 | Level: Introductory Venkatesh Gopal (gopalv@us.ibm.com), Senior Software Engineer, IBM
15 May 2008 This tutorial introduces IBM® Data Studio and the IBM Data
Studio Developer offering, and shows you how IBM Data Studio Developer can be used to
develop applications with Informix® Dynamic Server (IDS).
Objectives - Become familiar with Data Studio Developer
- Set up Data Studio Developer to connect to IDS
- Create Web services with IDS
- Create a pureQuery application with IDS
Prerequisites
This tutorial is assumes that you:
- Know how to set up IDS, have basic IDS knowledge, and have IDS installed. The
version of IDS used in this tutorial is IDS 11.
- Have some basic experience with the use of Eclipse, since Data Studio is and
Eclipse-based IDE.
System requirements
To run the examples in this tutorial, you need a Windows XP system with IBM Data
Studio installed, and an Informix server (local or remote) with an Informix JDBC
driver (Version 3.00.JC3) installed. This tutorial uses the superstores_demo database. This can be created by running “dbaccessdemo9.cmd" in your INFORMIXDIR\bin directory.
Formats html, pdf
Tutorial overview
This tutorial walks you through setting up Data Studio Developer to work with IDS.
You'll learn how to expose database operations as Web services, see how to work with basic database objects, SQL statements, and stored procedures, and get an introduction to pureQuery, an innovative approach to building high-quality, better-performing Java database applications. It also describes the IBM Data Studio offering in some detail.
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