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Hi, When will the recording of this webinar be available (for those of us who missed it)? Thank you! Kind regards, Damir ------------------------------ Damir Wilder Senior Consultant Triton Consulting London ------------------------------

Hi Amit, It always helps to give extra details about your environment, such as which client you are using (Java, Python, ...) and on which environment (Windows?). But anyways, according to other people's experiences, you may want to check if your Db2 libraries are accessible on the client (i.e. in the ...

Hi Rajib, Thanks for your answers, they do make a lot of sense. And they also confirm what Jan mentioned above (JDBC calls being translated into DRDA protocol). Regarding the FMPs, we should be able to figure out if they ever (since the last instance restart?) used Java (JVM) by running the command ...

Fantastic comment, I love it :-) However, just wondering out loud... weren't Java applications supposed to have a (faulty) garbage collection - and not C++ applications, which should (mis)manage memory on their own? ------------------------------ Damir Wilder Senior Consultant Triton Consulting London ...

Hi All, To my understanding, Db2, being a native C++ application (right?), will only use the Java libraries (or the JRE) in such cases as: -when a Java client requests a remote connection to a Db2 database (via JDBC) -when external Java stored procedures are being called from within a Db2 database ...