65 million years ago, or so it seems to many, COBOL-programming dinosaurs roamed the earth. They accessed their Db2 data with highly efficient...
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Let me openly admit that my first treatment of this topic was a very thorough top-down, lecture style, technical approach … until Michael Keaton...
Read PostFirst off, I strongly recommend readers to review Chapter 1 of this series - The Book of Db2 Pacemaker – Chapter 1: Red pill or Blue pill? It...
Read PostThe following is a collection of SQL tips and reminders about modern SQL that some people may have forgotten. These SQL tips are ...
Read PostWhen coding SQL joins, is there any difference in where you code your filtering predicates? We know that when you code SQL using the ANSI-92...
Read PostThis term relates to any SELECT that returns a single value (one column, one row). It can be used as an expression in the SELECT, WHERE, or HAVING...
Read PostAs a follow up to our previous article on IDAA we also wanted to bring attention to several years worth of content on IDAA that might still be...
Read PostWhy is it sometimes we see SQL queries that list a table more than once in the same query? There are a number of reasons where this self-joining is...
Read PostDb2 for z/OS Data Gate (Db2 Data Gate) provides synchronized Db2 data to cloud-based applications reducing read-only operational processing and the...
Read PostYou might be struggling with this question – When is the right time to push my organization to take the red pill to have the new Pacemaker...
Read PostA temporary table (in most RDMS) is a place to keep data for the duration of some application process. The data is basically private and only...
Read PostHow to use “package” access path information to solve a real-life application issue! Get access path from the “package”!
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