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Computerworld Australia: IBM’s DB2 9 ‘Viper’ Database to Fully Uncoil July 28

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“IBM is due to officially unveil its DB2 9 database, previously
code-named ‘Viper,’ Thursday. As well as fully detailing
functionality and pricing for the hybrid relational and XML
(extensible markup language) database, the company also committed
to a July 28 worldwide shipping date for the product.

“IBM is positioning DB2 9 as one of its most important database
releases in recent years, given its capacity to store and manage
not only structured relational data but also unstructured XML data
such as audio, video and Web pages natively…”


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