(Elisa CY Su, Jervis Lee and Roger Chang) In this article, we will continue to use the transformation map that we created in Part 1 and demonstrate how to integrate it with WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus flow. This integration provides users a better solution between data transformation and busine

(Joe Pluta) I have a hard time with the rebranding of IBM’s MQSeries to WebSphere MQ; it’s always seemed to me to be one of the more random renamings. MQSeries had great brand recognition as it was. But regardless of the name, MQ has always provided a powerful queuing architecture, and I guess a ros

(Susan Visser) This year at the IBM Information on Demand Conference, we’ll be launching the NEW DB2 for z/OS book in recognition of DB2’s upcoming 30th Anniversary:

(Ember Crooks) This post is specific to Linux. The commands shared have been tested on RedHat 6.2.

(Scott Hayes) 98% of our studio audience learned something! Willie talked about statistics, plan management, DSNZPARMS, and other cool and useful stuff!

(Uwe Weber) IBM InfoSphere MDM Collaboration Server provides a special attribute data type that allows for implementing a relationship between two items: the relationship data type. If a relationship data type has to be exported and imported, the default-generated export and import scripts are not s

(Susan Visser) I started my career at the Toronto Lab writing DB2 product documentation. I learned a lot, met many great people, and created my career. One of the things I learned during my 6 years writing is that there is much work put into this content. Planning, writing, discussing, reviewing,

(Cindy Russell) Chris Eaton is a dynamic presenter who shows you how the new compression in DB2 10 for Linux, UNIX and Windows works, as well as comparing this type of compression to other industry database solutions.

(Anand Chandramohan and Harmeet Singh) This article describes three approaches to integrating IBM Business Process Manager V7.5.1 with WebSphere Message Broker V7 — WebSphere MQ, web services, and service component architecture (SCA) — and then shows you how to use the first approach to set up com

(Brian Fairchild) One way to make your DB2 database use less storage and speed up Inserts and Updates is to drop the indexes that are never used. As the application changes and the database workload changes, you may find many indexes are no longer needed. Dropping these will free up tablespace pag