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IBM Data Management magazine: June 2009 Q2 Edition

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  • Cover story: DB2 9.7: It All Adds Up by Eric Ahrendt
    Automation, compression, and management improvements in the new version of DB2 save valuable time-and money.

  • Pure Concentrated Data by Bob Scheier
    Informix Dynamic Server compresses and consolidates data to boost data warehousing.

  • Pure Concentrated Data by Bob Scheier
    Informix Dynamic Server compresses and consolidates data to boost data warehousing.

  • Healthcare's XML Heartbeat by Ken North
    DB2 pureXML anchors the patient-oriented document system of a multi-hospital healthcare provider

  • SQL Tuning by Cliff Leung, Tony Leung, Ray Willoughby, and Kathryn Zeidenstein
    Not just for hardcore DBAs anymore

  • SQL Compatibility in DB2 9.7 by Anil Mahadev
    From triggers to object enhancements: A demonstration of the new Oracle compatibility features

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