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DB2 Express-C

DB2 Express-C

DB2 Express-C is a full featured relational database aimed at mid-market businesses, ISV partners, application developers and students.

DB2 Express-C is a no-charge community edition of the DB2 data server. It is intended for small businesses and multi-branch companies, as well as developers and business partners who serve these clients. DB2 Express-C can be setup quickly, is easy-to-use, and includes self-managing capabilities. It also embodies all of the core features of the more scalable DB2 editions, including the pureXML technology for powering a new breed of Web 2.0 and SOA based solutions.

A number of other large enterprise class databases have also opted to release versions of their software for Linux, but DB2 Express-C places no restrictions on the size or number of the databases that can be created.

 DB2 Express-C 9.5

Price
Free to download

Size
324MB (64-bit)
285MB (32-bit)
License

Proprietary

Developer
IBM

Website
www.ibm.com

System Requirements
Supported OS:
RHEL Update 4
RHEL 5
SUSE Enterprise Server 9
SUSE Enterprise Server 10

libaio
libstdc5

Support Sites:
Manuals, HOWTO, Forums, Wiki

Selected Reviews:

Features include:

  • Easy to install, embed and deploy
  • Includes self management capabilities, and optimizes performance automatically
  • Full-function relational and XML data server
  • Simple, flexible, powerful, and reliable
  • Supports key development platforms including Java, .NET, PHP, and Ruby on Rails
  • Includes all core DB2 database functionality as well as pureXML, which provides optimized storage of XML data to reduce costs & complexity
  • Powers the next generation of agile SOA applications with pureXML

Restrictions:

  • Processor: 2 cores
  • Memory: 2GB

Features not included in the free edition of DB2 Express-C:

  • Replication
  • High Availability / Disaster Recovery
  • Microsoft Cluster Server support
  • Informix Data Source Support
  • DB2 Web tools
  • GSKit
  • APPC and Netbios
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