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  3. March 2003

RE: DB2

Richard,

The relational database has been part of the OS/400 operating system
since day one (1988).  Before that it was part of CPF on the S/38.  I
have forgotten when IBM started applying the DB2 label to it, but really
it has always been there.  They are trying a little harder these days to
keep it functionally current with IBM's other DB2 offerings.

It is not an option; it is part of the OS.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of Richard Reeve
> Subject: DB2
> 
> How many years has the 400 been using db2?  Is that an option or is it
> the database management software that every machine is shipped with?

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