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Nov

2021 Posted by Mark Gillis

Tablespaces: where exactly is my data?

This should be pretty straight-forward: you can look in the TABLES System Catalogue and find references for the data (TBSPACE), Indexes (INDEX_TBSPACE) and Large Objects (LONG_TBSPACE). But DB2 throws a few curved balls here; partitioned tables (where the data, indexes

Nov

2021 Posted by Carol Davis-Mann

Going Green at IDUG EMEA

With the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) coming to a close, another UK event is fast approaching. The IDUG EMEA 2021 Technical Conference is just around the corner. This year’s IDUG EMEA conference was originally

Oct

2021 Posted by Mark Gillis

Stored Procedure dependencies: the missing links

There are easily accessible means of checking what your Stored Procedure needs in the way of dependent objects (SYSCAT.ROUTINEDEP, basically). So, what if you find a, or a number of, Stored Procs that are marked as needing a REBIND and

Jun

2021 Posted by Carol Davis-Mann

IDUG NA – Across the Pond and Around the Corner

With just under a week to go, IDUG NA DB2 Tech Conference is just around the corner. The IDUG DB2 Tech Conference is the biggest, most prestigious DB2 conference and this year’s IDUG NA event is shaping up to be

Mar

2021 Posted by Carol Davis-Mann

Around the World with Triton’s Digital Duo

As the world mourns the loss of the digital dance duo Daft Punk, Triton Consulting is sending its very own duo of digital pioneers Mark Gillis and Damir Wilder around the world – virtually. IBM Champions Mark and Damir were

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Tablespaces: where exactly is my data?

Going Green at IDUG EMEA

Stored Procedure dependencies: the missing links

IDUG NA – Across the Pond and Around the Corner

Around the World with Triton’s Digital Duo

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