Leverage data partitioning for scalability and high performance on Linux
Friday, June 29, 2007
This gives the step by step howto for implementing DPF in a SUSE enterprise v9
A colorful intro to db2 DPF
Secrets surrounding db2 locking behaviour
Thursday, May 31, 2007
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0501melnyk/
Packages : concepts, examples and common problems
Friday, April 20, 2007
I am changing this blog into a full db2 blog that I am going to note down my everyday experiences and links that I wont want to miss.. The 1st of them is about packages, which is not an easily understandable concept in db2 atleast in UDB universe.
Packages : concepts,examples and common problems
Below is the blog of Dwaine Snow, the author of
Advanced db2 dba certification 704 ..book
Dwaine Snow's blog
And atlast this is Susan Visser's blog on IBM pubs in everything DB2 UDB.
Agent survey
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
Way of describing agents -Autonomous, rational ... cant.High-level - has some computing resources that are finite. It cant'- Brooks.Intentional systems - behavior can be predicted by the method of attributing beliefs, desire and rational.
Folk psychology- behaviour is explained using attitudes such as belief and wanting.
First order intentional systems have belief and desire..2nd- belief and desire and other intentional systems about belief and desire of them and others.
McCarthy - intentional stance is most useful when applied to systems whose structure is not fully known.Attitudes for representing agents - info attitudes and pro-attitudes Info- attitudes - Information, belief.Pro- intention, desire, commitment, oblication, choice..Related to each other.Referential opacity - the equivalence sets up context opacity.Intentional systems cant be described in classical 1st order logic since the truth equivalence does not preserve it's meaning.