(Henrik Loeser) As you might remember, I have been using the IBM Watson Conversation service and DB2.

(Matthew Price) This IBM Redpaper offers a quick, yet comprehensive, guide to moving Microsoft applications to IBM Cloud. It provides questions and considerations that help to define the scope of the cloud project, including identifying the cost structure and performing workload assessment.

(Scott) 100% of our audience learned something! If you like tools that help make your Db2 Administration tasks easier, then watch this replay and learn about Jupyter Notebook from IBM GOLD Consultant Ember Crooks! Ember teaches how to organize your favorite administrative SQLs, plus create graphs an

(Lockwood Lyon) There has always been a need for some IT users to access data from multiple operational systems across the enterprise.

(James Gill) One of the things that we frequently want to do is to perform a quick check of the REST service that we’ve just created. In the previous blogs we’ve seen how we can do this with PHP and Java, but why can’t we just use a command line tool?

(Craig S. Mullins) The title of this blog post is also the title of one of my two IDUG Db2 Tech Conference presentations in Philadelphia this year. I chose this topic because I am in the process of writing a book on Db2 performance from a developer perspective.

(Steve Pitcher) Way back in May of 2017, I wrote a piece called “What I Learned at the Spring COMMON Conference 2017” in which I touched on the need for a more lightweight Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for IBM i.

(Troy L Coleman) For almost 30 years I’ve worked with and supported business applications running in Db2 for z/OS environments. During that time, there’s been a near constant effort to replicate data from the mainframe to Linux, UNIX and Windows (LUW) platforms.

(Anthony Ciabattoni) The evolution of technology has driven the necessity for highly available systems and applications. Customer loyalty is directly related to their user experience which includes application functionality, performance and availability.

(Jack Vamvas) For a period of time the DB2 LUW 11.1 documentation was only available online.