Tri-State Db2 Technology Exchange
Db2 Users Group
Session title: Let Me Make THIS Clear – More Oft-Misunderstood Db2 for z/OS Concepts and Facilities
Session abstract: At a Tridex meeting earlier this year, I talked about Db2 for z/OS concepts and facilities that many people know of but are not clear on. I’m back with more of the same, Continue reading “Let Me Make THIS Clear – More Oft-Misunderstood Db2 for z/OS Concepts and Facilities”
Session title: Finding CPU & MSU Gold in Legacy COBOL Stored Procedure Code
Session abstract: With the introduction of DB2 native stored procedures one thing is consistent. The percentage of zIIP elligible MIP’s has increased significantly over the past several years. Continue reading “Finding CPU & MSU Gold in Legacy COBOL Stored Procedure Code”
Session title: Protecting Your Crown Jewels
Session abstract: This presentation will give an overall view of how to protect your most critical assets on z/OS. We will discuss overall strategy including DB2, RACF, Guardium, zSecure, encryption, database and file activity monitoring and how they feed your SIEM for actionable items in real-time. Continue reading “Protecting Your Crown Jewels”
Session title: Enabling APIs in a Modern Hybrid Cloud Environment
Session abstract: One of the key underpinnings of the Hybrid Cloud transformation movement is APIs. Linking applications to services to Systems of Engagement, APIs provide developers the ability to tap into functionality that far extends what was previously available to them. Continue reading “Enabling APIs in a Modern Hybrid Cloud Environment”
Session title: Log Enhanced Copies for 24×7 DB2 Refresh/Migration
Session abstract: File system level copies of DB2 tablespaces and indexes are a fast alternative to traditional methods of data movement, such as Unload/Load. Continue reading “Log Enhanced Copies for 24×7 DB2 Refresh/Migration”
Session title: Modernizing the Architecture of Your DB2 for z/OS-Accessing Applications
Session abstract: DB2 for z/OS has been around for more than 30 years, and there are applications written for DB2 in the 1980s that are running just fine today. That said, recent years have seen major changes in the architecture of DB2-accessing applications. Continue reading “Modernizing the Architecture of Your DB2 for z/OS-Accessing Applications”
Session title: Let Me Make This Clear (Things That Plenty of DB2 for z/OS People Get Wrong)
Session abstract: Some aspects of DB2 for z/OS technology are plain as day; others, less so. Questions I get from DB2 users worldwide have highlighted for me things that a lot of folks – even very experienced DB2 people – get wrong. Continue reading “Let Me Make This Clear (Things That Plenty of DB2 for z/OS People Get Wrong)”