SEGUS & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING proudly sponsor this event and present:
1 Compliance with compliments! Viable Db2 z/OS workload tracking: A presentation about capturing DDL, DML, DCL and more of the entire workload, by exploiting resource friendly IFCID technology.
2 Db2 12 Continuous Delivery – New challenges for deployment: A presentation about Db2 12 Continuous Delivery and how it affects Db2 migration/maintenance strategies.
3 Db2 z/OS Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics: A presentation about Db2 RUNSTATS, BIND/REBIND enhancements and how to protect/recover access paths.
Tagged with:
Agile,
CD,
Continuous Delivery,
Database activity monitoring,
Db2 11,
Db2 12,
Db2 audit,
Db2 catalog statistics,
Db2 migration,
RUNSTATS,
SQL access path,
SQL workload
SEGUS & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING proudly sponsor this event and present:
1 Compliance with compliments! Viable Db2 z/OS workload tracking: A presentation about capturing DDL, DML, DCL and more of the entire workload, by exploiting resource friendly IFCID technology.
2 Db2 12 Continuous Delivery – New challenges for deployment: A presentation about Db2 12 Continuous Delivery and how it affects Db2 migration/maintenance strategies.
3 Db2 z/OS Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics: A presentation about Db2 RUNSTATS, BIND/REBIND enhancements and how to protect/recover access paths.
This Db2 12 technical overview presents in an “easy to read” table list a review of new Db2 12 features Have you encountered any other Db2 12 changes you’d like to discuss? Now that Db2 12 has gone GA…
Do you have an idea when tables are in use? Ahhh! Wouldn’t it be great if we all had just quiet times? Sadly we never have time for anything these days, let alone for peace and quiet! The quiet…
How will you deal with loop-hole usage in production code? The IFCIDs 366 and 376 DB2 provides many and varied IFCIDs. But for today, I’m most interested in the 366 and 376. The 366 is available in DB2…
New IFCIDs 316 – 400/401 for DB2 z/OS Audit “on the fly” I use the Monty Python title as it reminded me of an old telephone book joke in England: look up „boring“ in the Yellow pages – there…
