Db2 Level Up Join us for an enlightening event as we explore the intricacies of Db2 Upgrades and shed light on the often encountered phrases such as "Code level," "Catalog level," "Function-level," "Application compatibility level," and "Connect level." These terms can often raise concerns among DBAs and developers regarding their impact on the Db2 subsystem […]
Using CICS Artifacts to Build Web Service APIs CICS applications are still responsible for "running the business" in many major organizations. In this presentation with a live demo, participants will see how to reuse, without change, existing CICS transactions, programs, and/or data to build a web service. James Alexander will demonstrate how you can quickly […]
What does IBM Z Cyber Vault mean for an IMS environment With both internal and external cyber-attacks on the rise, customers must deal with adherence to government regulations, fines for non-compliance, and most importantly negative publicity and customer impact if an attack does occur. While most customers have disaster recovery plans in place, recent events […]
Join us for this virtual, fast-paced event, where will hear from industry leaders on how they are modernizing mainframes across industries. Our guest vendor presentations will deliver quick, energized presentations and we’ll conclude our event with a panel discussion open to attendee questions. This event will appeal to the innovation-curious and expose attendees to groundbreaking […]
Db2 12+ and 13 for z/OS Database Design and Application Performance: Features and Usage With every new release of Db2 we look to see what features will allow us to improve the capabilities and performance of our existing applications as well as the availability of our data. We also have to plan to utilize new […]
Problem Analysis and Performance Tuning for CICS CICS Problems whether they are related to performance or transaction failures can in some cases be easily remediated in the short term but getting to the root cause of the problem and creating a permanent fix, so they no longer occur, can be quite a bit more difficult. […]