- DB2 UDB Server for z/OS
- DB2 UDB for Linux, UNIX and Windows
- DB2 V8 Presentations including the V8 presentation Gerri and Chris gave at the 3/13/03 Tridex Meeting
Security Articles
- SQL and Networking Enhancements to DB2 for OS/390 and z/OS
- The SQL Reference for Cross-Platform Development
- IBM eServer zSeries 900 z/OS 64-bit Virtual Storage Roadmap
Dear DB2 Interested Parties,
If you haven’t seen it, check out “A Virtual Point of View - Despite limitations, virtual approaches to data integration hold great potential for certain applications” an article in Intelligent Enterprise online magazine.
Written by Philip Russom of Giga Information Group, the article surveys the emerging area of “enterprise information integration” (EII). IBM is focused on our customers’ requirements for EII and investing heavily in this solution area. The article references this solution, now in beta, in this statement:
“IBM is, at the moment, the vendor with the most complete product and strategy roadmap for EII. IBM DB2 Information Integrator include best-of-breed components for federated database management (DB2) and real-time integration (WebSphere MQ). It has mature capabilities for distributed query optimization and native connectivity to back-end databases that smaller vendors can’t easily reinvent. Unlike other vendors, IBM’s concept of EII encompasses both structured and unstructured data, as well as bidirectional, heterogeneous database replication. All these capabilities raise the bar on what an EII platform must do, giving IBM a lead that other vendors will find hard to close.”
Please see the following resources for more information on DB2 Information Integrator and IBM’s strategy in this area:
- IBM DB2 Information Integrator Product Family Website
- Announcement Letter (USA #203-021) (see IBMLINK for announcement letters specific to other regions)
- Webcast: DB2 Information Integrator Overview
- Information Technology Preview
- DB2 Information Integrator white paper
- IBM Systems Journal on Information Integration
- What current customers need to know about existing products (DB2 DataJoiner, DB2 Relational Connect and Life Sciences Data Connect)