(Gareth Copplestone-Jones) Welcome to this, the fifth in the series on DB2 Locking for Application Developers.

(Dino Quintero, Damon Bull, Vinicius Cosmo Cardoso, Cleiton Freire, Eric Kass) This IBM Redpaper Redbooks publication provides information and concepts about how to take advantage of SAP HANA and IBM Power Systems features to manage data and performance efficiently.

(Kip Yego) We are pleased to announce that IBM’s Operational Database Management Systems (OPDBMS) was recognized as a 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice.

(Henrik Loeser) If you followed my blog or have used IBM Cloud, then you know that Key Protect (and Hyper Protect Crypto Services) is the solution to manage encryption keys on IBM Cloud.

(Martin) 100% of our studio audience learned something! Keri showed the roadmap for upcoming Db2 features.

(Jessielaine Punongbayan) Do you want to integrate open source projects like Zowe CLI and CircleCI to create solutions that can help in your development in COBOL?

(Nils Haustein) This IBM Redpaper publication introduces the IBM Spectrum Scale immutability function.

(Craig S. Mullins) Let’s go back in time… over three decades ago… back to the wild and woolly 1980s! And watch our favorite DBMS, DB2, grow up over time.

(Robert Catterall) A couple of years ago, IBM introduced an important enhancement for the Db2 for z/OS LOAD utility, via the fix for an APAR (the APARs are PI69095 for Db2 12, and PI67793 for Db2 11).

(Ted Holt) A control break occurs when the combined value of one or more fields changes from one row (record) to the next when reading a data set sequentially. I used to write RPG programs with control breaks often.