| Jun 24, 2011 |
Keynote Presentation - IDUG DB2 Tech Conference, Anaheim
Sensemaking on Streams and What Makes Smart Systems Smart!
Jeff Jonas
Chief Scientist, IBM Entity Analytics
IBM Distinguished Engineer
There are a series of macro trends playing out that are going to force organizations to re-think how they make sense of data and compete. For example, on one hand damage-potential per person is increasing while at the same time organizations are actually getting dumber – an effect caused in part by advances in information technology which help to produce information at rates faster than it can be made sense of. What does this mean? While organizations already recognize that information overload is driving inefficiency, missed opportunity and missed risk, it is going to get so much worse that it is safe to say “no army, of any size, is going to remedy this trend by brute force.” What if it is possible to drive down false positives, drive down false negatives, and make faster predictions over more data...at the same time! Read more here: http://jeffjonas.typepad.com/jeff_jonas/2010/03/on-a-smarter-planet-some-organizations-will-be-smarterer-than-others.html. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 z/OS V9 Performance
This presentation looks at the performance impact of DB2 z/OS V9, especially performance scalability of transactions, CPU and elapsed time of queries and utilities, and other performance-related topics. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 9 for z/OS - An Independent Overview
Although DB2 9 for z/OS has not yet been officially announced by IBM, there is significant information available in the public domain. The snag is, this is well spread out and mostly written by IBM - the database vendor This presentation looks at what MIGHT be coming in DB2 9 (no-one knows for sure yet) and what the impacts may be for the future IMPORTANT NOTE Although CA is a business partner of IBM, it is also a signatory to a non-dsclosure agreement. The content of this session is therefore going to cover ONLY what is in the public domain and will NOT address items that may (or may not) be known about the current status of DB2 9 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The DB2 Linux, Unix, Windows Query Optimizer
In this presentation John Hornibrook takes viewers into a deep dive into the workings of the DB2 optimizer. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 LUW Storage Management: Technology Preview
This presentation will dive into storage management and administration in DB2 LUW. A detailed, holistic look into storage will be provided, followed by a preview of new exciting features and capabilities planned for DB2's next release.
Topics of discussion will include: Compression to the max - Deep compression gets deeper with index, temp, xml and lob compression along with replication support; Swimming in shallow water - life without the High Water Mark and space reclamation made easy; Line dancing with LOB and XML data; Itty Bitty Reorg - one range partition at a time; Mean and lean MDC. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Native SQL Procedures in DB2 9 for z/OS
A new variation of SQL procedures, native SQL procedures, are introduced in DB2 9 for z/OS. Richer support of the SQL Procedural Language, and attention to the application development lifecycle, offer improved usability and portability. These extensions (including versioning and deployment capabilities) based on new technology can be a favorable alternative to the existing compilation of SQL Procedural Language procedures into an external C language implementation. Since native SQL procedures are managed by DB2 and run within the DB2 engine, there are also significant benefits in terms of improved performance, security, and reduced cost of ownership. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
IBM DB2 RUNSTATS Utility and Real-Time Statistics
This presentation reviews the basics of the RUNSTATS utility (What it does; Why you need to run it; How DB2 uses the information), and explores new statistics collected on data and indexes, including: partition level information on Data Partitioned Secondary Indexes; non-uniform distributon statistics on non-indexed columns; and historical statistics. The real-time statistics are also reviewed. Upon completion of this session, the attendee, whose skill level may range from low to high, will be able to understand how to get the most out of DB2's statistics and operate at optimal efficiency. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 LUW Index Design Best Practices
DB2 LUW Index Design Best Practices and Case Studies - this is a recorded replay of a Webinar offered by Scott Hayes at www.DBIsoftware.com. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The Stored Procedure Story
Standard Life has embraced SOA architecture and part of this involved the adoption of DB2 Stored Procedures. Since 2004, the use of Stored Procedures has revolutionised our SOA architecture and application development. This presentation revisits some of the early challenges, both technical and in development terms. Following our successful early experiences, I discuss how our use of Stored Procedures has evolved, particularly the use of SQL/PL Stored procedures and how this has opened up our mainframe to our Java programmers. There have been trips and falls along the way and these are discussed. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The New DB2 Developer Workbench - DB2 Developers Rejoice!
