Behind the Bar with The DB2 Cocktail Hour Podcast 11; Data Studio
Behind the Bar with The DB2 Cocktail Hour by DB2EXPERT.COM
notes by Dan...live from IBM IOD 2008 in Las Vegas! How did we manage to get IBM to spring for a room? How did we get them to spring for food and drinks? How the heck did we get Curt Cotner to agree
to a live, unrehersed podcast in front of a live audience? Well, if you've ever run into Curt at one of these conferences you'll quickly realize that he's not only one of the brightest people around,
b...
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notes by Dan...live from IBM IOD 2008 in Las Vegas! How did we manage to get IBM to spring for a room? How did we get them to spring for food and drinks? How the heck did we get Curt Cotner to agree
to a live, unrehersed podcast in front of a live audience? Well, if you've ever run into Curt at one of these conferences you'll quickly realize that he's not only one of the brightest people around,
but one of the friendliest as well. Susan and I have had plenty of great hallway conversations with Curt in the past, and we finally convinced him to record one of them. Here we talk about the huge
effort by IBM that is Data Studio, the one-stop development, administration, and management software hub for all things database related. We explore not only the tool, but the technologies around the
tool and how they solve a lot of the most common problems facing developers and administrators today. Sue and I are having Coronas, and Curt is having a Gordon Biersch Marzen. The song beds include
Sweetness by Jimmy Eat World, More Time by Needtobreathe, and Psycho by Puddle of Mudd. Special thanks to all the wonderful people who showed up for the party, and to IBM for hosting the event.
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Tue October 28 2008
notes by Dan...live from IBM IOD 2008 in Las Vegas! How did we manage to get IBM to spring for a room? How did we get them to spring for food and drin...
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notes by Dan...live from IBM IOD 2008 in Las Vegas! How did we manage to get IBM to spring for a room? How did we get them to spring for food and drinks? How the heck did we get Curt Cotner to agree
to a live, unrehersed podcast in front of a live audience? Well, if you've ever run into Curt at one of these conferences you'll quickly realize that he's not only one of the brightest people around,
b...
read more
notes by Dan...live from IBM IOD 2008 in Las Vegas! How did we manage to get IBM to spring for a room? How did we get them to spring for food and drinks? How the heck did we get Curt Cotner to agree
to a live, unrehersed podcast in front of a live audience? Well, if you've ever run into Curt at one of these conferences you'll quickly realize that he's not only one of the brightest people around,
but one of the friendliest as well. Susan and I have had plenty of great hallway conversations with Curt in the past, and we finally convinced him to record one of them. Here we talk about the huge
effort by IBM that is Data Studio, the one-stop development, administration, and management software hub for all things database related. We explore not only the tool, but the technologies around the
tool and how they solve a lot of the most common problems facing developers and administrators today. Sue and I are having Coronas, and Curt is having a Gordon Biersch Marzen. The song beds include
Sweetness by Jimmy Eat World, More Time by Needtobreathe, and Psycho by Puddle of Mudd. Special thanks to all the wonderful people who showed up for the party, and to IBM for hosting the event.
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Tue October 14 2008
notes by Dan...live from IDUG Europe 2008! We got some special guests together, went to my room, and busted out a podcast. Our featured guest was our ...
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notes by Dan...live from IDUG Europe 2008! We got some special guests together, went to my room, and busted out a podcast. Our featured guest was our favorite podcast bitch Kurt Struyf with his
extensive knowledge and testing of table controlled partitioning. Our other guests include Den Jenson from IBM, Gerald Pfeiffer from Trilog, and Claude Birtz from Centre Informatique de l'Etat in
Luxembourg...
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notes by Dan...live from IDUG Europe 2008! We got some special guests together, went to my room, and busted out a podcast. Our featured guest was our favorite podcast bitch Kurt Struyf with his
extensive knowledge and testing of table controlled partitioning. Our other guests include Den Jenson from IBM, Gerald Pfeiffer from Trilog, and Claude Birtz from Centre Informatique de l'Etat in
Luxembourg who brought us a very fine wine from his homeland. The music beds are No One's Gonna Love You by Band of Horses, Lost by Cold Play, and Trouble Maker by Weezer.
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Wed June 04 2008
notes by Dan...one night in downtown Oslo, Norway we got into a fight at a bar about when and how exactly people do the three R's (RUNSTATS, REORG, RE...
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notes by Dan...one night in downtown Oslo, Norway we got into a fight at a bar about when and how exactly people do the three R's (RUNSTATS, REORG, REBIND). We decided to take the discussion to the
airwaves! We're drinking some rose' wine of unknown origin in a small hotel in Oslo. Song beds include I Hate Myself for Loving You by Joan Jett, Fat Bottom Girls by Queen, and Pretty Flowers by
Pinhead...
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notes by Dan...one night in downtown Oslo, Norway we got into a fight at a bar about when and how exactly people do the three R's (RUNSTATS, REORG, REBIND). We decided to take the discussion to the
airwaves! We're drinking some rose' wine of unknown origin in a small hotel in Oslo. Song beds include I Hate Myself for Loving You by Joan Jett, Fat Bottom Girls by Queen, and Pretty Flowers by
Pinheads (my former punk rock project).
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Fri May 16 2008
notes by Dan...Locking helps assure that the database objects will be updated with consistency and integrity, and this is a very good thing. However, ...
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notes by Dan...Locking helps assure that the database objects will be updated with consistency and integrity, and this is a very good thing. However, locking can reduce concurrency, and the higher
the volume of transactions we pump through, a greater the level of concurrency is required. How can we possibly increase our concurrency by eliminating locks without losing the consistency and
integrity?...
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notes by Dan...Locking helps assure that the database objects will be updated with consistency and integrity, and this is a very good thing. However, locking can reduce concurrency, and the higher
the volume of transactions we pump through, a greater the level of concurrency is required. How can we possibly increase our concurrency by eliminating locks without losing the consistency and
integrity? Enter optimistic locking. This podcast explains optimistic locking in detail, and how you can use it in DB2 for z/OS version 8 and 9. We are once again in Baltimore, and once again
drinking Axios. This time, however, we're listening to Japanese noise band Melt Banana.
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Wed February 13 2008
notes by Dan...In this podcast from Baltimore we attempt to give people a good detailed strong introduction to DB2 EXPLAIN. The EXPLAIN facility allow...
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notes by Dan...In this podcast from Baltimore we attempt to give people a good detailed strong introduction to DB2 EXPLAIN. The EXPLAIN facility allows you to externalize DB2 access path information.
We cover how to do an EXPLAIN, the way to view EXPLAIN information, the critical EXPLAIN tables, and important EXPLAIN columns. We point you to where you can get all of the important information to
ge...
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notes by Dan...In this podcast from Baltimore we attempt to give people a good detailed strong introduction to DB2 EXPLAIN. The EXPLAIN facility allows you to externalize DB2 access path information.
We cover how to do an EXPLAIN, the way to view EXPLAIN information, the critical EXPLAIN tables, and important EXPLAIN columns. We point you to where you can get all of the important information to
get you going with EXPLAIN and start using it to tune your queries! We are drinking Axios wine. The music beds are Light Up by Styx, Sushi Girl by The Tubes, and 27 Jennifers by Mike Doughty. I can't
stop laughing hysterically at my dramatic introduction. Light up and listen in, and also check out all the associated downloads and links below!
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