IBM DB2 for i is an advanced, 64-bit relational database management system that supports a broad range of applications at a lower cost of ownership due to its unique autonomic computing (self-managing) features on System i.
Updated 06 Aug 2009
Using common connections with Data Studio Developer See how Data Studio Developer 2.1 gives you simple and efficient ways to manage database connections, so you can easily store and retrieve connection parameters for multiple databases. More
IBM DB2 for i 6.1 -- Sophistication simplified Discover the new, sophisticated technology of DB2 for i 6.1 that still maintains its easy-to-use nature, providing a great foundation to take your business solutions to new levels.
Managing DB2 for i5/OS schemas and journals Many System i developers are starting to use SQL to create database objects instead of the proprietary non-SQL interfaces. This article shows you how to use a schema with DB2 for i5/OS to group related articles.
Simplify DB2 for i5/OS Index Advice See how to use the new index advisor condensing feature. Discover how it can be accessed from the iSeries Navigator graphical interface or with a cusomer user query.
DB2 for iSeries cursor sensitivity enhancements Learn what cursor sensitivity is and how it's programmatically controlled on DB2 for iSeries. In addition, the article covers the performance impacts of using different cursor sensitivity settings.
DB2 UDB for iSeries Long and Short Identifiers
Customize your long and short identifiers to implement DB2 UDB. Get tips to help you integrate your application with existing iSeries commands, utilities, and applications.