The DB2 Development Center was OK, but it's gone. It's been replaced by the DB2 Developer Workbench (DB2 DWB) - and it's great. You can use this intuitive Eclipse-based IDE to work with XML Schema documents, write XML Schema annotations, build XQuery and SQL statements, build routines, interact with repository systems, invoke comparison utilities, debug and a whole lot of other stuff that one can't fit into the maximum characters allowed in an abstract! |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
RMF for a DB2 DBA and Systems Programmer
RMF is IBM's strategic product for z/OS performance measurement and management. It is the base product to collect performance data for z/OS and sysplex environments to monitor performance behavior and allows you to optimally tune and configure your system according to your business needs. This presentation will cover basic elements of understanding your DB2 workload, defining essential guidelines with which you can monitor, measure and report the performance characteristics of your DB2 workload. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Solutions for SQL Gone Wild
SQL is the nucleolus of every relational DBMS. Sometimes applications are designed with the specific custom queries; sometimes the queries are generated by a tool and sometimes a mixture of the two. SQL performance is independent of the design source or is it? Over time, SQL performance can become unpredictable. Come see examples of SQL gone wild. Solutions for taming and preventing the phenomena will be provided. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Swimming the DB2 Pools
DB2 contains different memory areas known as pools - RID Pool, EDM Pool, Sort Pool and Buffer Pools. DB2 uses these storage areas for different tasks during SQL processing. This presentation will help clear up the water about the memory pools by explaining what these pools are and how DB2 uses them. It will give you an understanding of how DB2 uses its internal memory. With this knowledge, you will be able to make your system as well as individual SQL perform better. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Getting the Most Out of Your BMC DB2 Utilities
This session will provide a set of tuning and usage recommendations which customers can adopt in order to optimize ease of use, performance, throughput and availability when using BMC DB2 for z/OS Utilities. It is aimed at Users of an Intermediate to Experienced level who have used our utilities for some time and are familiar with the general concepts but who may not be aware of all the fine tuning options available. Subjects which will be covered include areas such as controlling multitasking, minimizing I/O by efficient use of memory, analyzing and tuning SORT processes, sizing workfile datasets, and optimizing Dynamic Dataset Allocation. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Planning Your Migration to V9
DB2 for z/OS Versions 9 and 8 (V9 and V8) have many new features. This presentation will discuss migrating to V9, preparing to use the new functions. We assume that you know DB2 V9. We'll emphasize process and recommendations from many other customers, with pointers to more information. The content of this session will focus on the tasks of the person who installs DB2. Systems programmers and database administrators generally perform this task. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
All About Query Optimization - Explaining the Impossible (Part 1 of 2)
The query optimizer and the query execution plans (QEPs) it generates are key to the performance of the RDBMS. But query optimization is often a mysterious process and the choices made by the query optimizer can be difficult to understand. If you've ever wondered how an SQL statement gets optimized and how query execution plans are created, this presentation is for you. Using many QEP examples displayed with the Explain facility, this presentation will cover a variety of optimization topics including query rewrite and cardinality estimation and the cost model. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 HADR - Case Study of Implementation
An in-depth look at using DB2 High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) in a large enterprise. This presentation will review the HADR technology and walk through the end-to-end process of implementing HADR and automation technology to manage failovers, including: architecture, setup and configuration, testing, and monitoring. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Scrolling, Scrolling, Scrolling - A Short History of Cursors
Cursors have been with us since the dawn of DB2 From their simple origins though (making a set orientated langage compatible with a record orientated one), they have blossomed into tools to allow scrolling through sets of result data This presentation looks at the changes over the years and concludes with an overview of dynamic scrolling and multi-row cursors |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
LOBs : Stronger and Faster in DB2 9 for z/OS (Part 2 of 2)
Large Objects were introduced in DB2 V6 and have really evolved since then. This presentation provides experiences and lessons learned while writing the IBM Redbook 'LOBs with DB2 for z/OS: Stronger and Faster'. It looks at the new utility features coming along with DB2 9, finally ensuring full support for LOBs. Please note that DB2 data management and application enhancements for LOBs in DB2 9 are covered in LOBs : Stronger and Faster in DB2 9 for z/OS - Part 1 of 2 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Tuning Dynamic SQL - Advances with DB2 v8
As web applications continue to grow, tuning dynamic SQL continues to be one of the significant challenges for a DB2 DBA. DB2 v8 introduces a significant number of enhancements to surmount these challenges. This presentation will provide an insight into the new features that help manage SQL performance. Key aspects include: EXPLAIN SQL Statement cache,ZPARMS for controlling accounting record/SMF101 records accumulation, setting client registers, EXCSQLSET commands etc. The presentation also provides information on how to exploit the client registers to effectively group accounting and performance information for distributed applications. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Must Have Tricks for DBAs!
There are many simple operating system and database techniques which we overlook daily. Pick up a handful of them in this eclectic presentation and make your life so much better |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
How to Monitor Your Data Sharing System, with Tips and Tools to Help! (Part 1 of 2)
Monitoring a data sharing system can be a daunting, time consuming task. But there is a real need to keep track of how your data sharing system is performing. There are a lot of performance indicators to monitor and check. This presentation discusses the major mechanisms in data sharing global buffering and locking, and presents a list of some of the most important performance indicators for those DB2 mechanisms. Real world examples will be included to illustrate the importance of regularly monitoring a data sharing system. In addition, tips and tools that customers have used to help in the tracking of those indicators will be discussed. Where appropriate, these tips and tools will be made available to attendees |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Aurora: DB2 Application Development for Non-Programmers
Your company takes data security, data integrity, and regulation compliance seriously and that is why you use DB2 for your mission-critical applications. Yet, everywhere you look there are Excel spreadsheets and Microsoft Access not deployed on secure servers exposing your company to data loss, security breaches, violation of regulatory requirements ... IBM is launching a brand new no-charge offering that helps you get your data in to secure and managed DB2 servers delivering top performance and ability to share data while preserving both ease of use and application development that users have grown accustomed to with desktop tools like Microsoft Access and Excel. Come to this session to learn how you can deploy this offering in to your existing DB2 environment and how to get your users to appreciate the services your IT organization provides. Best of all, you don't have to be a programmer or even know Access or Excel to take advantage of the features Aurora provides. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 for z/OS V8 Migration - Are You Done Yet (Part 1 of 2)
