Welcome to our new website

We're glad to present the brand new website of our PDUG community. If you're used to the previous version layout, here are some hints:

section "About us" tells our story, present PDUG's mission and show who stands behind the scene;
"Conferences" contains not only all the necessary information about the upcoming events, but also photos and presentations from the past ones;
"Membership" section is about why and how to become a PDUG member;
section "Blog" is the place for knowledge sharing between our members. You'll find here Db2 related articles;
and "Resources" gathers all the documents and links (including resolutions, presentations, templates).

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Polish Db2 User Group is a family of Db2 passionates, who build a better world around the concept of Db2. Learn about the technology. Meet fantastic people. Build your database knowledge and your personal visibility in the Db2 world. Join us!

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The upcoming PDUG conference

Join the XXVI PDUG conference

Where?

Warsaw, Emilii Plater 53,
BEC Financial Technologies office

When?

To be announced

Become a speaker

Submit the abstract till (???) and join the the next PDUG as a speaker

Submit abstract

Join the XXVI PDUG conference

Where?

Warsaw, Emilii Plater 53,
BEC Financial Technologies office

When?

To be announced

Become a speaker

Submit the abstract till (???) and join the the PDUG as a speaker

Submit abstract

Previous events

PDUG 2025 in Warsaw

September 25, 2025

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September 26, 2025

PDUG 2025 in Warsaw

PDUG 2025 in Krakow

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PDUG 2025 in Krakow

Latest on our blog

Data page — the molecule of Db2 LUW

What if you put your Db2 LUW database under a microscope? What would you see? What’s the smallest identifiable unit, into which the database can be divided? Let's check the anatomy of Db2 LUW.

SMS — system managed space in Db2 LUW

When we think about a relational database, we see tables, where you can add, delete and sort rows. We also see schemas that connect these tables. But how does it look from the storage perspective?

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