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PR: SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Validated for Latest Version of DB2

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“SuSE Linux Enterprise Server is the first distribution to be
validated on all hardware platforms supported by DB2 for Linux
(including IBM zSeries mainframes) and validated to run DB2
Enterprise Server Edition. SuSE`s success story of enterprise
products builds on the validated distributions, including SLES 7,
SLES 8 on Intel 32 and 64 bit, and SLES 7 on zSeries (and SLES 8 on
zSeries when available). SuSE Linux assures enterprise customers
running database workloads in a tested Linux environment. SLES is a
proven Enterprise Solution and one of the most secure, affordable
and reliable operating systems in the world.

“‘IBM’s DB2 database software is a leader in database
scalability, reliability, multimedia extensibility, and Web
enablement needed for the most demanding e-business applications,’
said Boris Nalbach, CTO SuSE Linux AG. ‘This latest validation is
proof of the successful cooperation between IBM and SuSE and our
determination to deliver Linux-based Enterprise Solutions for the
data center…'”


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