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Using OpenJPA with IBM solidDB V6.3 on WebSphere Application Server V7
The Java Persistence API (JPA) is part of the Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) 3.0 specification. JPA can be used by both Java Standard Edition (Java SE) and Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) applications. IBM solidDB is an in-memory relational database with speeds up to 10 times faster than conventional databases. solidDB supports the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 2.0 specification. Many Java SE and Java EE applications can leverage the performance benefits of an in-memory database using JDBC. This article shows how you can leverage those benefits using OpenJPA with solidDB V6.3 on IBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0. 		24 Jun 2009  
 
Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 2: Compare conditional statements, looping statements, error handling, and returning results sets in SQL procedures
Have you ever wondered how IBM DB2(R) and IBM solidDB(R) procedures differ? This article series of comparisons spells out the differences very clearly. In this Part 2, learn the differences between conditional statements, looping statements, error handling, returning results sets, and miscellaneous other functions. Many examples and side-by-side comparisons help you to understand the differences. 		04 Jun 2009  
 
Comparing IBM DB2 and IBM solidDB SQL procedures, Part 1: Compare structures, parameters, variables, assignments, procedure bodies, cursors, and dynamic SQL statements
Have you ever wondered how IBM DB2(R) and IBM solidDB(R) procedures differ? This article series of comparisons spells out the differences very clearly. In this Part 1, learn the differences between the structures, parameters, variables, assignments, procedure bodies, cursors, and dynamic SQL. Many examples and side-by-side comparisons help you to understand the differences. 		21 May 2009  
 
Accelerate access to critical data using IBM solidDB Universal Cache
IBM solidDB Universal Cache is in-memory caching software for use with traditional disk-based relational databases. It promises extreme speed, adaptability, and robustness. Explore these promises and follow a sample use case for the first - extreme speed. 		12 Mar 2009  
 
Introduction to IBM solidDB Universal Cache 6.3, Part 1: Get started with solidDB Universal Cache 6.3
In Part 1 of this two-part series, get an introduction to the IBM solidDB Universal Cache solution and its component parts, and learn about the basic system requirements and the architecture of a solution. Get started with the IBM solidDB Universal Cache solution and an IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows back-end database. Part 2 of this series provides you with the basic knowledge to install and set up IBM solidDB with DB2 for LUW. 		12 Feb 2009  
 
Building dynamic Web page applications using PHP and IBM solidDB
Learn how to use PHP with IBM solidDB to build a dynamic Web page application. IBM solidDB is an in-memory database that features extremely fast transaction speeds for queries of even the largest databases. PHP is a scripting language that has become a widely used platform for Web applications. This article shows you how to use PHP to connect to a solidDB database and perform basic operations such as retrieve, update, and delete. You can use these steps as a foundation for building rich Web applications that harness the power of solidDB. 		22 Jan 2009  
 
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