(Scott Hayes) 95% of our studio audience learned something! This is it! 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will be determined by DB2 community voting! Today’s presentations were fun and informative! This show contains a buffet of DB2 tips and advice on Tuning Siebel, using MQT tables, virtual database administ

(Robert Catterall) At sites all over the world, IBM DB2 for z/OS workloads are growing. A major driver of this growth has been the upsurge in client-server application activity on the System z platform.

(Andreas Schuetz and Elke Painke) The Human Task Management widgets in IBM Business Process Manager V7.5 are designed to run in a Business Space environment, but they can also be run in IBM WebSphere Portal V7.

(Susan Visser) Join Paul Rockwood and other PureData Experts as they help you understand the capabilities of the PureData System for Transactions. This FREE session will cover hardware, software and integration.

(Dave Beulke) Doing performance consulting, database system and application tuning exposes me to many different database designs. There are many different aspects to properly analyze a database schema design.

(Troy Coleman) Last week I noted a key new security feature found in DB2 10: increased granularity in DB2 administrative interfaces. As I said though, DB2 10 features numerous security-related enhancements that are designed to control who manages the security, who manages the system and who can acce

(Craig S. Mullins) In today’s blog post I want to briefly discuss one of the more useful, yet often ignored, DB2 tools available on the market — Table Editors…

(Raghavendra Dhayapule and Len Greenwood) The IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Operations Console is a web-based application that is used to monitor the DataStage engine components in real time. It consists of a back-end database, DataStage Operations Database, where all the information abo

(Henrik Loeser) “Information Management Bootcamps are technical workshops in a classroom setting. They are held throughout the year in different regions worldwide and there is no charge to participate. These bootcamps contain detailed lectures and labs for deep-dive learning of DB2 10.”

(Robert Catterall) At System z sites all over the world, DB2 for z/OS workloads are growing — often at a brisk clip. You’d think that this would be unqualified good news for the folks who support mainframe DB2 subsystems, but in fact some people view a lot of this new DB2 activity with trepidation.