(Matt Lucas) IBM Integration Bus is IBM’s strategic integration product for Java, Microsoft .NET, and heterogeneous integration scenarios. It represents a significant evolution of the WebSphere Message Broker technology base, and includes new features such as policy-based workload management, busine

(Sunil Soares) IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management (MDM) systems provide a 360-degree view of customers, vendors, materials, assets, and other entities. Traditional MDM systems collect structured data from a number of structured data sources.

(Cindy Russell) Find out from the architect about the DB2 pureScale enhancements in DB2 10.5 to help ensure Always Available transactions.

(Henrik Loeser) You may have heard that DB2 10.5, which recently became available, includes a technology preview “DB2 NoSQL JSON”. JSON is the JavaScript Object Notation. The important stuff for JSON in DB2 can be found in the sqllib/json directory. Once I added the “lib” directory to the Java CLASS

(Joe Pluta) In my previous OLAP article, I used the OLAP function ROW_NUMBER to provide the concept of "next record" that we take for granted in RPG’s native access (contrast RPG’s native ISAM access with SQL’s relational access). In this article, I’ll show you the magic of GROUPING SETS and how the

(Ioannis Papapanagiotou, Marion Behnen and John Paul Parkin) Rapidly changing application environments require a flexible mechanism to store and communicate data between different application tiers. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) has proven to be a key technology for mobile, interactive applicati

(Cristian Molaro) The network utility ping is commonly used to investigate connectivity issues. If you are troubleshooting a DB2 distributed application, for example, ping can tell you if the server where DB2 is running is accessible to an application or to a DB2 Client.

(Daniel Luksetich) This month, IDUG’s topic of discussion will be “Performance.” This is an extremely wide topic that has the attention of many of us in our daily activities. We’re constantly striving for high performance, our managers are constantly demanding high performance, and IBM is quite dedi

(Ganesh Nagalingam) This article shows you how to do dynamic endpoint lookup by integrating WebSphere ESB or WebSphere Process Server with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR), using the Endpoint Lookup and Custom mediation primitives. This integration has important advantages over using

(Indrani Ghatare, Matt Kalan, Sundari Voruganti and Kathryn Zeidenstein) This article series describes how to monitor and protect MongoDB data using IBM InfoSphere Guardium, including the configuration of the solution, sample monitoring use cases, and additional capabilities such as quick search of