Namik Hrle

Speaker Details

Bio

Namik Hrle is a Vice President of Development in IBM’s Data and AI division and the Director of its development lab in Germany. He is responsible for all the zSystems Data and AI software. He holds a title of IBM Fellow, the ultimate distinction of IBM technical career given to a small number of individuals who demonstrated the highest level of technical leadership, innovation, business impact, social eminence and talent building. He is a regular member of IBM Academy and Technical Experts Council. IBM’s Master Inventor, a holder of 75 patents, numerous outstanding technical achievements, author recognition and corporate awards, Namik has a world-wide reputation as the ultimate expert in using data and AI for digital transformation and reinvention of enterprise applications.

Past presentation
10 June 2024
09:45 - 10:15
European SQLAdria Seminar – Vodice 2024 Keynote session

12 June 2023
09:45 - 10:15
European SQLAdria Seminar – Vodice 2023 Keynote session - Using AI to unlock insight from your mainframe data

Digital transformation has potential to fundamentally change every industry, every enterprise, every business. The fuel of the digital transformation is data and its engines are AI and Cloud technologies. The data produced and captured in the mainframe transactional and operational systems based on Db2 for z/OS contain the most relevant information about the core business in enterprises. Being a gold mine of data, Db2 has been enhacing its capabilities to secure its database heritage with unmatched availability, security, scalability and performance, but also leveraging next-generation AI and Cloud technologies in application development, data management, and IT operations.


13 June 2022
09:30 - 10:00
European SQLAdria Seminar – Vodice 2022 Keynote session: Db2 in the Era of Hybrid Cloud and AI

25 November 2020
10:00 - 11:00
European SQLAdria Seminar – Virtual Event Derive optimal insight by bringing analytics to your most valuable data
Z systems host mission critical workloads for many enterprises. The data produced and captured in Z transactional and operational systems contain the most relevant information about the core business in these enterprises and in the era of data driven digital transformation gain even more importance than before. Traditionally, the Z data has been copied into other systems in order to be combined with other data and analysed for deriving the business insight. There are cases when this remains a valid practice, but increasingly, the insight is becoming sensitive to the real-time data, i.e. the staleness introduced by copying the data around negatively affects the quality of derived information and consequently leads to suboptimal business decisions.
Accessing data in-situ, i.e. where it initiated addresses this problem and Z systems include a range of industry leading analytics capabilities that support real-time insight on real-time, most recent state of the data. This presentation will show you how to consume Z data in the most efficient way and derive un-compromised, real-time insight into the the core business processes.

Businesses must embrace digital transformation to remain competitive due to fundamental changes in how businesses operate and deliver value in increasingly digital world. Data is fuel of digital transformation, and Artificial intelligence (AI) with Cloud Computing are the key engines. However, there is no AI without IA (Information Architecture). The data must be simple to access, secured, governed and easily consumable in order to build a reliable analytics foundation, generate actionable insight, scale it on demand by using cloud delivery, private and public, hybrid and multi-cloud, and eventually infuse trusted AI everywhere.


Z systems host mission critical workloads for many enterprises. The data produced and captured in Z transactional and operational systems contain the most relevant information about the core business in these enterprises and in the era of data driven digital transformation gain even more importance than before. Traditionally, the Z data has been copied into other systems in order to be combined with other data and analysed for deriving the business insight. There are cases when this remains a valid practice, but increasingly, the insight is becoming sensitive to the real-time data, i.e. the staleness introduced by copying the data around negatively affects the quality of derived information and consequently leads to suboptimal business decisions.
Accessing data in-situ, i.e. where it initiated addresses this problem and Z systems include a range of industry leading analytics capabilities that support real-time insight on real-time, most recent state of the data. This presentation will show you how to consume Z data in the most efficient way and derive un-compromised, real-time insight into the the core business processes.

