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COMMON Seminars

COMMON Seminars are part of the new “COMMON…Customized” education model. Seminars are one-day workshops that combine lecture and live demonstration on leading edge topics to meet the increasing educational needs of attendees. They are offered in a number of cities across North America , allowing COMMON to bring education closer to the System i community.

COMMON Seminars are designed to enhance the educational opportunities for System i professionals and bolster their daily workplace needs. They are conducted by industry-leading experts and provide focused education at a minimized cost.

Seminar Benefits:

  • All-day educational workshops on leading edge topics
  • Focused, interactive education presented by industry experts
  • A cost effective educational offering to meet System i professionals’ needs
  • Offered close to you throughout North America

If you are interested in partnering with COMMON to schedule a seminar close to you, or would like more information about COMMON Seminars, please contact Elise Stredney at elise_stredney@common.org or 312.279.0239.

Upcoming Seminars

Getting Started with DB2 Web Query
by Gene Cobb, IBM

Saturday, April 10, 2010 • Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois

LUG Partner: OMNI User Group

Are you Using Query/ 400 and want to modernize the reports generated? Are you looking to do more advanced reporting? Do you have lots of different reporting needs from different end users? IBM DB2 Web Query for i is IBM’s strategic replacement for the Query/ 400 product and may be just the tool to solve your needs. Come to this workshop to get a jump-start on this robust, extensible, and productive reporting solution.

In this workshop you will learn how to:

  1. Import Query/ 400 queries into DB2 Web Query and “Web enable” the output.
  2. Define file joins in one place: the DB2 Web Query metadata layer.
  3. Easily build new reports and graphs using DB2 Web Query development tools.
  4. Create jaw dropping dashboards that will impress your management.
  5. Set up OLAP reports to analyze, drill down, and slice & dice data.
  6. Create Active Reports to access and analyze your data without requiring access to DB2 Web Query or even
    your IBM i system.
  7. Implement techniques to secure your reports and data.
  8. Use the advanced report development capabilities available in the Developer Workbench client.
  9. Maximize Web Query performance.
  10. Set up a scheduled report and automated email distribution using DB2 Web Query Report Broker.

Part of COMMON’s Seminar Series, it will be held in partnership with the OMNI User Group and is a great opportunity to learn about DB2 Web Query.

Details:

Saturday, April 10, 2010

IBM, Oakbrook Terrace
2 Lincoln Center
Suite 200
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181

8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00 am

About the Speaker
Gene Cobb is a DB2 for i technology specialist in the IBM Systems Software DB2 for i Development team. He joined IBM in 1988 and spent over 10 years as an application consultant in the IBM STG Lab Services group, formerly the Client Technology Center (CTC) in Rochester, Minnesota. His current responsibilities include the promotion, education, enablement, and technical support of IBM DB2 Web Query, the strategic query and reporting solution for the IBM i platform. He speaks and writes regularly about DB2 for i and DB2 Web Query topics, and was a co-author of the IBM Rebook “Getting Started with DB2 Web Query for System i.”

Click here to register online.

Click here to download a PDF registration form.

 
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