It is now three years since the introduction of V8 and some important lessons have been learned by IBM and customers. This presentation re-evaluates recurring problem areas or areas of customer concern in migrating to V8, and provides recommended best practices in each area. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Detecting and Preventing Undesirable Access Path Changes When Moving to DB2 V8
SQL response time, throughput and resource utilization are the never ending challenges faced by the DB2 database administrator. Once an acceptable performance level has been established, then avoiding performance degradation when making system or application changes is another challenge which must be addressed. When moving to DB2 V8, users are required to re-bind all plans/packages in the V8 environment. Therefore, the potential for access path changes is one of the major challenges faced by the DBA. Many access paths will undoubtedly change, hopefully mainly for the better. When performing such bulk re-binds, it is clearly impossible to check for and prevent such undesirable access path changes without the help of a tool designed specifically for the purpose. This presentation describes how the EZ-DB2 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Episode 9 - The Return of the Hierarchical Empire
The integration of XML in DB2 for z/OS V9 is often called the revenge of IMS. There is some truth in this because XML is a hierarchical structure, which is now integrated into the relational model. A few questions are brought up with this, like -.How do we access the data in XML structures? -.What about indexing to improve performance? -.Are there recommendations for database design? In this presentation, I will highlight first experiences with XML integration in DB2 for z/OS. Additionally, I will provide hints and tips on how to improve performance. Last but not least, I will show you why you should recall your old hierarchical thinking modes to survive in the new fashionable XML world. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 for z/OS V8 Migration - Are You Done Yet (Part 2 of 2)
It is now three years since the introduction of V8 and some important lessons have been learned by IBM and customers. This presentation re-evaluates recurring problem areas or areas of customer concern in migrating to V8, and provides recommended best practices in each area. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
All About Query Optimization - Explaining the Impossible (Part 2 of 2)
The query optimizer and the query execution plans (QEPs) it generates are key to the performance of the RDBMS. But query optimization is often a mysterious process and the choices made by the query optimizer can be difficult to understand. If you've ever wondered how an SQL statement gets optimized and how query execution plans are created, this presentation is for you. Using many QEP examples displayed with the Explain facility, this presentation will cover a variety of optimization topics including query rewrite and cardinality estimation and the cost model. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Choosing the Right Indexes with Unicenter Index Expert
Creating indexes on DB2 tables is one of the simplest ways to enhance performance. It is also one of the easiest things to do - you just type CREATE INDEX right? The skill is in knowing WHICH indexes to create - after all, too many indexes can degrade application performance. Unicenter Index Expert from CA makes it easy to determine WHICH indexes are RIGHT for your table. By taking into account statement execution frequency, a set of indexes that are optimised for your workload |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Demystifying the Dynamic Statement Cache
The Dynamic Statement Cache in DB2 has the potential to greatly improve performance for dynamic SQL. As with most things, there are tradeoffs and costs to be considered with this DB2 feature. Meanwhile, the implementation of the cache often changes from release to release. This technical session will discuss the Dynamic Statement Cache to help you understand how the cache is implemented, the contents of the cache and how you can mine the statistics stored there, potential benefits and costs of the cache, including potential issues related to use of the Dynamic Statement Cache. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows Query Optimizer
The DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows Query Optimizer |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 pureXML - live !
Tired of presentations and looking at slide after slide after slide...? Want to see the real thing and how the new XML features in DB2 9 actually run? In this session I will project a DB2 command window (in a large font) and go through creating, populating, indexing, querying, and trouble-shooting a DB2 database for managing XML data. This will give you the most close-up look at the array of new XML capabilities in DB2 V9, including XML columns, XML indexes, XQuery, SQL/XML, XML schema support and XML import/export. We will inspect the running system, analyze and improve XML query execution plans, and we'll capture & examine snapshots of our XML activities in DB2. We'll open the hood while the engine's running. You'll see some of the things that can go wrong - and how to avoid or fix them. And there is no such thing as don't try this at home: the entire demo scenario incl. test data and all commands & scripts will be made available to the attendees on the IDUG Insider. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Exploiting Real Time Statistics, a Real Time Saver
MOST DBA DON'T HAVE ENOUGH TIME ! So let's fully automate the day to day maintenance !! Real Time Statistics (RTS) can save any DBA a lot of time. So let DB2 take care of most housekeeping and free up your time for the fun stuff. This technical session will show you RTS setup step by step, together with a number of best practices collected at user sites. Amongst others : automatically improve your recovery strategy and space management. This presentation will show you RTS examples and strategies ready to use. It is a collection of the most common questions, strategies and best practices encountered by multiple customers throughout Europe. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Java Stored Procedures in DB2 for z/OS
Java stored procedures were introduced to DB2 for z/OS Version 7 and have had many enhancements since then. With the announcement of the zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP), Java (TM) on z/OS becomes more attractive for many customers. This presentation will describe the setup and current environment for Java routines including the Universal Java Driver and the latest IBM SDK for z/OS. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
CAs Log Analyzer for DB2 for z/OS - You Can Do THAT!?
This presentation builds on earlier What's in the Log presentations to look in more detail about how CAs Log Analyzer product can be used to read the log data and perform many useful (and often surprising) activities From the obvious auditing, to the less obvious drop recovery and the surprising quiet point analysis, (not to mention the legal requirements of regulatory compliance) we see it all The presentation and the product will allow you to see the DB2 log in a new light - as a solution to many problems rather than as a black box |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 9 Migration Tips and Tricks - Things Not Commonly Mentioned!
Are you responsible for migrating your database to DB2 9? Are you responsible for preparing applications, routines and scripts for migration? Are you looking for details about what has changed? If so, don |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Compression in DB2 9 - Or How to Squish My Data!
