(Sadiq Bakshi and Georgiana Avram) Get up and running with the IBM Content Integrator APIs. Download an IBM Content Integrator sample Web client application, and then follow the steps in this article to create your own custom Web client that will be capable of integrating content across multiple het
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DB2 9.7: Moving to DB2 is Easy
(Rav Ahuja) This video highlights some of the new features in DB2 9.7 that make it very easy to enable Oracle applications to DB2. It includes demos for features like support for PL/SQL, CLP Plus, and Optim Data Studio for data movement.
Misconceptions and Old Wives Tales on DB2 Database Maintenance and Recovery
Every database administrator strives to maintain a healthy DB2 environment: It’s part of the daily routine. However, misconceptions about database health can get in the way of a cost-effective DB2 environment. Apply concepts that make sense.
Cataloging WebSphere MQ applications with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
(Alan K H Lim) This article uses a simple scenario to show you how to catalog existing an WebSphere MQ application as a service within WebSphere Service Registry and Repository.
Health Check for Packages
(Troy Coleman) I’ve written extensive DB2utor blog entries about packages over the past few years. (See “IBM Redpaper: Considerations on Small and Large Packages”, “Cleaning Out Obsolete Packages” and “Reducing the Impact of Long Package Lists.”)
Installing DB2 Express C on linux
For anyone else trying to install DB2 Express C, the free community edition of IBM’s DB2, on his linux system and running into problems:
Build a pureXML application in DB2 for z/OS, Part 2: Web enablement through Universal Services
(Kirsten A. Larsen and Susan Malaika) In this tutorial, set up Web access to your pureXML data through simple insert, update, delete, select, and query operations known as the Universal Services. Use the included download bundle with ready-to-install services to explore the concepts of this tutorial
Know Your ISOLATION Levels
(Craig Mullins) Did you know that DB2 provides a way to change the way that a program or SQL statement acquires locks? That way is known as the isolation level and it can be set to specify the locking behavior for a transaction or statement.
Continuing on with last Friday’s post
(Willie Favero) I received a private e-mail about my post last Friday (June 18, 2009: “Sometimes it’s not just a numbers game; International, National, and Local User Groups” ). This person thought I did OK pointing out DB2 for z/OS resources. However, they thought I needed to do the same for DB2 L
DB2 SQL PL – MESSAGE_TEXT
(Vikram Khatri) When you want SP to return message_text and you also want to handle error code as per your choice, follow this simple example.
