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<strong>Getting</strong> Started with <strong>pureQuery</strong><br />

• Isolate problems to the correct layer in the stack, including visibility into database<br />

related performance indicators in WebSphere application servers<br />

With these insights, problems that took days to isolate before can now be found in minutes.<br />

The problems can be solved by one person, rather than having to route a problem from<br />

DBA to net admin, to AIX and WAS admin, to developer, just to try to gather enough<br />

information and skills to investigate every layer of the stack.<br />

1.6 Career path<br />

Because the vision of <strong>pureQuery</strong> is to support a wide variety of heterogeneous database<br />

environments, learning the tools and APIs associated with <strong>pureQuery</strong> can help you be<br />

more productive as a developer or DBA in an environment where support of mixed<br />

databases is required.<br />

Application developers who use the <strong>pureQuery</strong> API can build applications that run both on<br />

DB2 (and which can easily be converted to static SQL for optimized applications) and on<br />

Informix Dynamic Server and Oracle databases. Additional databases are planned to be<br />

added to this list over time. And the process to optimize existing Java applications using<br />

client optimization is supported across all those databases.<br />

In addition, the emphasis on performance in the development cycle with <strong>pureQuery</strong> will<br />

help application developers grow database and query tuning skills that can help them grow<br />

to a DBA or specialized query tuning position.<br />

1.7 The <strong>pureQuery</strong> community<br />

Because <strong>pureQuery</strong> is a platform that can span a variety of data servers, programming<br />

languages, and IT roles, <strong>pureQuery</strong> will benefit a wide variety of communities – any of the<br />

DB2 communities, Oracle communities, or Java development communities for example.<br />

There is also a developerWorks discussion forum on Optim Development Studio and<br />

<strong>pureQuery</strong> that many people in the community and in the software labs monitor and<br />

respond to at<br />

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=1086&categoryID=19

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