Most people take it for granted that compressing your data is a good thing. But - did you know that it can help you in many other ways? This session will explore the data compression feature in DB2, from the implementation to its usage. In addition, this session will help you estimate the compression potential for your database and help you justify the feature for more than just the space savings. Come to this session to find out how to take advantage of DB2 Compression on the distributed platform. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Installation and Configuring DB2 for 24x7
Databases need to be installed and created with the goal of full availability. During the installation and setup of a new database there are many things to keep in mind so the database instance does not need to be stopped to change the environment. We will talk about database parameters, buffers and memory usage (Verion 9)and tablespace storage that are used during normal use with growth, utilities and recovery all affecting the 24x7 usability of your DB2 database. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Better/Faster/Cheaper
The application development cycle requires significant amounts of time and resources in order to effectively launch new and/or improve applications. When testing with structured data, many times a full clone of a production database is made for testing purposes, while a relationally intact'right-size |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
IBM DB2 Utility Update: Las mejores pr
This presentation reviews the features of the DB2 Version 8 for z/OS Utilities, discusses the features of DB2 9 for z/OS Utilities, including the use of the System z9 Integrated Information Processor (IBM zIIP), reviews a set of performance, availability, and usability best practices when using the utility suite, and previews the futures of the IBM DB2 Utilities. Upon completion of this session, the attendee, whose skill level may range from low to high, will be able to identify new utility functions and apply them in their shop. This is part one of a two part session. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Mapping Your HA Needs to the Right HA Technology
High Availability is not a single feature in DB2 for Linux, UNIX, Windows. There are a number of features that can be implemented based on your needs and your budget. Chris will walk you through the various High Availability solutions provided by DB2 from simple backup/recovery and log management to High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) to the new DB2 Continuous Availability Server. Each technical solution will be discussed for it's architectural pros and cons so that you can decide which solution is right for a given set of application requirements. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Top Tips from the DB2 Experts Blog
Chris Eaton writes what may be the most popular DB2 blog on the internet. With over 15,000 page views per month and over 250 unique visitors to his blog daily, An Experts Guide to DB2 Technology is helping people get their job done. Unlike typical blogs where the authors talk about what they ate for breakfast, Chris' blog is all about providing DB2 users with technical tips and sneak previews of upcoming technology. In this session, Chris will share his top 20 most popular DB2 tips from the postings on his blog over the last year. To get a preview, check it out at http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/ |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
More ways to challenge the DB2 z/OS Optimizer
Ever wondered what can the DB2 z/OS optimizer choose a non-optimal access path? The more that you understand the challenges that make query optimization difficult to perfect, the better equipped you will be to manage the performance of your SQL queries. This presentation will cover more than simple correlation and data skew challenges for optimal access path selection. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
How to Monitor Your Data Sharing System, with Tips and Tools to Help! (Part 2 of 2)
Monitoring a data sharing system can be a daunting, time consuming task. But there is a real need to keep track of how your data sharing system is performing. There are a lot of performance indicators to monitor and check. This presentation discusses the major mechanisms in data sharing global buffering and locking, and presents a list of some of the most important performance indicators for those DB2 mechanisms. Real world examples will be included to illustrate the importance of regularly monitoring a data sharing system. In addition, tips and tools that customers have used to help in the tracking of those indicators will be discussed. Where appropriate, these tips and tools will be made available to attendees |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The Problem Detective Toolkit
One of the most difficult situations a database administrator (DBA) faces is resolving a problem with DB2. The problems can range from minor to catastrophic. DB2 now contains a number of tools to assist the DBA in quickly resolving the issues. Some of the tools are fairly new and aren't fully utilized by most DBAs. This session aims to educate the DBA on these excellent problem tools. The session will also explore common UNIX tools that can be used for researching DB2 problems. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Migration of DB2 Access Control from DB2 to RACF
A field report about migrating DB2 internal security to an external security system (RACF). On a system level, all of our z/OS security had always been implemented with RACF security system - with the sole exception of the DB2 subsystem. To reduce the overhead and complexity of maintaining two interacting security systems, we decided to migrate our DB2 security definitions to RACF. The major benefits we gained from that one-year project are: - Transparency: for the administration - Performance: Resource validation only takes place once in RACF - Simplicity: Reduction from some hundred thousands of different DB2 access rights (Grants) to a few thousand generic RACF profiles - Auditability: Logging of all access by SMF - Governance: Centralized administration of all user access rights - Data quality: Avoidance of outdated and inoperative User-IDs by daily comparison between RACF UserIDs and HR data The presentation will also mention the obstacles and exceptions. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Beyond DB2 9 - The Son of Viper! (Repeated in C16)
This presentation will examine some of the new technology that will be introduced in the follow-on release to DB2 9 (on the distributed platform (commonly referred to as Viper). If you are currently on DB2 8 or 9, come to this session to learn about how the technology is being extended to improve the performance, availability, and reliability of DB2. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 for z/OS Futures
This presentation will start with Greg sharing his priorities for the DB2 for z/OS business and who we are as a team. The discussion will then move to how the product supports and is an integral part of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). The audience will receive an update on DB2 z/OS for v8 including customer usage examples and what enhancements have been made over the past year. With the General Availability of DB2 9 for z/OS in March of 2007, significant new enhancements have been made to the product and the response from Beta customers, analysts, and early adopters has been overwhelmingly positive. Finally, the talk will end with an eye to the future with some insight into what the team is working on next! |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Beating Murphy's Law in a DB2 World (Part 1 of 2)
We all know Murphy's law. Whatever can go wrong will go wrong. This applies to a DB2 world too. This presentation will look at the major ways in which Murphy's Law can intrude into the world of a DB2 datbase, whether it be performance or availability and what things we can do to prepare for the eventual arrival of Murphy's Law in our world. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
How Much DB2 Testing is Enough?