14 June 2017
09:00 - 10:00
European SQLAdria Seminar – Šibenik 2017 IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator: News from the Development

IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator is one of the most exciting technologies implemented by DB2 for z/OS and System z in years. It has been widely adopted by numerous customers who enjoy its unprecedented business value. A unique combination of DB2's superb transactional capabilities and PureData for Analytics appliance's industry leading performance of complex queries enables combining transactional and analytical applications as well as optimizing use of System z processing resources. This presentation from the 'father of IDAA' brings the latest news from the IDAA development and shows the trends and directions in which this technology develops.


12 June 2017
09:30 - 10:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Šibenik 2017 IBM Database Management Systems: Trends and Directions
Business Analytics, Big Data and Systems of Engagement create new requirements that profoundly affect database management systems technology. Columnar orientation, in-memory databases, no-SQL stores, Spark and Hadoop integration are the key trends that have already proven their values in some of the most challenging application workloads. At the same time, traditional, relational database management systems are still irreplaceable foundations for a large majority of mission critical, core business applications.
Where do traditional IBM RDBMS offerings: DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for LUW fit in with these new technology trends and business requirements? What is IBM's strategy to remain the industry leader under the new conditions and to continue being the choice for the most demanding data serving workloads?
These questions will be answered in this keynote presentation which will discuss bringing together all data in all paradigms (transactional, analytical, unstructured, etc.). 

15 June 2016
09:00 - 10:00
European SQLAdria Seminar – Šibenik 2016 IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator: News from the Development

IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator is one of the most exciting technologies implemented by DB2 for z/OS and System z in years. It has been widely adopted by numerous customers who enjoy its unprecedented business value. A unique combination of DB2's superb transactional capabilities and PureData for Analytics appliance's industry leading performance of complex queries enables combining transactional and analytical applications as well as optimizing use of System z processing resources. This presentation from the 'father of IDAA' brings the latest news from the IDAA development and shows the trends and directions in which this technology develops.


14 June 2016
09:00 - 10:15
European SQLAdria Seminar – Šibenik 2016 Spark for Database specialists

Apache Spark is one of the most discussed data processing technologies nowadays. Spark is an open source in-memory application framework for distributed data processing and iterative analysison massive data volumes. Its support of popular programming languages, versatile data access APIs, excellent performance and scalability makes Spark the first choice for the new 'stars' in the IT community: data scientists, business analysts, data engineers.


13 June 2016
09:30 - 10:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Šibenik 2016 IBM Database Management Systems: Trends and Directions
Business Analytics, Big Data and Systems of Engagement create new requirements that profoundly affect database management systems technology. Columnar orientation, in-memory databases, no-SQL stores, Spark and Hadoop integration are the key trends that have already proven their values in some of the most challenging application workloads. At the same time, traditional, relational database management systems are still irreplaceable foundations for a large majority of mission critical, core business applications.
Where do traditional IBM RDBMS offerings: DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for LUW fit in with these new technology trends and business requirements? What is IBM's strategy to remain the industry leader under the new conditions and to continue being the choice for the most demanding data serving workloads?
These questions will be answered in this keynote presentation which will discuss bringing together all data in all paradigms (transactional, analytical, unstructured, etc.). 

16 June 2015
11:45 - 13:00
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2015 Efficient Monitoring and Tuning of Dynamic SQL in DB2 for z/OS

Dynamic SQL dominates modern applications and ensuring its optimal execution is very high on the list of DBA tasks. Of course, successful tuning of dynamic SQL depends on efficient monitoring. This presentation provides a deep insight into available monitoring techniques offered by DB2 for z/OS. The attendees will learn numerous hints and tips about how to monitor dynamic SQL, what are the most relevant performance indicators and how to collect them in the most efficient way.


16 June 2015
09:00 - 10:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2015 Enterprise-grade Hybrid Transaction/Analytical Processing
Bringing data to analytics or analytics to data? The former has been the practice for a long time, not necessarily because the application model has required so. The reason is that the available technology supported only clearly 
separated, workload-optimized systems that specialized in transactional or in analytical processing, but not in both. The technology advancements in more recent years allowed a new look at the old dilemma and the database 
management systems providers are coming up with new offerings that promise to enable bringing analytics to where the data is created, to transactional systems. In this presentation we will look closer at the business and technology drivers behind this shift and present technical details of the System z approach to the challenge, including the latest news from the IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator development.

