(Frank-Martin Haas) Db2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Version 11.5 GA comes with the tech preview of a new feature called “Advanced Log Space Management” (ALSM).

(Alex Woodie) There have been some rumors that IBM is going to sunset Db2 Web Query for i, or replace it with Cognos. Neither of those rumors is true, according to IBM, which recently made some changes to Db2 Web Query support.

(Henrik Loeser) The SQL Query service on IBM Cloud allows to process data stored on Cloud Object Storage (COS) by writing SQL queries. So far, results were either shown in the console and / or written back to files on COS.

(Craig S. Mullins) Data changes over time, and many applications and users need to access data at different points in time. A traditional DBMS stores data that is implied to be valid now — at the current point-in-time.

(Martin) EVERYBODY (100%) in our audience learned something! Adrian gave a detailed presentation on workload balancing and monitoring distributed access.

(Ember Crooks) SQL0803N is an error message that means the SQL statement just issued failed due to violating a unique constraint within the database.

(Mark Gillis) In this two-part blog ‘Behind the Scenes with Foreign Keys’ I’m going to take a look at what Foreign Keys do “under-the covers” or, more accurately what some of the options available will do in combination with each other.

(Philip Nelson) It is pretty obvious to even the most casual observers of the IT landscape that there is a big focus on “cloud computing”, which is defined on the IBM website as “the delivery of on-demand computing resources—everything from applications to data centers—over the Internet on a pay-for

(Jean-Luc Bonhommet and Ingo Dimmer) IBM Db2 Mirror for i provides a new solution for continuous availability for an IBM i environment based on an active-active clustering design utilizing a low latency communication protocol for synchronous database replication.

(Tim Hogan) Db2 AI for z/OS (“Db2ZAI”) empowers the optimizer in your Db2 for z/OS engine to determine the best-performing query access paths, based on your workload characteristics.