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dan, >Is DB2 *not* considered "industrial strength?" Depends on how you define industrial strength of course. 1)Performance is probably comparable in raw form. 2)The Oracle toolset and PL/SQL are far in advance of iSeries DB2. Oracle is far more configurable at the lowest level and supports numerous extensions to SQL that enhance its usability. 3)Depends too on how much credit you give the iSeries underlying architecture. Some of the things that help small to medium users can kill very large database users. 4)Underneath it all is my point that some of the performance limitations of the Java J2EE world can be mitigated by the back end database. On non-iSeries db2 is catching up pretty quick since they seem to do a release a week. Not sure what this is doing for stability tho. Regards Konrad
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