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Thursday, 7 December 2006
DB2 9 (codename Viper) chugging along
Topic: Pervasive Computing

Funny we should see the Financial vertical addressed first as a quick start bundle in Viper - especially given the state of our speculations on the advancement of the transactional process industry.

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http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061207/0192659.html 

IBM DB2 9 Data Server Expands XML Presence
Thursday December 7, 4:00 pm ET

New Quick Start Bundles, Customers and Partners Drive Industry Leadership

ARMONK, NY--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 7, 2006 -- IBM (NYSE:IBM - News) today introduced a series of quick start software bundles for the DB2 9 data server designed to help clients adapt their information management environments to meet new standards for handling XML data.

The new DB2 9 pureXML quick start bundles help database administrators and software developers to load XML industry exchange messages and schemas more easily, and to define XML queries and indexes for business applications. The first of these bundles are based on specific industry XML standards that support FIXML and FpML, which are formats developed for the financial industry. The industry-specific XML message exchange formats provide methods to exchange XML data information between and within companies.

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Posted by Portuno Diamo at 8:07 PM EST
Updated: Thursday, 7 December 2006 8:51 PM EST
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