IBM Database Magazine  is a solutions-oriented magazine that gives IT professionals the strategic and technical information they need to work successfully in the IBM Data Management environment.

Each issue contains a variety of features on technical and business-level topics for the DB2 community, plus tips and techniques in columns on data mining, programming, system administration, content management, and more.

Published by CMP Media, Inc., the magazine is sponsored by IBM Corp.

IBMdatabasemag.com offers a complete archive of IBM Database Magazine (formely called DB2 Magazine) articles, plus Web-only features, a monthly email newsletter, and links to other resources.

IBM Database Magazine is the premier magazine for IT professionals working with IBM DB2, Informix, and other IBM data server software. The magazine covers all aspects of information management, including data management, database administration, data warehousing, content management, business analytics, information security, and regulatory compliance.

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Features

XML Performance: A Surprising Ace in the Hole
Nelson King
Relational database storage brings RDBMS strengths to XML data. But older clumsier storage methods left application performance an open question. Two years after IBM introduced pureXML in DB2 9, that question has been answered.

Cheetah 2: IDS 11.5 Boosts Informix's "Always On" Reputation
Carlton Doe
Informix Dynamic Server 11.5 plays to its strengths with simple and effective new features for availability and ease of use.

MDM: Bringing Order to a Mixed Up World
Vincent McBurney
InfoSphere MDM Server sets out to undo the damage companies have inflicted on their most important assets: information about customers, products, partners, contracts, and more. 

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