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IBM® solidDB® is known worldwide for delivering data with extreme speed. There are more than 3,000,000 deployments of solidDB in telecommunications networks, enterprise applications, and embedded software and systems.

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IBM technology in the financial markets front office, Part 1
Get an overview of some of the IBM capabilities in the financial markets industry. In this series, follow an algorithmic trading scenario that illustrates how IBM middleware technology can be integrated to provide a sample solution.
Introducing IBM solidDB High Availability and Transparent Connectivity
Find out how to use the High Availability and Transparent Connectivity features of IBM solidDB to configure your database for optimal speed and availability.
solidDB and the secrets of speed
Learn how the IBM in-memory database redefines high performance.
Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 2
Compare conditional statements, looping statements, error handling, and returning results sets in SQL procedures.
Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 1
Compare structures, parameters, variables, assignments, procedure bodies, cursors, and dynamic SQL statements.
Application logging using solidDB, WebSphere Message Broker, and DB2 pureXML
Set up an infrastructure for application logging using solidDB to ship, analyze, and transform XML messages, and DB2 to store and manage the XML data.
Introduction to IBM solidDB Universal Cache 6.3, Part 2
Set up solidDB Universal Cache with DB2 for LUW to accelerate access to data. Install a cache solution, configure a basic bidirectional replication solution, and see the effects of the solution using a simple application.
Accelerate access to critical data using IBM solidDB Universal Cache
Get an introduction to solidDB Universal Cache and its features. Follow a simple use case and test scenario that shows the speed of IBM solidDB.

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