While testing should be designed with finding errors in mind, there are many other aspects of relational applications that affects the testingprocess. These aspects include set processing, referential integrity, and procedural constructs. In addition, stress testing in a concurrent online and batch environment also provides special challenges. This session will address these topics and more. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Effective Uses of DB2 Triggers
Triggers are an important database feature. They allow for the centralization of database logic, enabling faster application development, portability, and flexibility. They can be used for a variety of data intesive functions, and can be a great performance advantage. Proper use of triggers is important, however, as they can be abused. This presentation will introduce the attendee to triggers, and how they have been succesfully used in real world implementations. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 for z/OS: Making Friends with the Optimizer
The DB2 optimizer has two faces when dealing with access paths: sometimes a powerful one and sometimes a weak one, depending on which information it is fed and how it is forced to make the correct choices. The most effective way to deal with this is to design appropriate indexes for SQL statements. This presentation discusses common mistakes in table and index design and discusses algorithms on how to design perfect indexes. As it is not always possible to implement the perfect index, this paper also deals with criteria on how to judge tradeoffs and discusses possible enhancements to existing indexes based on examples from the real world. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
An Inside Look at the Next Release of DB2 (Part 2 of 2)
This 2-part (i.e. 2 60-70 minute sessions) presentation will provide an in-depth technical look at the features and capabilities of the next version of DB2 on Linux, Unix and Windows (i.e. the next version after 'DB2 9'). Detailed, specific, topics, are still confidential at this time, but will include features and capabilities in the areas of: - base architecture advancements in the area of the task processing model - high availability - storage management - concurrency - compression - backup and recovery For each topic, key information about how to use the feature, it's key internal design points, and expected best practices, will be included. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Performance Analysis of Dynamic SQL in a Java Environment
Traditional db2 applications on a mainframe coming through an IMS or CICS monitor are usually running with static, well-tuned and controlled sql-statements. However, these old applications will more and more be replaced by java technology with tools and techniques (JDO, EJB) to implement mapping between relational data model and Java object model. This technique leads to tons of dynamic sql statements, which are often built immediately before their execution. Depending on the performance implementation, monitoring and summarizing of these sql statements can't often be done with available monitoring tools. Therefore, this presentation explains common problems, points out requirements for a analyze tool and demonstrates the analyze process on DB2 z/OS. Samples and experiences of common detected performance problems are included. The presentation also refers to some important DB2 installation parms for DDF communication. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 9 Database Rebuilt Support & Recovery Enhancements
DB2 9 introduced new options for the RESTORE utility to recover a database using one or more table space backups. This functionality provides the ability to build a new database using a subset of the table spaces. This can greatly reduce the disk space required to make data copies for selected testing or unique recovery situation, including dropped tables, dropped table spaces or point in time recovery to correct application errors. Other DB2 9 Recovery Enhancements will also be addressed. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
CTEs in DB2 for z/OS: more powerful than you imagine
Common Table Expressions (CTEs), new in DB2 v8 for z/OS, provide a powerful syntactic tool for improving both readability and performance of SQL queries. This will be demonstrated through a set of worked-out practical case studies. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 WebSphere Integration Best Practice
In many DB2 shops, more and more solutions are based on WebSphere Application Server and yet there is a limited understanding on how WebSphere and DB2 interact with each other beyond just the SQL. In this session, we'll walk through the architecture of WebSphere, the flow of a query, and then identify the best practice for performance monitoring, configuration, and application when interfacing with DB2. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Recursive SQL
Recursive SQL is one of the most fascinating and powerful (and dangerous!) features offered in DB2 V8. In this session, we will introduce the feature and show numerous examples of how it can be used to achieve things you would not have imagined being possible with SQL |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 9 Application Design for Performance and Availability
As with every version of DB2 new features are introduced that introduce better and faster ways to get things done. In the area of high availability and performance DB2 9 introduces a whole set of options that make life easier and faster. But as usual not all problems are gone, what else would we get in version next. This presentation goes into the V9 new functions and covers how this can help you and where you still need to pay attention. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Multirow SQL
This presentation will look at the V8 multirow functionality from different angles. It will show how to code/use it from both the Z/os side from Cobol as well from the distributed side. There will be included measurements of the performance benefits achieved and there will be a walk-through of locking and accounting impacts. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Space: The storage frontier for Distributed DB2 dba's
All Databases reside on storage. Most storage is nothing but boxes of hardware to most people, but the DBA most go beyond the basic and understand how storage is laid out and the components of the storage design and how it relates to the database. This presentation will present storage concepts and how they relate to the database and some considerations for deploying a database on the various storage devices. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
LOBs : Stronger and Faster in DB2 9 for z/OS (Part 1 of 2)
Large Objects were introduced in DB2 Version 6 and have really evolved since then. This presentation provides experiences and lessons learned while writing the IBM Redbook 'LOBs with DB2 for z/OS: Stronger and Faster' and looks at new LOB features coming along with DB2 9, simplifying their usage for users and administrators. Please note that DB2 utilitites for LOBs in DB2 9 are covered in LOBs : Stronger and Faster in DB2 9 for z/OS - Part 2 of 2 . |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The Answer to: What Happened? When? Who Did It?
In the everyday world of running a large DB2 installation, many questions need to be answered. Online monitors are great tools for the short-term identification of problems, but cannot help identify trends, or help answer the question: What happened two weeks ago? - there is too little data. On the other hand, the detail in SMF and RMF records can provide these answers, but finding them can be a daunting task - there is too much data. A performance database, which is a summary of these millions of records, is a great tool (with the right amount of data) to answer the longer term questions, as well as identifying trends. This presentation describes how my client's data sharing installation (15 members across 9 LPARs), uses a DB2 performance database - how it is built, updated, and used. The major user-defined report (the Zeroes Report) will be discussed. In addition, future plans for additional user-defined additions to the performance database will be outlined. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Future Technology Directions in Java Access to DB2
This presentation will provide details on how IBM plans to enhance Java programming access to relational databases. The presentation will provide a brief history of the solutions that are prevalent in the industry, the technical challenges that customers face in using those interfaces, and IBM's view of how the new technology being developed in the IBM Labs will help address these challenges. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
What is a Performance Warehouse and is It Worth It?
