(Deepak R Desale) This document is intended to provide IBM TM1 administrators with a technique to reduce memory consumption by quickly identifying all unused dimensions in an IBM Cognos TM1 server.

(Willie Favero) Today’s post discusses two APAR fixes; one a year and a half old that attempted to resolve a function’s incompatible migration behavior (PM29124) and a much newer fix that performs some additional resolution to that same incompatible migration behavior (PM66095).

(Craig S. Mullins) When you are writing your SQL statements to access DB2 data be sure to follow the subsequent guidelines for coding SQL for performance. These are certain very simple, yet important rules to follow when writing your SQL statements.

(Shawn Haywood and Karson Ng) Learn how to extend WebSphere Commerce to automatically redirect legacy URLs to the new SEO friendly URLs that were introduced in WebSphere Commerce Version 7 Feature Pack 3.

(Susan Visser) This talk will help you learn more at the technical level about the new Row and Column Access Control (RCAC) features in DB2 10 for Linux, UNIX and Windows and InfoSphere Warehouse 10.

(Henrik Loeser) Black Friday and Cyber Monday are coming up, busy days for many database systems working in the background of brick and mortar and online shops. Will the infrastructure keep up with the traffic?

Architect James Cho takes us through a tour of the all new PureData Systems for transactions and operational analytics, including the features designed for simplicity and speed in deploying data apps.

(Jim Staton) Recently, one of our programmers came to me with a question about retrieving some information from our iSeries. He was using a business intelligence (BI) tool to analyze picking errors across several warehouses, and he needed a way of retrieving the warehouse area for a specific warehou

(Gerald Kupris) This tutorial shows you the basic steps and requirements to create and connect to a database in DB2 10.1. This tutorial also introduces you to the objects that make up a DB2 database, as well as how to create and manipulate them.

(Dave Beulke) One of the great impacts from attending the IDUG conference is getting the latest DB2 information available from consultants, users and IBM. It is great to talk directly to users that are experiencing DB2 performance and application issues or ease of use of the tools.