older Java™ EE application servers. This background will be helpful for understanding how to install a local Java EE application development env

New webinar by Don Vines (member of the Migration Team with IBM Cloud Services) is now available for replay: “WebSphere… on the Cloud? Learn how to ‘Lift and Shift’ your WebSphere Applications to the Cloud” to see for yourself just how quick and easy it is to move your Java apps into a hybrid enviro

(Craig S. Mullins) The LIKE predicate is a powerful but potentially problem-causing operator that can be used to great effect in your SQL development efforts.

(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) How DB2 User Level Registry Works. DB2 User signifies Instance Owner and not Database User.

(Firas Bouz and Hemang Dave) For decades, the IT industry has focused on ways to automate processes to increase IT productivity and efficiency and to reduce human errors. However, the focus is quickly shifting to enhance business productivity and outcomes and to provide innovation and faster speed t

(John Donaldson) I have written about migrations and the increasing use of the cloud to optimize workloads, but this article combines these topics as experienced by a major USA based airline company. The IBM migration team was called in to evaluate what was required to move an existing workload usin

(omer brandis) We use temp tables all the time, whether it’s only for sorting or just to help a query run just a bit faster, but how many of us remember to plan for them during the capacity planning phase and purchase enough storage for them?

(Dave Beulke) Another IDUG conference is complete, and the extensive conference information from application developers, DBAs, managers, IBMers, consultants and especially user speakers was as great as usual.

(Troy L Coleman) Recently I was sitting in on a customer review and the topic of maximum number of open data sets came up. In DB2 11, the maximum number of open datasets is increased from 10,000 to 200,000.