There has been much discussion over the last few years about performance warehouses, but what are they? This presentation will explain what a performance warehouse is, how to justify one and what to put into it. For those who know what one is, the presentation will help you decide what to put in and how to prioritise? |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
IO perfomance and DB2 for zOS
This presentation is about the description of the IO infrastructure; its performance and tuning in a Mainframe environment from a DB2 DBA point of view. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
30 Point SQL Review for Embedded SQL Applications
Industry statistics show that early detection of defects or performance issues through'review process |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Magic of V8 Rebind
Bonnie Baker on the topic of Rebind with DB2 v8 for z/OS |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Why z/OS for your Data Warehouse?
This presentation focuses on Data Warehousing / Business Intelligence features present and coming in the DB2 for z/OS product. It covers the architecture and technology of DB2 for z/OS in relation to decision support environments. It describes capabilities that the System z platform and the z/OS operating system provide to deliver a mission-critical solution, including a discussion of the new zIIP processors. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
New Cool SQL: DB2 9 for z/OS
DB2 may be betting near 25 years old but it continues to crank out some very cool enhancements with the introduction of DB2 9. One area that has had some significant additions once again is SQL. Like Version 8, DB2 is taking another huge step toward SQL consistency across the DB2 family. We are talking about SQL that is bigger, better and just plain interesting. This presentation is an overview of the SQL being delivered in DB2 9. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Databases: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
IDUG EU 2007 Keynote by Pat Selinger |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
What a DBA Needs to Know About SOA and Data Integration Solutions
As a DBA you are faced with a lot of new terms such as SOA, EII, EIA and many others. This presentation takes you through these new buzzwords and tries to put them in perspective of the DBA. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 For Z/OS Stored Procedures: Trends And Technology z/OS
Stored procedures have been widely used for years in DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows application environments. On the mainframe side, adoption of the technology has been somewhat more limited. That situation is likely to change with the advent of native SQL procedures, delivered in DB2 for z/OS V9. This presentation will lay out a vision of a modern DB2 data-serving system in which stored procedures play a very important role. It will also provide a review of DB2 for z/OS stored procedure enhancements, with a particular emphasis on the advantages of DB2 V9 native SQL procedures. The presentation will conclude with some \\"go-forward\\" recommendations. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Beyond DB2 9 - The Son of Viper! (Repeat of C01)
This presentation will examine some of the new technology that will be introduced in the follow-on release to DB2 9 (on the distributed platform (commonly referred to as Viper). If you are currently on DB2 8 or 9, come to this session to learn about how the technology is being extended to improve the performance, availability, and reliability of DB2. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
What DB2 People Should Know About SOA
Misperceptions about Service-Oriented Architecture abound. Do you think that Web services equates to SOA? Do you think that mainframes and SOA are mutually exclusive? Do you think that loose coupling of application components implies multiple back-end database servers? Wrong, wrong, and wrong. This session aims to demystify SOA concepts and terminology, explain the relationship between SOA and XML, and describe the advantages of SOA in business terms. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Managing Performance in a Multi-Platform DB2 Environment
Obtaining optimal performance from your DB2 applications is a multi-faceted exercise. DB2 performance optimization cannot be limited to simply tuning SQL. You need to have an understanding of how factors such as memory, physical design, and maintenance can affect performance. This presentation will compare architectures and show you how to identify and resolve the most common areas of performance bottlenecks in DB2 running on Linux, Unix, Windows, and z/OS. This presentation will compare/contrast the differences in memory architecture, physical design, maintenance, and SQL tuning techniques for applications running in z/OS vs. LUW. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The Day After
Data protection and business continuity are the keys to business survival especially in banking. Being open for business in the shortest time after some kind of disaster occurred and having no data loss are high priority demands.This presentation will introduce the audience with the overview of business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR) solutions. The DR/BC solution implemented in Zagrebacka Banka will be discussed in more details. Special attention will be given to DB2 group restart at recovery site emphasizing important elements that need to be considered in such procedure: setting the data priorities, tuning DB2 ZPARMs for group restart and removing restricted statuses form DB2 objects at DR site. Additional value of having an exact copy of production system available for testing will also be addressed. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Drag-and-Drop BI for the MASSES - DB2 Data Warehouse Edition
Take the world's most powerful database server for BI, and mix it with an Eclipse-based tooling that lets you create mining and data flows, along with OLAP optimization, with a click of a button and you have Drag and Drop BI for the MASSES. In this session you'll get introduced to these key components of the DB2 Data Warehouse Edition and learn how easy it is to embed analytics into your Web applications with a Business to Technology methodology. We'll take you through a business problem and solve it with the intergrated tooling of DB2 DWE that will evolve the schema, load the data, optimize the OLAP cubes it supports, creating a mining flow and embed that flow in a Web page. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Data Modeling with Rational Data Architect
Desing your database in the context of the IBM Software Development Platform. Understand how to establish the bridge between software design and information design. Deploy the database and create map your service interfaces to it. Learn how Service Oriented Architectures influence information design. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Stuck in V8 Compatibility Mode? How to Make the Best of It
