Chapter 15. DB2 Development with Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
When Microsoft releases new operating systems and development environments, one database is first to jump to support them: DB2. I'll bet that's not the database you expected me to name. But it's true. During past releases of Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Visual Studio, the first database to be verified by its vendor to be unconditionally supported in those environs has been DB2. Is it any surprise that IBM has made sure that the ability to develop within Visual Studio is as easy as possible for DB2 application developers and database administrators? Windows is a popular development platform, and IBM knows that matching it with arguably the most popular database (certainly by volume ...
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