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How to join BL.INK and IBM DB2

Discover how to join BL.INK with IBM DB2 for integrated analysis.

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Replicate BL.INK and IBM DB2 data into one target storage and analyze it with your BI Tool.
How to join BL.INK and IBM DB2 with Pipes
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About BL.INK

BL.INK is a short link management platform that enables businesses to make smarter use of their links by creating custom-branded short links using actual words, in order to manage their brand identity.

About IBM DB2

IBM DB2 is a relational database management system for enterprise-wide solutions developed by IBM. A relational database is a database in which all of the data is logically contained in tables. These databases are organized according to the relational model. In a relational database like IBM DB2, referential integrity ensures data integrity by enforcing rules with referential constraints, check constraints, and triggers.

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