Recent Articles
Posted By: HUGO FUENTES CHAVEZ
Tue Mar 17th, 2020
The Cloud has become a new trend, and the benefits it offers are quite vast. IBM Db2 LUW can’t stay behind and now you can install a Db2 LUW on the Cloud, and in here, Hugo Fuentes will demystify the Amazon AWS infrastructure and terminology so you can get started with Db2 LUW on Amazon AWS.
Posted By: Javier Estrada Benavides
Mon Mar 16th, 2020
From existing concepts that we were scared to test ourselves, to new technology that is finding its place into our daily jobs, we have you covered so you'll be able to learn about the Db2 in a consistent and smarter way. Check out our monthly content and stay tuned to our Premium Content updates.
Posted By: Eddy Coppens
Mon Mar 2nd, 2020
In most traditional migrations towards a new environment, one will most probably come up with the most current ideas to get the job down, but what about migrating a multi-terabyte sized database with a minimal down time?
Posted By: Brian Laube
Fri Feb 21st, 2020
The importance of the UNLOAD privilege in Db2 12 for z/OS cannot be underestimated as it can completely determine if your batch production can run untouched. Whether it's for better control and audits or more granularity in privileges, Brian Laube explains why we should keep this in mind.
Posted By: Michael Roecken
Sat Jan 11th, 2020
In general, a change to the database cfg parm LOGFILSIZ requires the database to be bounced (DEACTIVATE/ACTIVATE) cleanly, meaning no inflight/open transactions (e.g. no indoubt transactions or async undo through DB2_ONLINERECOVERY).
In knowing that when there is any form of database recovery, such
