(Willie Favero) “Hi everyone. My name is Willie and I’m a packrat.”

(Henrik Loeser) Here is a small SQL quiz for you. I start with the following statements against a DB2 database:

(James Buck) If you tell SQL to retrieve rows that have the same column values, it will do that, duplicating those rows in the result table.

(Paolo Bruni, Zhen Hua Dong, Josef Klitsch, Maggie Lin, Rajesh Ramachandran, Bart Steegmans and Andreas Thiele) DB2 for z/OS is a high-performance DBMS, with a very strong reputation in traditional high-volume transaction workloads based on relational technology. WebSphere Application Server is Web

(Vishnu Priya G and Hemant Singh) DB2 High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) is an easy-to-use data replication feature of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows that provides a high availability (HA) solution for both partial and complete site failures.

(Troy Coleman) DB2 10 is a very significant release in terms of the new security-related features and enhancements it provides. For instance, when I was recently updating my collection of DB2 10 manuals, I scanned the latest version of the DB2 10 for z/OS Managing Security manual.

(laura) Most large organisations throughout the world have a corporate social responsibility (CSR) statement. A major part of the statement is often a commitment to lower the environmental impact of the IT systems that the organisation is running. This is a real and growing challenge.

(Molly Levenson) This white paper explains the steps for several common configurations of WebSphere Portal v8.0 z/OS, including configuring WebSphere z/OS via zPMT and via the ISPF panels. Also included are the IBM Installation Manager commands for installing WebSphere Portal v8.0 z/OS, targeting us

(Kim May) I had the pleasure of attending and participating as a Business Partner in the IBM Big Data and Governance Forum road show event in Reston, Virginia, last week. Many of the attendees were from Federal government agencies – no surprise – and most of the attendees, at least in my opinion, s

(Scott Hayes) 80% of our studio audience learned something! Today’s presentations were fantastic! Unfortunately, GoToWebinar was having problems today and many people, including finalists Eric, Armando, and Mikko, were unable to join today’s show.