SuSE Linux Database Server combines SuSE Linux 7.0 with IBM's DB2Nuremberg 01 Nov 2000 SuSE Linux and IBM bring DB2 Universal Database to Linux SuSE Linux Database Server provides companies with a basis for their e-business that expands with their growing demands and success.
As with SuSE Linux, the DB2 product family also supports a wide range of hardware. This combination is perfectly suited for data exchange between different platforms as well as for the implementation of very large databases on different hardware architectures. The comprehensive scalability of DB2 Universal Database provides flexibility from small PC database to terabyte data warehouse. With its object relational extenders, DB2 can also support data types such as images, videos, audio files and text documents and has everything needed to allow easy integration with Internet applications. DB2 Universal Database is a winner because of its extremely reliable relational database functionality, LDAP and Unicode support, transaction orientated performance (OLTP), object relational extensions as well as first class optimizer technology. In addition to SuSE Linux server version, SuSE Linux Database Server includes a multi-user version of the DB2 database for applications and data used in a work group or a department with a PC based LAN.
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