October's top 10 Information Management articles, top 5 tutorials
A listing of the Information Management zone's most popular
content
In reverse chronological order by publication date, here are
the Information Management articles and tutorials that developerWorks readers
found most interesting.
Certification has arrived, no question. Howard Fosdick tells you
the inside story on the secrets for doing it successfully,
quickly, and inexpensively.
Building dynamic Web applications is easy using Eclipse, the Web
Tools Platform (WTP) for Eclipse, Derby, and Apache Tomcat.
Install and configure all of the required open source components,
and build a complete Web application using JSPs and servlets to
store and retrieve information from a Derby database.
Discover the latest step in the evolution of Java®
application development using IBM DB2® for Linux®,
UNIX®, and Windows®. Get an inside view of the JDBC
Universal Driver, and examine common debugging techniques that
help you get to the heart of any problem.
Explore the three modes in which the command line processor operates, get a detailed
explanation of the db2 command, and learn some usability
enhancements that are sure to please command line users.
Complementing the DB2 SQL Reference and Command Reference manuals,
download "cheat sheets" that provide examples of commands going
against the SAMPLE database (in either partitioned or
non-partitioned mode).
Learn about the various types of constraints supported by DB2, and
see examples of each constraint type. In addition, understand the
fundamentals of constraints management (using either the command
line or the DB2 Control Center).
Gain an understanding of the objects that make up a DB2 database,
and the different factors that affect how the database is created.
After a brief introduction to DB2 objects, learn about the tools
available to create, access, and manipulate DB2 objects.
Learn the basics of the DB2 9 products and tools, along with
concepts that describe different types of data applications, data
warehousing, and OLAP. This is the first in a series of seven
tutorials to help you prepare for the DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and
Windows Fundamentals exam 730.
Learn skills that help you to properly manage your DB2 database
servers. This tutorial provides information about data
consistency, transactions and how they are initiated and
terminated, and the use of locks.