IBM launches free version of DB2    Tuesday, January 31 2006 @ 01:41 PM EST Contributed by: sde IBM Monday announced a free version of its DB2 database aimed at attracting application developers who might have opted for open source alternatives. DB2 Express-C is available now to customers and developers as a free download, IBM says. DB2 Express-C provides the same core DB2 data server in a smaller package specifically designed for use in software development, deployment, redistribution and embedding within applications, IBM says. IBM so far hasn't set any limits on the number of users or the number of connections a user may have with DB2 Express-C, and it places no limits on database size. But there are hardware restrictions. Users can deploy DB2 Express-C on systems with up to two processor cores, and up to two dual core chips on x86 systems. The data server supports up to 4 GB of memory. Full article   [ Views: 1948 ]

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