(Sandeep R. Patil, Wei G. Gong, Pallavi Galgali, Piyush Chaudhary, Muthu Muthiah, Yong ZY Zheng and Larry Coyne) This IBM Redpaper publication provides guidance about building an enterprise-grade data lake by using IBM Spectrum Scale and Hortonworks Data Platform for performing in-place Hadoop or Sp

(Craig S. Mullins) Have you ever had a situation where you needed to load data into a DB2 table, but the file with the data was not on the mainframe? So you had to PTF that data to the mainframe and then load it.

(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) Developer Express C Edition needs both ESE and DEC License Applied

(Troy L Coleman) If you scan IBM websites, or you’re on Twitter looking for news about Db2, or you’re following those who have a hand in its direction, you may have noticed something: DB2 is now Db2. The b is lower-case.

(Robert Ferin) For situations where a specific application need cannot be satisfied with standard scanning or verification panels, custom panels can fulfill virtually any need.

(Frank Petersen) I have had the pleasure of spending 2 weeks of a rainy Danish summer looking at the enhanced MERGE in DB2 12 as part of the DB2 12 Early Support Program (ESP). During the testing problems arose that made the testing take somehow longer than expected, but the problems ended up giving

(Henrik Loeser) This week I am going to acknowledge that I have been with IBM for 16 years. Looking back, everything might seem brighter and better than it was.

(Robert Catterall) DB2 12 for z/OS, which became generally available in October of 2016, delivered a number of key enhancements pertaining to SQL statements. Over the course of a few blog entries, I’ll describe some of my favorites among these enhancements. This first post in the series will cover p

(Pierre Feillet and Laurent Grateau) You might wonder how to combine the strengths of enterprise-grade decision management with a cloud microservice architecture. Is it possible to author, test, and operate decision services in a container platform on the cloud and benefit from open source technolog

(Tom Alcott) The new features, functions, and improvements in IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5 address the key areas of Developer Experience, Application Resiliency and Operation and Control.