What is your primary use case for IBM Db2 Database?

We primarily use the platform to store query data. I work in a bank, where we store customer information on it.

We continued with our existing mainframe Db2 solution due to its high availability and the ability to maintain an active configuration across multiple servers or LPARs.

We use the product for managing large volumes of data, particularly in mainframe environments. It supports interoperability with other IBM systems and products.

IBM Db2 is a database for our core banking. We extract data from Db2 and put it in the data warehouse.

The IBM Db2 Database in our organization is used for diverse industry clients, including the banking and entertainment sectors. The solution has been used for OLTP and warehousing in our company.

In my current project, where we're taking information from an old IBM mainframe and using Db2 to convert those checkups into GRP (Government resource planning solution). We have a transaction server, Db2, that already exists in one place. We have our own solution using Oracle. So, from this transaction, we're taking information from Db2. We're running about the engine, that is, the various queries. And they're taking the information into our Oracle server. That's the way we're cleaning and fine-tuning the information taken from one system to our system. And that system is Db2. We are using our own developed workflow management system. We're working mainly for IMF and World Bank with Asian Development Bank. Based on the aids, they're giving in that particular workflow, we define the process needed for any country receiving aid. We provide the solution to any government's finance department in any country. So, in team mode, they previously had the IBM solution. We're using our GRP solution, which is a public finance government resource planning solution. We need to use the existing system. On top of that, we're providing the vendors and information to the public regarding the aid they're getting from that department. So it's like a combination of solutions using various components to provide the solution in GRP from the existing IBM solution.

I'm helping customers migrate from Oracle to Db2. I am also assisting with business intelligence using Db2 Database.

I use the product to audit databases, SQL statements, and user activities. I am currently working on migrating the on-premise database to IBM Docker.

We use the solution as a database for e-commerce applications.

I was a heavy user of IBM Db2 Database. So, I used it for very complex queries because data extensively was with the mainframe database.

We are using IBM Db2 Database for our data center.

We're using the solution for an e-commerce project.

Our primary use case of Db2 Database is for online transactions.

Our company uses the solution as a database service for a client in the furniture manufacturing industry.

We are a bank. The banking system uses IBM Db2 Database to save data in the database.

The only reason we are using IBM Db2 Database is that our client has an IBM setup for a data warehouse.

It's shipped with another software IBM product called Maximo. I'm using it just as an underline. It is a typical database. I use it as a database container.

I am currently using IBM Db2 for z/OS. It is used to manage a huge amount of structured business data and provides DB services for many different applications.

I'm using this solution for a financial network. I make and prepare the databases for analysis. I'm using version 11.5. There are 1,200 people using this solution in my organization. It's deployed on-premise.

Db2 is mainly used for Core Banking Systems, credit card systems, and production systems for CBS collecting.

It is installed on the mainframe that we use for our applications.

My main use of Db2 is as an additional data source for integration or a source for integration adapters.

It's not the Db2 LUW, which is Linux, Unix, Windows. It's the mainframe. It's the active-active, high availability environment that we need for the aggressive SLAs that we've got here in Saudi Arabia.

IBM Db2 Database is a relational database and we use it for all our company's transaction data.

We primarily use the solution as the main data store warehouse for the corporation.

We are partners with IBM and I'm for implementing Power systems with DB2 in this company.

The solution is used for database management.

We use the solution as a database that connects to some legacy mainframe systems.

We are using it for our SAP system.

The primary uses for this product have to do with the card management system for banks. We are working mostly in the financial sector and banking sector, so there are some card management systems there that we often work with. There are some databases for which we see value in using Db2, so we are working with this solution.

Our primary use case for IBM Db2 is ERP.

Db2 is our primary database for applications in our two data centers. We have a large number of financial transactions that happen every day, and Db2 handles our transaction management.

I handle implementation. I install the Db2 Database before I send it to the developer or the application team. Also, sometimes, I have to migrate the database from one platform to another.

The primary use for our Db2 database is for OLAP (Online Analytical Processing). Our department is using it for data warehousing and data analysis. We are deploying some of our enterprise systems to Azure. We would like to migrate data there and most of the systems will be running on the infrastructure as a service, so we will have lots of servers. Migrating data from Db2 becomes an important matter. Our target currently is to create the infrastructure which would include the servers, the backup solutions, the databases, application servers and whatever else we need.

I used DB2 two years ago. It's a data warehouse project solution for a bank. I use DB2 as a warehouse and the data stacks for the APL. My role in this project was as a database designer. I would design the database, the warehouse, and get the requirements. I am not detailed in the technicality of creating the table in DB2. I am now selling this product.

We are not using this with other users, it is dedicated to our backup solution. We only have one instance, one user, one service, and we don't have any other users or clients that we connect to. A database system is a tool used for reporting and to monitor if it is running or if there are any issues. We can set alarms and warnings. It is a backup system that manages the backup.

The solution is a major central relational database management system that maintains all of the data for our bank's core business.

We primarily use the solution for different banking systems.

We use this solution for financial software and also for asset management. We have a public cloud deployment using Microsoft Azure.

We use the on-prem deployment model of this solution.

Our primary use case for this solution was as a data lake, in an on-premises deployment. We stopped using this solution almost a year ago.

My primary use case is for media management purposes.