OS/2 USER GROUP MEETING: June 19, San Francisco, DB2/2

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Author: Dave Briccetti
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 00:00

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             OS/2 Bay Area User Group Enterprise Computing SIG 
 
                           The New, Improved DB2/2
 
                      Monday, June 19th, 1995, 7 - 9 P.M.
 
                           IBM Building, 22nd Floor 
                               425 Market Street 
                              San Francisco, CA 
 
   

 The Enterprise Computing SIG of the OS/2 Bay Area User Group will hold 
 its June meeting on Monday, June 19.  The presentation will be by IBM, 
 on, "The New, Improved DB2/2."   

 The featured speaker is Doug Johnson, IBM Western Area Marketing 
 Specialist. He will present:   

    -  Performance improvements due to new parallelism features. 
    -  Stored procedures. 
    -  Triggers for business rules. 
    -  Blobs - support for large object data types. 
    -  Distributed databases. 
    -  Spanning mutiple physical drives. 
    

  We've waited a long time for these features.  Come on in and hear the 
  details from a local expert.   

  Once again, due to the generosity of our IBM sponsor, we'll be having a 
  drawing (hint: it'll make you feel connected).   

    

-- 
Dave Briccetti Software Consulting | OS/2 Bay Area User Group
OS/2 Programming Consulting;       | (President, Developers SIG, PR)
Programming Education Grades 4-12  | Meeting announce: comp.os.os2.announce
510 945-7565, P.O. 1713  | Web: file://ftp.netcom.com/pub/os/os2baug/main.html
Lafayette, CA 94549-7013 | FTP: ftp.netcom.com/pub/os/os2baug

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