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Tag Archives: db2 v9
APAR UPDATE – INSERT performance in critical DB2 9 for z/OS tables
Are you trying to improve INSERT performance in your critical DB2 9 for z/OS tables? Many DB2 experts have given excellent presentations on this important subject, and there are several good techniques you can use to reduce the elapsed time for … Continue reading
DB2 Geek Confession of the Month
March 2010- Unintended Consequences We’ve all done it. You see a great new feature in DB2 and jump headling into using it without fully appreciating all of the implications. Here’s a case in point: One of our clients is a … Continue reading
Techie Tip – Real Time Statistics (RTS) feature
If you make use of RTS and DEFINE NO, you might want to review your processes to ensure that you’re picking up all of the tablespaces you should be…… Since V7 of DB2 for z/OS, IBM has provided a Real … Continue reading
Posted in DB2, DB2 9, DB2 Support, IBM, System Z
Tagged DB2 9, DB2 for z/OS, DB2 v7, db2 v9, DEFINE NO, IBM, real time statistics, RTS feature
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10% Discount on DB2 Symposium for Triton Newsletter Subscribers
Are you moving to Version 9 in 2010? Attend the DB2 Symposium on 8-9th March for the DB2 for z/OS Version 9 Transition Class in London. Look out for your 10% discount code in our newsletter coming out shortly. Don’t currently … Continue reading
Position Power – V9 Spatial Features
So, what exactly is spatial data? Here’s a simple definition: Spatial data represents real-world features and their relationship to one another. This includes geographic features (rivers, cities, mountains, forests, seas, lakes, etc), areas (flood zones, military exclusion zones, sales territories, … Continue reading
Posted in DB2, DB2 9, Julian Stuhler
Tagged DB2 9, db2 v9, Db2 z/OS, Julian Stuhler, spatial fetures
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