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Db2 Big SQL

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What is Db2 Big SQL?

IBM offers Db2 Big SQL, an enterprise grade hybrid ANSI-compliant SQL on Hadoop engine, delivering massively parallel processing (MPP) and advanced data query. Big SQL offers a single database connection or query for disparate sources such as HDFS, RDMS, NoSQL…

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Score 7 out of 10
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IBM DB2 Big SQL is being used as a database to record fact table transactions in our downstream operations. It is being used by the IT department as a core database but focusing on legacy application support. It solves the problem of storing and retrieving mission critical data that is primarily relational.
  • data storage
  • data manipulation
  • data definitions
  • data reliability
  • complexity of database
  • interface and innovation
IBM Db2 is a legacy database and is primarily great for supporting certain legacy applications. It's simply not as competitive as many solutions on the market now.
  • better data visibility
  • solid reliability for mission critical data
IBM DB2 is a solid service but hasn't seen much innovation over the past decade. It gets the job done and supports our IT operations across digital so it is fair.
IBM is a well known company and supports the data and infrastructure they put out relatively well. I am a fan of their support as it is relatively extensive.
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