(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
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Improve scalability with the SessionCache service
(Paul Chen, Brian Martin and Abelard Chow) As software architects, we know that clustering and load balancing are important topics in enterprise applications. However, we often don’t have the resources to design and implement them. Well-designed session persistence framework is required for performa
Getting Insights Fast Enough??
(Susan Visser) Get ready for another action packed tweetchat! Join us July 17 at 11:00 (eastern) to discuss the topic “Getting Insights Fast Enough?” This chat will explore the benefits of having a database management system that is fast enough to give you the answers you need to make important dec
June 2014: DB2 11 for z/OS Product Publications have been refreshed
(Willie Favero) The June 2014 DB2 for z/OS product publication updates are now available. However, this update is a bit different from previous updates; the only publications modified were for DB2 11.
Using a custom domain for my Bluemix Python-based weather app
(Henrik Loeser) Last week I played with IBM Bluemix, Python, and JSON to deploy a (very) simple weather application. Now, as an enhancement, I wanted to use my own subdomain for that app. I succeeded, here is how.
APAR Friday: HIPER for UPROC in DB2 10 and new function in DB2 11, plus INSERT issue corrected
(Willie Favero) Today’s post will be pretty short. I just wanted to point out one recent fix that is marked HIPER.
Scrambled Output from db2top
(Ember Crooks) I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty addicted to db2top. I started using it way back when it was a download from Alphaworks. It is simply unparalleled for free real-time monitoring for DB2.
The DB2Night Show z48: Where is the Problem in My z/OS Transaction?
(Martin) 100% of our studio audience learned something!Martin showed the sources of transaction data both within and outside of DB2, and the considerations for end-to-end problem resolution.
Architecting and Deploying IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration in Your Analytical Environment
(Whei-Jen Chen, Brigitte Bläser, Aidan Craddock, Polly Lau, Cong Lin, Kushal Munir, Martin Schlegel and Alexander Zietlow) IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration is a revolutionary technology that is delivered in DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Release 10.5. BLU Acceleration delivers breakthrough performanc
Efficient, scalable caching using ESQL shared variables in WebSphere Message Broker and IBM Integration Bus
(Tim Dunn, Gerardo Brenner and Emir Garza) ESQL shared variables are often used to cache the contents of database tables in WebSphere Message Broker and IBM Integration Bus. The problem with this approach is that ESQL SELECT operations perform sequential searches, which become progressively slower a
