RE: System i5 equivalent to DB2 Cube Views

Elvis,

Looked at the presentation.   While it has some good information, some
I can use later, it doesn't talk about DB2 Cube Views anywhere.    DB2
Cube Views would only be from IBM.   A few vendors, like SPSS, have
created their own data warehouse application that is build on DB2/400
but adds in their own way of storing data and a PC server to "cube"
things.   While SPSS is a super tool set, it is also expensive and might
me more than what we need at this time.   

My point was, if DB2/400 has a DB2 Cube Views "add-on" product feature
code then QMF for Windows can do OLAP queries out of the box and I may
not have to buy the other vendor's expensive "value add" tools.   The
other DB2s for VM and MVS have a DB2 Cube Views product so OLAP Queries
in QMF for Windows works automagically.    But if DB2/400 is downlevel
from the real DB2s then there is no DB2 Cube Views and thus the full
features of certain tools can't work.   If that's the case, how sad.  
That's probably the case since most IT shops don't consider the System
i5 to be something in which to build true data warehouses; also sad.

But the question remains, is there a DB2 Cube Views for DB2/400.   

Thanks,

Dave