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Tuesday, 20 December 2011
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In the first three installments of this series on DB2 locking we have looked ata broad overview of locking (part 1), table and table space l... -
IBM announced the beta program for the next version of DB2 today, now "officially" known as DB2 10 (no more DB2 X). It is a closed...
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As we continue our blog series on the new features and functionality of DB2 9 for z/OS, today we examine the four (OK, five) new data types ...
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This new feature in DB2 V9 might sound like an old monster movie ( Invasion of the Clone Tables!!! ), but it is actually a nifty new capabil...
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Today's post is the second in our DB2 locking series and it covers the topic of table space and table locks. Table Space Locks A table s... -
DB2 augments resource serialization using claims and drains in addition to transaction locking. The claim and drain process enables DB2 to p... -
DB2 9 for z/OS introduces a bevy of new built-in functions (BIFs) for programmers to use in their SQL statements. It is important to keep tr...
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The longer a lock is held, the greater the potential impact to other applications. When an application requests a lock that is already held ... -
D B2 automatically guarantees the integrity of data by enforcing several locking strategies. These strategies permit multiple users from mul...
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Just a short blog post to let everybody know that I will be in Orlando next week for the IDUG DB2 Tech Conference. I'll be delivering an...