Come and find out how the DB2 6.1 features can help your System i databases and applications take a giant leap forward. You will learn how these new DB2 features such as advancements in the RPG SQL precompiler, Super Groups, Hidden Timestamp columns, and Extended Indicator Variables can be used to improve your applications and to reduce your application development time. You will also not want to miss learning about the self-learning capabilities of the SQL Query Engine and the productivity gains delivered by the enhancements to the DB2 OnDemand Performance tools in System i Navigator. The listed features are just a few of the exciting new DB2 for i5/OS capabilities being discussed. Spreker: Jarek Miszczyk, IBM arek Miszczyk is a senior software engineer at the ISV Enablement organization in Rochester, Minnesota. His mission is to provide consulting services to independent software vendors (ISVs), large IBM clients and other IBM organizations on issues related to DB2 for i5/OS. Before joining the ISV Enablement organization in 2000, he worked for several years at the IBM International Technical Support Organization (ITSO), also in Rochester, Minnesota, where he was the leading author of several popular IBM Redbooks® on databases. Jarek holds a Master’s degree in computer science and has almost 20 years of experience in the computer field. His areas of expertise include cross-platform database programming, database-performance tuning and database integration with emerging technologies (such as XML, Java and Microsoft .NET).
2008 Announcement – the Details 2008 has been a very busy year for IBM i and Power Systems. Version 6.1 was announced in January and delivered in March. April saw the announcement of a single hardware platform for running AIX, i and Linux. This presentation will provide the details behind all of these announcements. Spreker: Alison Butterill, IBM Alison works on the Power Systems Software Team which has responsibility for all of the various software product offerings for IBM i. Her responsibilities include Application Development Offerings and other IBM i functional areas. Alison is an IBM Certified Consulting I/T Specialist; certified in Application Development, WebSphere and System i. In her present position, Alison is working with a variety of teams to develop strategic direction and offerings for developers on the IBM i. Having worked in the mid-range area for more than 25 years, Alison has held a wide variety of positions at IBM, primarily with midrange servers and software. She has held a range of positions including field Systems Engineer, an instructor in Customer Technical Education, national support representative for IBM Canada, and Worldwide Technical Marketing support representative for the development tools and compilers from the IBM Toronto Laboratory. Alison is a regular speaker at user groups, technical conferences, COMMON events and IBM customers in many countries around the world. She holds numerous Speaker Excellence medals from COMMON North America.
Optimizing System I performance - what’s new The IBM System i with POWER5+ and POWER6 processor technology can achieve tremendous gains in performance vs. previous iSeries systems. Learn why System i is a better performer than previous systems and how you can take advantage of the latest features to get the most out of your system. Learn about new configuration options and system values that contribute to better performance and find out how the new Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) architecture can benefit your applications. Understand how to manage important LPAR features such as shared and uncapped processors for optimal performance. Spreker: Dawn May, IBM Dawn May is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. Dawn's current position is the technical lead for the IBM i Systems Software Development organization and IBM i Business Architect. In this position she has the responsibility for the overall strategy and plan for the core components of i. Dawn also has technical leadership responsibilities for i performance and diagnostic tools; she led the development of the 6.1 performance tools enhancements, which includes the new "Performance" tasks in the IBM Systems Director Navigator for i5/OS Web console. Past responsibilities include testing, SNA and TCP/ IP communications development , service tools development, and work management development. You may contact Dawn via email at dmmay@us.ibm.com.
Preparing to get the best DB2 performance out of V6R1. There are significant DB2 enhancements in V6R1 i5/ OS. Are you prepared to get the most out them? In this session you will learn about strategies to take advantage of the new database engine and the critical success factors for good performance after upgrading to a new release. Spreker: Jarek Miszczyk, IBM Jarek Miszczyk is a senior software engineer at the ISV Enablement organization in Rochester, Minnesota. His mission is to provide consulting services to independent software vendors (ISVs), large IBM clients and other IBM organizations on issues related to DB2 for i5/OS. Before joining the ISV Enablement organization in 2000, he worked for several years at the IBM International Technical Support Organization (ITSO), also in Rochester, Minnesota, where he was the leading author of several popular IBM Redbooks® on databases. Jarek holds a Master’s degree in computer science and has almost 20 years of experience in the computer field. His areas of expertise include cross-platform database programming, database-performance tuning and database integration with emerging technologies (such as XML, Java and Microsoft .NET).
Integrated Web application server for IBM I The IBM i integrated Web application server introduces a Web-servlet container into IBM i. This Web container includes the basics for getting Servlet and JSP applications up and running quickly and effectively on the Web. The integrated Web application server is a good place to prototype new applications or to run existing small-footprint or low-use applications. You can consider the integrated Web application server as an entry point to the Web. Administration is easy and straight forward using the Web Administration for i graphical user interface (GUI). Since this Web container is part of the operating system, there are no additional products to install and maintenance is handled via PTFs. Learn how this friendly Web container can quickly and easily get you started on the road to the Web. Spreker: Dawn May, IBM Dawn May is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. Dawn's current position is the technical lead for the IBM i Systems Software Development organization and IBM i Business Architect. In this position she has the responsibility for the overall strategy and plan for the core components of i. Dawn also has technical leadership responsibilities for i performance and diagnostic tools; she led the development of the 6.1 performance tools enhancements, which includes the new "Performance" tasks in the IBM Systems Director Navigator for i5/OS Web console. Past responsibilities include testing, SNA and TCP/ IP communications development , service tools development, and work management development. You may contact Dawn via email at dmmay@us.ibm.com.
Application development update Application Development for IBM i has had some significant changes and enhancements in 2008. There is a new Web Application Server that is integrated with IBM i. There are new enhancements to RPG and COBOL as well as the tools used to write the code. PHP and mySQL continues their rise in popularity for i. And Rational has introduced the i world to many new products for testing, source control, etc. This session will present more details on all of these announcements. Spreker: Alison Butterill, IBM Alison works on the Power Systems Software Team which has responsibility for all of the various software product offerings for IBM i. Her responsibilities include Application Development Offerings and other IBM i functional areas. Alison is an IBM Certified Consulting I/T Specialist; certified in Application Development, WebSphere and System i. In her present position, Alison is working with a variety of teams to develop strategic direction and offerings for developers on the IBM i. Having worked in the mid-range area for more than 25 years, Alison has held a wide variety of positions at IBM, primarily with midrange servers and software. She has held a range of positions including field Systems Engineer, an instructor in Customer Technical Education, national support representative for IBM Canada, and Worldwide Technical Marketing support representative for the development tools and compilers from the IBM Toronto Laboratory. Alison is a regular speaker at user groups, technical conferences, COMMON events and IBM customers in many countries around the world. She holds numerous Speaker Excellence medals from COMMON North America.
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