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ABIS Infor - 2012-10

This newsletter (2012-10) contains the following topics:

• News from ABIS
• On November 1st, we will be moving in Leuven to the building next door at Diestsevest 14.

• ABIS is fascinated by Big Data. Quite logical, if you know that we have been active with database technology for more than 25 years. On Friday 7 December 2012, we organise a Big Data kick-off day in Woerden, as an introduction to our Big Data course program in 2013.
• A sample of courses that are guaranteed to run in November 2012:
• UNIX/Linux/AIX shell programming - 05.11.2012 - Leuven
• XML concepts - 08.11.2012 - Woerden
• SQL workshop - 12.11.2012 - Woerden
• UNIX/Linux/AIX fundamentals course - 19.11.2012 - Woerden
• Java concepts - 19.11.2012 - Leuven
• Java programming - 20.11.2012 - Leuven
• TSO/E REXX - 22.11.2012 - Leuven
• Migration of a mainframe environment - Gie Indesteege (ABIS)

You can imagine a lot of reasons why people or companies move. ABIS took the decision to change mainframe, a.o. for economical reasons. For clarity: we speak about a migration of mainframe to mainframe! But what kinds of aspects enter into this migration of a mainframe environment? Read the article.

• MySQL: stored procedures and SQL/PSM - Peter Vanroose (ABIS)

This contribution is a brief tutorial on stored procedures in MySQL. At the same time, it's a report on our (ABIS') experiences with porting stored procedures written in SQL PL (DB2) to MySQL. To be successful, such a port requires some sort of standardised language across platforms. Hence the introductory section on the SQL/PSM standard. Read the article.

• SQL - sur son retour?! - Kris Van Thillo (ABIS)

Si à ce jour vous êtes actifs dans le domaine des données - comme utilisateur, administrateur, architecte - il est peu probable que vous n'ayez pas encore rencontré le terme 'NoSQL'. Des articles traitant BigData, les podcast sur le Cloud,... tous font assez souvent référence a ce terme. Mais qu'est-ce que c'est, le NoSQL? Lisez l'article.