15 June 2015
10:30 - 11:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2015 Fast Track to Optimal DB2 for z/OS Performance

Tuning DB2 application to achieve optimal DB2 performance does not need to be a complex exercise. A large majority of problems can be easily solved and the only challenge is connecting the problem symptom with its underlying causes. This presentation offers you a simple methodology to answer the challenge. It starts by a straightforward way to identifying activities in which problem transaction spends time and follows by concrete, targeted corrective actions. Numerous ready to use hints and tips are included to maximize the presentation's practical value.


27 May 2014
09:00 - 10:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2014 IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator: News from the Development

IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator complements DB2's well known transactional workload capabilities with industry leading complex queries performance. With the accelerator DB2 becomes truly universal database management system that provides best performance regardless of the type of workload. New features are added to the accelerator in very short release cycles and 2014 is not an exception. Numerous new functions that enable new use cases, improve performance even further and provide new high levels of usability are added to the product. Come and learn about exciting new features from the product development presented by the IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator's inventor and chief technologist.


26 May 2014
15:30 - 16:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2014 Why Should You Consider Upgrading to DB2 11

DB2 11 is another testimony of DB2 for z/OS vitality and industry leadership. It brings out of the box CPU savings, numerous continuous availability features and enhanced business analytics capabilities. At the same time migration to the new version has been made simpler, faster and more robust than ever. This presentation will give you an overview of DB2 11 new features and enhancements, including performance improvements, non-disruptive changes and maintenance, extended log addressability, transparent archiving, Hadoop, noSQL and JSON support. 


12 June 2013
12:30 - 13:45
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2013 Why DB2 is Better than Oracle RAC: Deep Dive

12 June 2013
12:30 - 13:45
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2013 Why DB2 is Better than Oracle RAC: Deep Dive

11 June 2013
09:00 - 10:30
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2013 IDAA – News from the Development

10 June 2013
14:15 - 15:15
European SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2013 Understanding performance monitoring and tuning based on DB2 timers

12 June 2012
09:00 - 10:30
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2012 IDAA – News from the Development

IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator has drawn lots of attention from DB2 for z/OS users. In many respects it presents itself as just another DB2 access path (but what a powerful one!) and its deep integration into DB2 as well as the application transparency makes it one of the most exciting DB2 enhancements in years. IDAA complements DB2 by adding industry leading data intensive complex query performance thanks to being powered by the Netezza engine and enhances DB2 to the ultimate database management system that delivers the best for both worlds: transactional as well as analytical workloads.
This presentation brings the latest news from the IDAA development and shows the trends and directions in which this technology develops.


11 June 2012
09:30 - 11:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2012 Trends and Directions in Database Technology

Relational database technology has become a key element of most enterprise IT architectures over the course of the last 25 years. During that period of time, relational database products like DB2 have evolved significantly to address the changing technology and business needs of customers. This evolution has come in the form of dramatic improvements in performance, scalability, availability and system management.The evolution has also introduced major functional enhancements to the relational database products that represent significant departures from the original concepts described by Dr. Codd in his seminal research. For example, customer demand for object database features in the 1990′s caused relational products like DB2 to introduce stored procedures, user-defined functions, and triggers as a vehicle for customizing the behavior of the relational database engine. More recently, most of the major relational products have evolved to include native data stores and query language enhancements to handle XML.
 In the past few years, a number of new database technologies have been introduced: in-memory data stores, graph stores, column stores, name/value stores, etc. Some industry pundits have proclaimed that these technologies represent the end of the relational database era. In this session, we will discuss some of these new technology developments, and describe some of the work that is being done within IBM to continue the evolution of DB2 to address these new technology and business needs.


