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Use Technology Explorer for IBM DB2 to manage user and group authentication for DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
Learn about the db2auth plug-in and how to use it in Technology Explorer for easier user and group authentication.
Detect resource leaks using BM DB2 tracing and the Eclipse Modeling Framework
Learn how to create Eclipse Modeling Framework plug-ins that give you an intuitive way to comb through DB2 for LUW trace files and discover potential resource leaks.
Use pureXML Web services to publish microblog entries to an HTML page
Pull and publish recent updates to your pureXML database as an RSS feed or to Twitter.
Which distributed edition of DB2 9.7 is right for you? (With a dash of DB2 pureScale)
Get all the details on what makes each edition of DB2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows unique, with references to interesting things that customers are doing with DB2.
Compare the distributed DB2 9.7 database servers
In a side-by-side comparison table, our author makes it simple to understand the basic licensing rules, functions, and feature differences between the members of the DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows server family.
Licensing distributed DB2 9.7 servers in a high availability environment
Here are the details to help you ensure you are licensing your servers correctly for a high availability environment.
Update: DB2 and IBM's Processor Value Unit pricing
Get the details on how to license DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows servers using the PVU metric, a way to determine the processing capacity of a server. Updated for DB2 9.7.
Consume Web services using Informix 4GL
Enable Informix 4GL as a service consumer to leverage and reuse existing Web services and business logic coded in 4GL or other programming languages.
Use IBM Informix 4GL to develop applications that support UTF-8 character sets
Learn about UTF characters and how Informix 4GL enables you to create database applications that support multiple languages.

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