Migrating a Database Using Continuous Rolling Forward
By Eddy Coppens
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In most traditional migrations towards a new environment, one will most probably come up with the most current ideas to get the job done, but what about migrating a multi-terabyte sized database with minimal down time?
First, we opted to set up HADR, but that would imply a second down time apart from the actual switch of environment just to get HADR up and running. Another method could be to set up a replication tool to copy the data for this particular database, but the method wouldn’t be reusable for the many other databases we have to migrate as well. This left us with one feasible option: continuous rolling forward. You might come up with different ways of working as well, but read through the rest of the story first before confirming on your thought.
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The Agenda Is Ready for the
IDUG Db2 Data and AI Technical Summit in India
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We're excited to announce the agenda for our Db2 and AI Technical Summit in Bengaluru and Chennai. With industry thought leaders and local experts, this event brings you right to the heart of the latest developments in Db2.
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Featured Presentation
Db2 RESTful Service Support and z/OS Connect - SQL/Stored Procedures Play a Role in Mobile and API Economics
by Maryela Weihrauch
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Abstract
: The Application Programming Interface (or short API) Economy has changed how developers build application and how organization deploy software as a service. Mobile devices have accelerated the shift of providing services via API. Maryela will show how SQL and stored procedures in Db2 on z/OS can be made available in the era of application assembly and integrate with z/OS Connect EE. She will introduce the new Db2 11 for z/OS functionality to define SQL and Stored Procedures as services that can be called from anywhere through RESTful service calls with the availability, scalability, and performance that Db2 user expect from distributed Db2 applications.
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In 2020, IDUG will be hosting conferences all over the world. We'll continue adding events throughout the year, so stay tuned.
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IDUG Db2 Data and AI Technical Summit
Bengaluru & Chennai, India
March 24 & 26, 2020
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The agenda is ready. Register today!
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IDUG North America Db2 Tech Conference
Dallas, Texas
June 7-11, 2020
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The Early Bird rate saves you over $300.
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IDUG Db2 Seminar
Mexico City
| August 10, 2020
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August 13, 2020
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Registration opening soon!
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IDUG Australia Db2 Tech Conference
Canberra |
September 14-15, 2020
Sydney |
September 16-18, 2020
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Submit your abstracts by April 30!
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IDUG & IBM Data Tech Summits
IBM Silicon Valley Lab |
September 22-24, 2020
IBM Toronto Lab
| September 29-October 1, 2020
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Registration opening soon!
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IDUG EMEA Db2 Tech Conference
Edinburgh, Scotland
October 25-29, 2020
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The Early Bird rate saves you almost €300.
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This month, IDUG President Billy Sundarrajan shares how IDUG is keeping up with the fast pace of change in this age of global connectivity.
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Upcoming User Group Events & Webinars
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March 18, 2020
Rome, Italy
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March 19, 2020
Milan, Italy
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March 19, 2020
New York City,
New York
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March 23, 2020
Kista, Sweden
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March 24, 2020
Ballerup, Denmark
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March 25, 2020
Aalborg, Denmark
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March 26, 2020
Oslo, Norway
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March 27, 2020
Helsinki, Finland
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