14 June 2011
10:00 - 11:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2011 Cool Features in DB2 10 for z/OS

DB2 10 for z/OS introduces numerous enhancements in DBA operations, application programming efficiency as well as various performance improvements. In this presentation the new DB2 10 features are presented in action on some of the common database administration and programming tasks. It shows how the tasks were typically performed in DB2 9 and earlier versions and how the same tasks can be performed with DB2 10. The attendees will not only learn what they can expect from migrating to DB2 10, but also hear useful hints and tips about earlier DB2 versions.


13 June 2011
11:15 - 12:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2011 IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer – Technology Update

The IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer has marked an inflection point in the evolution of System z and DB2 for z/OS. As a workload optimized system it augments DB2 quality of services with industry leading query performance capabilities. This presentation provides a technology update for this exciting new product.


16 June 2010
13:15 - 14:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2010 DB2 10 for z/OS for Enterprise Applications

15 June 2010
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2010 Efficient Monitoring and Tuning of Dynamic SQL

14 June 2010
09:30 - 11:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2010 IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer - DB2 performance revolution

16 June 2009
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2009 Dynamic Statements Cache: Everything You Need To Know

Objectives:
Get a detailed understanding on how to get most out of the dynamic statements cache.

Outline:
How dynamic statements cache works
Virtual storage impact
Common access path challenges
Monitoring

Full Abstract:
The use of dynamic SQL continues to grow. Enterprise packaged applications as well as web applications use almost exclusively this flexible way of accessing databases. However, the flexibility is coupled with additional challenges when it comes to resources utilization, performance monitoring and tuning of SQL statements. This presentation focuses on dynamic statements cache – the key factor of a well performing dynamic statements environment. It covers all the relevant aspects of the statements cache: how it works, how to control its CPU and memory utilization, and how to monitor and tune it.
 


15 June 2009
11:15 - 12:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2009 Hints and Tips to Get Most out of DB2 9 for z/OS

Objectives:
Improve efficiency and productivity of DB2 administrators and programmers by exploiting the full power of DB2 9

Outline:
Rationale behind implementing selected DB2 9 features
Usage recommendations for optimal exploitation of new functions
Less known techniques to address specific programming tasks
More efficient programming practices

Full Abstract:
DB2 9 brings a wealth of new features that improve productivity of administrators and programmers. This presentation shows how some of the common database administration and programming tasks can be done more efficiently in DB2 9. It also presents numerous hints and tips about less obvious usage capabilities of selected DB2 9 features that efficiently solve some long standing programming challenges such as application controlled locking, destructive reads, efficient mass deletes etc


14 June 2009
18:30 - 19:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2009 DB2 X Preview

Outline:
Application enablement
Extending the lead in availability, scalability and performance.
Reducing cost of ownership
Improving data warehousing capabilities

Full Abstract:
The next version of DB2 for z/OS, referred to by its code-name – DB2 X, includes numerous features that extend DB2 technology leadership in continuous availability, performance and applications portability. This presentation will preview these features.


12 September 2008
12:05 - 13:30
SQLAdria Seminar – Zagreb 2008 SOA Enabling Your Mainframe Data

24 June 2008
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2008 DB2 V9 - Hints and Tips for Application Programmers

Objectives:
Present DB2 9 for z/OS features that provide DB2 application programmers new options to improve performance, scalability and portability of programs accessing DB2.

Outline:
More efficient programming techniques
Better cross DB2 family compatibility
Enhanced programming with LOBs
Higher scalability by new locking mechanisms
Stored procedures enhancements

Full Abstract:
In DB2 9 for z/OS application programmers find numerous features that improve performance, scalability and portability of programs accessing DB2. Although pureXML functionality springs to mind first, there a many other attractive features such as rich new SQL capabilities, including additional data types and built-in functions, expanded SQL commonality with DB2 family, and enriched text handling with functions like caseless comparisons and cultural sort. There are also leading-edge standards-based capabilities to enable service oriented architecture (SOA) requirements.
This presentation focuses on the features that are particularly interesting to application programmers, but it is not limited to them. DB2 database administrators will find it helpful in their work to enable applications to get most out of the latest DB2 release.


