(Cristian Molaro) IBM DB2 for z/OS holds, protects, and makes available one of your organization’s most valuable assets: its data. It’s no surprise, then, that when you are planning to migrate to a new version of DB2, you are involved in a critical project.

(Mohamed Obide, Anas Mosaad, Adel El-Metwally and Mohamed El-Bishbeashy) This tutorial discusses the creation of IBM DB2 databases, as well as various methods used for placing and storing objects within a database. This tutorial focuses on partitioning, compression, and XML, which are all important

(Susan Visser) One of the more valuable pieces of content that IBM provides for free is its best practice information that is produced by experts. The best practices cover many products and different features of each product. Many are also available in video format so you can take a break from all

(Cindy Russell) PureData Architect James Cho delivers an in-depth discussion of this new tool for realtime operational warehousing that can help your organization speed the decision making process.

(Ton Ngo) This article describes a solution that showcases the capabilities of IBM SmartCloud Enterprise and IBM WebSphere DataPower for handling the load of a hybrid application. It also addresses the technologies used for the workload to scale across multiple cloud systems in different data center

(Willie Favero) The February 2013 product publication updates are now available. There were no updates for DB2 10 or DB2 9 for January 2013. The “almost new” tradition continues with the pub folk publishing documentation updates on a near monthly bases…..

(Scott Hayes) 96% of our studio audience learned something! Today’s presentations were fantastic! And our judges were thankful that they didn’t have to decide which were the best – that’s up to you – our worldwide DB2 audience!

(Balachandran Chandrasekaran) Installation of DB2 10 requires configuring z/OS Storage Management Subsystem (SMS) for DB2 system objects, and migrating the system data sets to SMS to exploit its benefits.

(Ember Crooks) This is clearly a broad topic, and this post is intended to serve as an introduction.

(Susan Visser) Yesterday I posted a recap of the first 4 questions from the TweetChat that took place yesterday at Big Datamgmt focused on governance to avoid a data landfill: “Getting Control of Data in Big Data Era”. My blog wouldn’t take all of the data that I collected, so here are questions 5-