This document describes how to download and install IBM® Data Studio Version 4.1.x. IBM Data Studio is included in every DB2 edition. IBM Data Studio provides a single integrated environment for database administration and application development. This roadmap outlines the information resources available for IBM Data Studio Version 4.1. I'm running IBM Data Studio 4.1.1 in Windows 8.1. I have a copy of DB2 Express-C 10.5 on the same machine and it has two instances, the default one of DB2 and a new.

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Are you very very current with all your DB2 maintenance? And on DB2 V10 NFM. If so, then you can try 4.1. There are fixes for DB2 V10 that must be applied or it will NOT work.

(PTF UK91146for DataStudio V4.1.0.0 ) I've just started playing with it. So far I have mixed feelings about it. Myron ________________________________ From: Phil Jackson To: [login to unmask email] Sent: Monday, July 15, 2013 1:41 PM Subject: [DB2-L] - IBM Data Studio 4.1 - how does it compare with previous versions? I am currently using IBM Data Studio 3.2.0.0. Are folks happy with the new version 4.1 and recommend upgrading? Thanks, Phil J. -----End Original Message.

I crashed our db2 test lpar when I first ran 4.1!!! I found a HIPER that fixed the problem and then I could work with it. At the moment I am staying down level for now! Roy Boxwell SOFTWARE ENGINEERING GmbH and SEGUS Inc. -Product Development- Robert-Stolz-Stra?e 5 40470 D?sseldorf/Germany Tel.

+49 (0)211 96149-675 Fax +49 (0)211 96149-32 Email: [login to unmask email]. True but DS 4.1 won the honour of being the first JAVA ap using it! Roy Boxwell SOFTWARE ENGINEERING GmbH and SEGUS Inc. -Product Development- Robert-Stolz-Stra?e 5 40470 D?sseldorf/Germany Tel. +49 (0)211 96149-675 Fax +49 (0)211 96149-32 Email: [login to unmask email]______________________________________________________________________________ David Simpson Vice President Themis Education 123 South Avenue E, Westfield NJ, 07090 phone 908-233-8900 [login to unmask email]. I've just started using DS 4.1 with LUW 10.1 and I have a question regarding Visual Explain and how it compares to DS 3.2.

Let me start by saying while I like some of what they did in 4.1, I think they also messed up a bunch of things usability wise. 1) In 3.1 there was an option to export the VE diagram and data and reimport it (basically it saved it all as an XML file). I don't see a similar option in 4.1. You can save it as a picture (useless) or as HTML (DS now uses a browser to show & manipulate the access path). However, when you open that HTML file, it can't be manipulated the way it could originally. Has anyone found a useful way to save it?

Joe In Reply to Phil Jackson: I am currently using IBM Data Studio 3.2.0.0. Are folks happy with the new version 4.1 and recommend upgrading?

Thanks, Phil J. Joe, I have not used the VE feature in Data Studio for a number of years. I do, however, use the Query Tuner Workflow Assistant in Data Studio 4.1 for both DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for LUW. When I do the save to an XML file is in the top left corner of the diagram. You may want to drift away from using Visual Explain as I do not believe they are enhancing it at all and QTWA is the way to go.

Simply right click on your database and choose 'Start Tuning'. You can also pick 'Start Tuning' over 'Open Visual Explain' when you right click in a SQL script window. Cheers, Dan On Thu, 23 Jan 2014 14:14:55 -0700 (MST), Joe Geller wrote: >I've just started using DS 4.1 with LUW 10. Th-42pv8h Service Manual. 1 and I have a question >regarding Visual Explain and how it compares to DS 3.2. Let me start by >saying while I like some of what they did in 4.1, I think they also messed >up a bunch of things usability wise.