Everyone is looking forward to reaping the benefits of DB2 V8 New Function Mode. But what if you find yourself stuck in Compatibility Mode for a long time? There are still a lot of V8 enhancements and features that can be used while in CM. This presentation will explore a few of them and share the experiences we have had in CM at Wachovia. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
IDUG Speaker Training
IDUG speaker training |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 Syntax Assistant (db2sa) - How to use it
In this video you can see how to use the db2sa application. ... db2sa assistant syntax |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video 7
In this video we are going to examine on how to work with DB2 Web Services using ASP.NET within Visual Studio 2005 ... DB2 Web Services and ASP.NET 2.0 Development with .NET |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 Application Development with Windows Forms
This video gives Application Developers quick steps to building a simple DB2 Application with .NET without writing a single line of Code. Recommended Full Screen viewing To control bandwidth, no audio has been provided. ... winform db2 with development 9 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Break Free with IBM DB2 9.7
Watch and see how your company can break free from Oracle's rising costs, and gain business benefits, with IBM DB2 9.7. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Dubuntu - The All in One DB2 Express-C, Apache and PHP Powered Appliance
This is a Community Developed Appliance based on Ubuntu 9.10(Server and Desktop). For more information and download visit |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Servers for Truth #2: DB2
Servers for Truth #2: DB2 - This second installment of the Servers For Truth series promotes the truth about DB2. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
reTHINK migration - Part I of II
Very funny animated video on the tale of two villagers who want to break free from the baron\\'s taxes and flee to the wonderful town of DB2, over on the other side of migration mountain. Visit rethinkmigration.com to learn more. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
reTHINK Migration Part II of II
Conclusion of a two part series that tells the story of two villagers who break free from the baron\\'s taxes in the Town of Orrible and flee to the wonderful town of DB2 where they flourish. Visit ibm.com/breakfree to learn how hundreds of Oracle database customers have moved to DB2 and lowered... |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Viper Developer - Part I
Grant Hutchison being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about the new Viper Developer - the replacement for DB2 Developer Workbench (DWB). ... Viper 2 developer dba stored procedure Grant Hutchison Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Viper Developer - Part II
Grant Hutchison being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about the new Viper Developer - the replacement for DB2 Developer Workbench (DWB). ... Viper 2 developer dba stored procedure Grant Hutchison Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 pureScale - Availability Demonstration - CF Failure
DB2 pureScale Primary Coupling Facility Recovery Demo |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video 5
In this video we are going to examine on how to work with DB2 DML in ASP.NET Operations within Visual Studio 2005 ... DB2 and ASP.NET 2.0 Development with .NET |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 pureScale Automatic Member Recovery Demo
A live demo of DB2 pureScale in action showing what happens when a member is taken offline. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 pureScale Dynamic Licensing and Capacity
Live demonstration of DB2 pureScale showing how easy it is to add capacity. |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video 6
In this video we are going to examine on how to work with DB2 Stored Procedures and XML using ASP.NET within Visual Studio 2005 ... DB2 Stored Procedures and XML ASP.NET 2.0 Development with .NET |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video 4
In this video we are going to examine on how to work with DB2 and ASP.NET 2.0 from within Visual Studio 2005 ... DB2 and ASP.NET 2.0 Development with .NET |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 Virtualization with xkoto GRIDSCALE
An interview by Rav Ahuja with Albert Lee, Linda Snow, and Thomas Ansbro about achieving continuous availability and horizontal scaling for DB2 environments ... ahuja albert availabilty dallas db2 Moregrid gridscale ha idug iod lee rac rav scale-out vegas viper xkoto |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
ExecTalk: DB2 9 for z/OS Highlights
Curt Cotner, VP & CTO for IBM Data Management, interviewed by Rav Ahuja about new features in DB2 9 for z/OS. ... DB2 z/OS IDUG 2008 Dallas Curt Cotner Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video 3
In this video we are going to examine on how to work with DB2 and XML within Visual Studio 2005 ... Project Learn DB2 XML .NET Development with |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
ExecTalk: IBM Data Studio Trends and Directions
VP Curt Cotner is interviewed by Rav Ahuja about future trends and strategy for IBM Data Studio. ... IBM Data Studio DB2 IDUG Curt Cotner rav Ahuja Dallas Oracle MySQL |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
InGrid picks DB2 over Oracle
Drew DeNardo from InGrid Digital Home Protection talks about their use of DB2 Express-C, and why they chose it over MySQL, Oracle and Sybase. ... DB2 Express-C InGrid Drew DeNardo Oracle Sybase MySQL |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The IDUG Community
The President of IDUG and IDUG members talk about the benefits of being part of the International DB2 Users Group community. ... education help idug learn members president training video dallas 2008 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Project Learn DB2 Now .NET Development with DB2 Video1
Get off to a Flying Start with DB2 and .NET Development through Project Learn DB2 Now! Video Series ... DB2 Development with .NET |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Mashups - Creativity vs. Control
An excerpt from the keynote address by Curt Cotner at IDUG north America Conference (May 2008 in Dallas). In this segment Curt talks about IBM Mashup technology. ... Mashups Hub InfoSphere Lotus data DB2 IDUG Curt Cotner Rav Ahuja Data Studio |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Senior DBA Mark Mulligan Talks DB2
Mark Mulligan, senior DBA for a large insurance company talks about his experiences with DB2. ... db2 idug insurance mulligan scalable video luw |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Discussing IBM DB2 with Bashir Khan
