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06-16-11, 19:22

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DB2 Server Edition vs AESE

There is a DB2 Server Edition and a DB2 AESE

What is the difference between them

Did they phase out the DB2 Server edition

Can I get the DB2 Server Edition in a 9.7

Is 9.7 the latest general release for all DB2 products?

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06-16-11, 23:21

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There is a DB2 Server Edition and a DB2 AESE

There's no "server edition". There are Enterprise Server Edition, Workgroup Server Edition, and a couple of Express Editions.

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What is the difference between them

Check the IBM web site.

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Did they phase out the DB2 Server edition

No.

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Can I get the DB2 Server Edition in a 9.7

No, because there's no "Server Edition". You can get any other existing edition though.

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Is 9.7 the latest general release for all DB2 products?

No. There's DB2 9.8 LUW, which is pureScale. There's also DB2 10 for z/OS.

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06-17-11, 03:35

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DB2 AESE is ESE plus licenses for all these extra features and client tools normaly priced separately:

Storage Optimization Feature (compression)
Performance Optimization Feature (Workload Manager)
Optim Performance Manager
InfoSphere Federation Server (limited use)
InfoSphere Replication Server (limited use)
Optim Development Studio
DB2 Advanced Access Control Feature

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