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The Business Benefits of DB2 9

Overview The format of this paper is that each of the major new features of DB2 9 has a section to itself, followed by a composite section that briefly discusses the remaining enhancements that have been introduced with this release. Finally, the paper summaries the conclusions. It is because of its XML support that IBM was considering calling this release of its database DB3. This is because DB2 9 is no longer just relational. Instead, it offers a hybrid relational/XML environment. Before it considers the implications of this which needs to explain exactly what IBM has done and how it differs from the XML implementations of other database vendors.

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Publisher	Bloor Research	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	XML, Database Management

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