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Data Web Services on DB2 for z/OS, Part 2
By integrating Data Web Services with user-defined functions and SQL built-in functions, you can enable manipulation of z/OS data sets and USS files through Web service operations. More | |
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 | Using IBM Database Encryption Expert to protect your sensitive data
Learn how to protect your sensitive DB2 and IDS data without changing your database schema or applications. Encryption Expert simplifies data security management with centralized policy and key management. | | | DB2 9.7 Data Movement tool: Enable applications from Oracle to DB2 the easy way
This simple but powerful tool enables Oracle applications to run on DB2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, and lets you move data from one DBMS to another in record time. | | | Continuous availability databases with IBM DB2 9.5 and EMC SRDF
Use EMC SRDF, suspended I/O features available in operating systems, and DB2 9.5 together to meet the most stringent demands for data availability. | | | Get started with DB2 Performance Expert Extended Insight Feature, Part 1
Install, configure, and validate DB2 Performance Expert Extended Insight Feature to start end-to-end database monitoring and address performance issues. | | | Build a pureXML application in DB2 for z/OS, Part 3
Use Rational Developer for System z to build, test, and deploy COBOL stored procedures that manipulate XML data. | | | What's new and cool in Optim Development Studio 2.2
Collaborate in heterogeneous Oracle and IBM database environments. Plus, learn how to fast track the performance of your applications even more using Optim Development Studio and pureQuery. | | | Build a pureXML application in DB2 for z/OS, Part 2
Set up Web access to your pureXML data through simple insert, update, delete, select, and query operations known as the Universal Services. Quickly build application prototypes with the Universal Services. | | | Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 2
Compare conditional statements, looping statements, error handling, and returning results sets in SQL procedures. | | | Using DB2 XQuery to extract data mining results stored as PMML
Find out how easily you can use DB2 XQuery to create your own access methods based on your data mining results. | | | Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 1
Compare structures, parameters, variables, assignments, procedure bodies, cursors, and dynamic SQL statements. | | | Using Data Studio Administrator and DB2 High Performance Unload for fast and efficient data and schema migration
Upgrade your database server using two step-by-step scenarios that illustrate these products combining for faster and more efficient data and schema migration. | | | The top 6 tips for a successful DB2 Performance Expert deployment for DB2 for LUW, Part 2
In Part 2 of the series, learn how database administrators can take performance baselines, take advantage of DB2 Workload Manager, and configure monitoring in a large DPF environment. | | | Data Web Services on DB2 for z/OS, Part 1
Unlock the business functions of your DB2 for z/OS stored procedures by using the Data Web Services feature of Data Studio Developer to wrap them in Web services. | | | Application logging using solidDB, WebSphere Message Broker, and DB2 pureXML
Set up an infrastructure for application logging. Decouple the application from the logging infrastructure, ship, analyze, and transform XML messages, and store and manage the XML data. | |
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