I am trying to change a column to NOT NULLABLE and I get the following
message.
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I'd like to connect from any Linux machine to the DB2 on a Linux server
via an IP adddress (or any available method that allows us to connect
to DB2 from another machine). I know we can do it in Java via JDBC in
the following fashion (suppose my IP address is xx.x.x.xxx):

Using Win XP, I would like to use the silent installation for DB2
Runtime Client 8.2.
I read a lot about it in the DB2 docs, but didn't get it to work.
My installation choices are trivial. Something like:

drop procedure sp_DelTable_CommitCount@
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_DelTable_CommitCount(IN as_TableName VARCHAR(128) ,
                            IN as_Condition VARCHAR(1024) ,
                            IN abi_CommitCount BIGINT)

This is probably a stupid question, but which DB2 products does this
encompass?  I keep seeing "DB2 Performance Expert for Multiplatforms"
referenced, and wonder which platforms with works for?  iSeries?
zSeries (zo/s?)?  LUW?  All of them?

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ADM1822W  The active log is being held by dirty pages.  This is not an
error,  but database performance may be impacted.  If possible, reduce
the database work load.  If this problem persists, either ...

Do we need to refresh a view when a table structure is altered ?. I
thought a view is just a query and it does not have to ? Please let me
know.
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My IT dept person is comparing Web Sphere and MS Share Point to decide
which one to imply.
So far we have found 1 of good and bad on each:
Web Sphere : support multi languages, but no programmer in house