(Willie Favero) I consider myself extremely fortunate because I get invited to speak at all types of events: local user groups, national and international conferences, internal customer briefings, even customer internal user groups.

(Whei-Jen Chen, Ute Baumbach, Robert Borovsky, Sonali Kenge, Marcia Miskimen and Ling Xu) Optim Performance Manager Extended Edition, a follow-on to DB2 Performance Expert, is one of the key product of the IBM Optim Solution. Optim Performance Manager Extended Edition provides a comprehensive, proac

(Pravin Kedia) Learn how to use the new templates in Informix Dynamic Server, Version 10.0, to administer a large number of Enterprise Replication nodes and tables. Introducing IBM Informix Dynamic Server, Version 10.0, Enterprise Replication templates. Learn how to use templates to administer a lar

(Radim Kolar) I improved startup init.d script from DB2 Express C for Ubuntu. This script can be used with other DB2 editions and distributions as well with little (if any) modifications.

(Robert Catterall) By now, you’ve probably seen and/or heard a good deal of information about DB2 10 for z/OS, which was announced and became generally available this past October. There is indeed a lot of big news associated with this latest release of IBM’s mainframe relational database management

(Kanako Harada and Hatif Samgita) An outline of the steps that need to be taken in order to create reports and models that provide user-level security.

(Scott Hayes) The DB2Night Show is pleased to announce our Top 10 Shows for 2010. Rankings are based upon Studio Audience Attendance. We’ve also announced the DB2’s GOT TALENT Contest with nearly $5,000 USD in prizes!

(Julian Stuhler) DB2 for z/OS provides mainframe users with unmatched levels of resilience and scalability through technology known as data sharing. IBM announced that similar capabilities would be delivered for DB2 for LUW, in an optional facility dubbed pureScale. Read on to learn whether DB2 pure

(Dimple Bhatia, Saphian S Kono, Pavitra Jalasutram and Sriram Srinivasan) This tutorial introduces the IBM Data Studio Health Monitor tool for IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows databases. It walks you through the steps for monitoring the health of your databases, drilling down into the alert deta

(François Andry) In my previous post I was explaining how to install the IBM Data Server Runtime Client, including some ODBC DB2 drivers to access a DB2 Database remotely. In this new post I explain the bare minimum to install in order to access a DB2 Data Source via LotusScript Extension for Lotus