(Satvinder Kaur) This article introduces IBM InfoSphere Optim Solutions, which help you manage enterprise data in every phase of the information lifecycle. Learn the fundamentals of InfoSphere Optim Data Growth Solution. A step-by-step example shows how to set up your first Archive request and quick
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Isolating DB2 for z/OS Accounting Data at the WebSphere Application Level
(Robert Catterall) Back in the 1990s, almost all of the DB2 for z/OS-accessing transactional applications I encountered were of the CICS variety. Often, a given DB2 subsystem served as the database manager for multiple CICS-based applications. In such cases, isolation of DB2 accounting information (
DB2 monitoring: Migrate from snapshot monitor interfaces to in-memory metrics monitor interfaces
(Scott Walkty, Mike Springgay, Laura McGlinchey and Shakti Tripathy) IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows Version 9.7 introduced a lightweight monitor infrastructure and a set of interfaces that reports monitor elements from this infrastructure.
The Hunt for the Chocolate Thief (Part 2) – Putting IBM Bluemix, Cloudant, and a Raspberry Pi to good use
(Henrik Loeser) I am still on the hunt for the mean chocolate thief, kind of. In the first part I covered the side of the Raspberry Pi and uploading data to Cloudant. I showed how to set up an infrared motion sensor and a webcam with the RPi, capture a snapshot and secure the image and related metad
DB2 Basics: Aliases
(Ember Crooks) My blog entries covering the DB2 Basics continue to be my most popular blog entries. This is probably because they appeal to a wider audience – even non-DBAs are interested in them and I continue to rank highly in Google search results. My blog entry on how to catalog a DB2 database g
Identifying Locked DB2 Resources
(Troy Coleman) Last week I explained how to find the cause of a deadlock or timeout. This week, I’ll show you how to identify the name and type of DB2 resource being locked. We’ll start with the SQLCODE -911 message:
Configuring Microsoft Visual Studio with WebSphere MQ to compile MQ applications on Windows
(Jaya Gabhane, Prema U Laxamanachar and Rajashekhara Sanganagouda) Microsoft Visual Studio is widely used on Windows to compile applications, but configuring Visual Studio with WebSphere MQ is challenging. This article shows you how to configure and compile WebSphere MQ applications using the Visual
Catching the mean chocolate thief with Raspberry Pi, Bluemix, and Cloudant
(Henrik Loeser) I always try to have some chocolate in my office, kind of as mood enhancer. But how to be sure that nobody else is going to plunder and pilfer my hidden treasures? So it was great that last week at the Developer Week conference in Nuremberg I got my hands on a Raspberry Pi (thank you
Java application server matrix – features, APIs, specs and more
(Roman Kharkovski) Every week good percentage of my email inbox is filled with questions about features supported in various Java application servers. To make it easier to answer these questions I compiled a matrix comparing the following products (all latest versions as of this writing):
Understanding DB2 Object Privileges, Part 3
(Roger Sanders) In DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and DB2 for z/OS, object privileges convey the right to perform certain actions against specific database objects. Part 1 of this series reviewed DB2’s authorization ID, buffer pool, table space, storage group, schema, table, view, and index privil
