(Martin Smithson, Oliver Dineen and Jonathan Roberts) Combining IBM Integration Bus (IIB) with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR) lets you dynamically retrieve service metadata from WSRR and use it to modify message flow behavior at runtime.

(Henrik Loeser) Over the last weekend, the annual Tuning World Bodensee was guest at the Messe Friedrichshafen (exhibition center and fair grounds). More than 100,000 people interested in car tuning traveled to Friedrichshafen.

(Steve Raspudic, Alexander Abrashkevich and Toni Kunic) This series explores how to process unstructured data in parallel fashion — within a machine and across a series of machines — using the power of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows (LUW) and GPFS shared-nothing cluster (SNC) to provide efficie

(Jack Vamvas) Question: Given a view name , how can you get the definition of a View in DB2?

(Ember Crooks) This is the first in a series of blog entries on reorgs. I was talking with a friend recently, and he pointed out that I only have a few articles on reorgs, and they’re very specific to complicated parts of reorg. I have scripted my own reorgs and made a point of educating myself on r

(Craig S. Mullins) Migrating to any new software release can be a lot easier when you are familiar with new features prior to deployment. So it stands to reason that you should familiarize yourself with new DB2 functionality before you try to migrate your environment to a new version.

(Jane Man, Jason Cu and Rick Chang) Learn how to set up integration between IBM DB2 11 for z/OS and IBM InfoSphere BigInsights. Enable access to structured and non-structured data that is stored in the Hadoop Distributed File System and send the results back to DB2, where the data can be integrated

(Martin Smithson, Chris Dudley and Ainhoa Larumbe) Combining IBM Integration Bus (IIB) with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR) lets you dynamically retrieve service metadata from WSRR and use it to modify message flow behavior at runtime.

(Kurt Thomas) Organizations can now apply the valuable insights, analysis, and real-time notifications that they use for system information to information from broader business applications thanks to the SQL-based monitoring feature in QSystem Monitor.

(Somu Chakrabarty) Starting with version 6.1 TSM now uses DB2 as its backend database engine. It is a normal DB2 instance, but very tightly controlled by IBM support. After installation one cannot change any parameter in the TSM DB2 instance without permission from IBM support.