23 June 2008
11:00 - 12:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2008 DB2 V9 - Hints and Tips for DBAs

Objectives:
Present DB2 9 for z/OS features that provide DB2 database administrators new options to ensure continuous availability, better performance and enhanced security.

Outline:
Keeping the database available by online schema changes
Managing data growth with new tablespace structure
Safe, inobtrusive backups and fast, safe recoveries
Performing typical database administration tasks faster and more efficient
Making data more secure

Full Abstract:
DB2 9 for z/OS introduces numerous features to further enhance database availability, performance and security. Improved online schema and structure change operations, enhanced backup and recovery functions, new options to manage fast data growth and innovative security capabilities are only few of the features that affect the way DB2 database administrators perform their typical tasks.
This presentation focuses on the features that are particularly interesting to database administrators, but it is not limited to them. Application programmers and other DB2 users will find it helpful in getting most out of the latest DB2 release.


19 June 2007
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2007 SOA - enabling Your Mainframe Data

Service Oriented Architecture is a key enabler for structuring and connecting IT systems in a flexible manner that maps closely to the needs of the organization. SOA often means different things for different participants in the IT ecosystem, but its data aspect is of a crucial importance irrespective of the individual views. In developing SOA solutions, ignoring the state of organization?s data risks exposing data that could be misinterpreted, incomplete, or in some cases, wrong. Data and their inter-relationships are complex, and require understanding and interpretation to expose what is really needed and relevant. A vast amount of business data is managed by mainframes. SOA enables augmenting the value of that data and getting even more from the traditionally rich, secure and highly available computing infrastructure. This presentation will provide an overview of different techniques to unlock the additional value of your mainframe data in the SOA world.
 


18 June 2007
11:30 - 13:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2007 Fast Track to Optimal DB2 Performance

Getting DB2 systems and applications running on them to perform in optimal way is often seen as very challenging. Many things can go wrong and it is not always easy to know where to start performance problem diagnostics and which corrective actions are available.
Nevertheless, tuning DB2 application to achieve optimal DB2 performance does not need to be a complex exercise. A large majority of problems can be easily solved and the only challenge is connecting the problem symptom with its underlying causes. This presentation offers you a simple methodology to answer the challenge. Numerous ready-to-use hints and tips are included to maximize the presentation's practical value.
 


14 June 2006
09:00 - 09:45
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2006 Optimizing Dynamic Queries

The number of applications using dynamic SQL is increasing. The large enterprise systems such as SAP are based on this flexible way of accessing databases. However, the flexibility is coupled with additional challenges when it comes to resources utilization, performance monitoring and tuning. Caching of the dynamic SQL statements, impact on virtual storage, reoptimization and EXPLAIN considerations need to be understood in order to take advantage of the feature and ensure optimal execution for the applications that use dynamic SQL.
This presentation will help you gain that understanding.
 


13 June 2006
09:45 - 10:45
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2006 DB2 V next

DB2 V9 is the new feature-packed release of the IBM's industry-leading mainframe data server. It introduces numerous enhancements in database administration, particularly backup/recovery, reorganization and space management, as well as various performance and programming improvements.
Rich new SQL capabilities, increased security and regulatory compliance, database on demand capabilities, performance-boosting innovations for varying length data, improved logging and inserts are only some of the features brought by DB2 V9.
This presentation will give you an overview of DB2 V9 and demonstrate benefits you can expect from migrating to the new release.
 


12 June 2006
09:30 - 10:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2006 DB2 for z/OS- The Ultimate Database Server

DB2 for z/OS is a true industrial strength database server that satisfies the most demanding requirements for high availability, continuous operations, virtually unlimited number of users and database size, superior scale out and top performance. The world's largest and most challenging installations regularly include DB2 as their prime database management system.
In the recent years DB2 has been under considerable pressure from its competitors, most notably Oracle RAC. They claim to provide the same functionality and quality of service characteristics as DB2. Many in the IT community accept these claims very easily. DB2 specialists are often asked by the business decision makers to articulate DB2 technical advantages and justify the choice of DB2 as the database server.
Why is DB2 for z/OS considered the ultimate database server? What are the technical differentiators by which it stands out, particularly against Oracle RAC? Why should every enterprise infrastructure include DB2 for data serving?
This presentation offers answers to these questions.
 