Bashir Khan is the Executive Director of Data Management and Business Intelligence at Dow Jones. He explains why his company chose IBM DB2 and why they continue to use it. ... benchmark db2 dow ibm idug jones khan oracle sql video viper luw |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Paul Turpin of Wachovia on DB2
Paul Turpin from Wachovia talks about IBM DB2 and how it is being used to fight money laundering and powering a cheque imaging solution. ... DB2 LUW Viper Wachovia stability money laundering cheque imaging IDUG Dallas 2008 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Evolution of Data Warehousing - Part I
Rav Ahuja interviews Bill O'Connell, CTO of Data Warehousing at IBM Information Management. In Part 1, Bill provides an overview of what's new in Warehousing. Stay tuned for Part 2 and 3. ... IBM Data Warehousing Dynamic InfoSphere DB2 Viper Bill O'Connell Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 is Easy to Learn
DBAs and other technology professionals tell us why they use DB2 and how easy it is to learn. ... db2 easy idug khan learn mulligan stuhler turpin video LUW viper z/OS Oracle SQL |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Scott Davis wins the DB2 Compression Challenge
Few words from Scott Davis, Senior DB2 DBA at Blue Cross Blue Shield and winner of the IDUG's Deep Compression Challenge '07. ... DB2 Viper Deep Compression Challenge Scott Davis Blue Crosss Shield IDUG database |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Threading in DB2 Viper 2 - Part II
Matt Huras being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about the new threading architecture in DB2 Viper 2 (LUW). (more) ... DB2 Viper threading process unix linux udb luw matt huras rav ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 Viper 2 Overview - Part I
Tim Vincent being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about Viper 2, the next release of DB2 on LUW currently in beta. Part I gives an overview and covers workload management enhancements. ... DB2 viper overview luw tim vincent rav ahuja info wlm threading xml AD |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Fireworks at the IOD2008 Beach Party
What a great show Vegas style ... Village People, then Earth Wind and Fire and then this amazing fireworks display. ... Fireworks IOD conference beach party village fire Vegas 2008 |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
SOA & Web 2.0 with DB2 - Part II
Chris Gruber being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about how DB2 enables SOA and Web 2.0. Part II includes a demo of the Web 2.0 Starter Toolkit for DB2. ... Web 2.0 SOA DB2 Viper web services Chris Gruber Rav Ahuja starter toolkit |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Dissecting DB2 with Julian Stuhler
Principal Consultant at Triton, Julian Stuhler addresses DB2's ease of use, compression capabilities, TCO, etc.. ... db2 compression ease idug stuhler triton use video viper luw IDUG TCO |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
DB2 Viper 2 Overview - Part II
Tim Vincent being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about Viper 2, the next release of DB2 on LUW. ... DB2 viper 2 overview luw tim vincent rav ahuja info wlm threading xml AD |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Upgrade to to DB2 9.5 and Celebrate
Melanie Stopfer gives an overview of upgrading to DB2 9.5 on Linux, UNIX, and Windows. A more clear version of the video along with the presentation referenced towards the end of the video can be found on ChannelDB2.com: www.channeldb2.com ... DB2 9.5 'Viper 2' upgrade migrate melanie... |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
SOA & Web 2.0 with DB2 - Part I
Chris Gruber being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about how DB2 enables SOA and Web 2.0. ... Web 2.0 SOA DB2 Viper web services Chris Gruber Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
The performance and cost savings of IBM DB2 9.7 on the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series
WhereScape, an IBM business partner that helps customers expedite the process of creating, building and managing a data warehouse, discusses the performance and cost savings of IBM DB2 9.7 on the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series. ... IBM DB2 Intel Xeon WhereScape "data... |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Justsystems and Info 2.0
Hideki Hiura, CTO at Justsystems, talks about how they tie into IBM's Info 2.0 vision. ... Justsystems info 2.0 web Hideki Hiura |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Siemens using SAP on DB2
By moving its SAP applications to DB2, Siemens has experienced better performance, lower hardware costs and a lower SAP total cost of ownership. ... DB2 SAP Siemens database Viper |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Invitation to IDUG India Forum 2008
Bjarne Nelson, Chairperson of the Conference Planning Committee, talks about the 2nd International DB2 Users group (IDUG) India Forum to be held in Bangalore, Aug 21-23. ... IDUG India DB2 user group Meridien viper Bjarne Nelson Rav Ahuja certification |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Data Management Challenges and IBM Strategy
Rav Ahuja interviews Dr. Arvind Krishna about challenges in Data Management, the IBM strategy, and the role of DB2. Filmed at the IDUG North America 2008 conference in Hyatt Regency, Dallas. ... Data Management DM DB2 IDUG Dallas 2008 Arvind Krishna Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Security Enhancements in DB2 Viper 2 - Part I
Walid Rjaibi being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about security enhancements in DB2 Viper 2. Part I covers Database Roles and Trusted Context. ... DB2 Viper security enhancements database roles trusted context auditing LBAC future |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Threading in DB2 Viper 2 - Part I
Matt Huras being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about the new threading architecture in DB2 Viper 2 (LUW). ... DB2 Viper 2 threading process unix linux udb luw matt huras rav ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Security Enhancements in DB2 Viper 2 - Part II
Walid Rjaibi being interviewed by Rav Ahuja about security related improvements in DB2 Viper 2. Part II covers auditing, LBAC, resources, and futures. ... DB2 Viper 2 security enhancements database roles trusted context auditing LBAC future Walid Rjaibi Rav Ahuja |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Racing Victoria deploys DB2 for Bid Monitoring
Chris Skorsis from Racing Victoria Limited talks about their bid monitoring solution built on DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. ... Bid Monitoring Racing Victoria Chris Skorsis DB2 LUW |
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| Jun 14, 2011 |
Raul Chong talks about DB2 on Campus
Raul Chong speaks about IBM's DB2 on Campus program.
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