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Maximo Work Centers: Object Structure and Query Overview & Demo
AcdntlPoet
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Maximo Work Centers: Object Structure and Query Overview - Provides an overview of the MaximoX Work Centers, and the role of Object Structures and Queries. Video by Pam Denny, Maximo Analytics Architect Maximo Work Centers: Demo: Object Structures and...
from Blog: Notes from IoT Support
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TRIRIGA Performance Killers: How Custom Queries Can Slow You Down
One very powerful aspect of TRIRIGA is the ability to configure it for your business needs. Of course the biggest drawbacks to TRIRIGA is the fact that it is configurable! OK, that’s a bit of an inside joke here in the IBM TRIRIGA Support team. We...
from Blog: Notes from IoT Support
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How do you share a query across different IBM RTC Project Areas?
RohitBalduwa
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A query consists of one or more conditions that must be met by each work item in the result set. Each condition references a work item attribute, an operator and one or more values. Till date, Queries can only be shared among members of same...
from Blog: Notes from Rational Support
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Video Blog: ITM Nugget - How to create a custom SQL query to pull TEMS data straight into a TEPS workspace Community Blog
MarkLeftwich
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Here is a quick video tutorial on how to create a custom query to retrieve and display TEMS data, directly in a TEPS workspace (using your own custom SQL)! OVERALL GOAL: Not everyone is a big fan of using command line and then having to ...
from Blog: Application Performance Management
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Querying the TSM DB Community Blog
Emerson Posadas
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Let's say we need to know what were the nodenames within a TSM server that not accessed in the last 25 days: select count (*) node_name from nodes where DAYS(current_timestamp)-DAYS(LASTACC_TIME)>25 SELECT count (*) node_name FROM nodes where...
from Blog: Systems administrator stuff
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Want To Know More About Maximo Changes in View Manage Queries? Community Blog
ChristaBarker
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Changes in the Maximo "View Manage Queries" functionality will be explained. This article highlights the differences in the functionality. There are three new security sigoptions that have been added. These are not automatically granted. The...
from Blog: Asset Management
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What to do if your queries are slower after an upgrade
After upgrading to a new version of the database server and backing up the new server, you can tune the server to maximize performance. If your queries are slower after the upgrade, find out what changed that affects your configuration and adjust your...
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Case-insensitive queries on NCHAR and NVARCHAR text strings
Before version 11.70, database operations treated strings stored in all Informix databases as case-sensitive. For example, a query for the string "Central" returns "Central" but not "CENTRAL" or "central". Operations...
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Second Episode of DB2 has Talent
On today’s DB2Night Show , we had the second set of competitors who are competing in the DB2 has Talent Competition. This week we had 6 amazing competitors who made it difficult for we judges (Martin Hubel, Klaas Brant, and I) to choose who would move on to...
from Blog: Keep on Learning
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