29 June 2005
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2005 Query Optimization Part 2

This presentation discusses the fundamentals of the DB2 query optimization techniques. Part 1 gives an overview of the basic SQL constructs and explains their impact on query performance. The DB2 runtime architecture and impact of predicate evaluation order and timing are described. The presentation also gives an introduction to the basic optimization algorithm. Part 2 discusses query transformation, including techniques that DB2 employs and how these transformation techniques impact query performance. An overview of cost estimation of access paths is included. Finally, the presentation explains how data statistics can impact the optimal access path that DB2 selects.


28 June 2005
12:15 - 13:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2005 Query Optimization Part 1

This presentation discusses the fundamentals of the DB2 query optimization techniques. Part 1 gives an overview of the basic SQL constructs and explains their impact on query performance. The DB2 runtime architecture and impact of predicate evaluation order and timing are described. The presentation also gives an introduction to the basic optimization algorithm. Part 2 discusses query transformation, including techniques that DB2 employs and how these transformation techniques impact query performance. An overview of cost estimation of access paths is included. Finally, the presentation explains how data statistics can impact the optimal access path that DB2 selects.


27 June 2005
12:15 - 13:15
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2005 Remote access to DB2

DB2 for z/OS plays an integral role in any enterprise network computing solution. This presentation discusses what is new, hot, and on the horizon in the overall area of network computing in DB2. Topics covered include connectivity from ODBC, Java, and .net clients, what is new in Version 8 to support these applications, plus information on web services access and XML support for DB2 for z/OS applications.


09 June 2004
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2004 XML for Database Specialists

The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) has been gaining in the popularity and adoption in the last several years. It's a data exchange mechanism of choice in e-business environments because of its ability to provide a standardized way of including semantic information within documents. But XML is increasingly getting into the focus of database experts because the large amount of XML data needs to be efficiently stored, retrieved and manipulated. This presentation will introduce XML from the database point of view and concentrate on those aspects of XML relevant to the database specialists.


06 June 2004
14:00 - 14:30
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2004 Design Considerations for Very Large Databases

The databases with many terabytes of data are no longer rare. DB2 for z/OS is very well equipped for handling these challenges, but the users need to know what features are at their disposal and what are alternatives when it comes to physical database design. This presentation will concentrate on issues relevant to the design of very large databases such as systems setup, resources allocation and physical design.


10 June 2003
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2003 DB2 V8: What's In It For DBAs and Application Programmers

DB2 V8 is the largest DB2 release ever. It includes numerous exciting features from all areas of database exploitation: SQL, database administration, performance.
There are some fundamental changes in DB2 architecture.
This presentation provides an overview of V8 features that are particularly interesting to database administrators and application programmers.


09 June 2003
13:30 - 14:30
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2003 Getting Most Out of Your Buffer Pools

DB2 buffer pools play a crucial role in the overall system performance. The optimal allocation, thresholds settings, and tablespaces and indexes assignment can significantly improve your system utilization and transactions response times. This presentation will show you how DB2 buffer pools work, how to monitor their efficiency and what to do to get most out of them.


08 June 2003
16:30 - 17:10
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2003 Migrating to DB2 V8

Migration to DB2 V8 is different than any other DB2 release migration so far. It consists of several phases, which minimize the impact of massive structural changes. This presentation provides a description of the new migration process, goes through each of the phases and helps you plan the big move.


11 June 2002
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2002 Insert Performance

10 June 2002
10:30 - 11:45
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2002 Analysing and improving transactions response time

09 June 2002
16:30 - 17:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2002 Understanding the Dynamic Statement

12 June 2001
09:00 - 10:00
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2001 DB2 V6/V7 Features Relevant to ERP

11 June 2001
10:30 - 11:45
SQLAdria Seminar – Dubrovnik 2001 Database Administration Topics for ERP

 

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