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How to catalog a DB2 database
- Open DB2 Command Window
- Run "C:\Program Files\IBM\cmgmt\cmbdbcat81" AIX CAT DBP001 KL101234 INSTP001 KL101234.FQDN.COM 50000
DBP001 is the actual database name
KL101234 is the alias you are going to use to connect to the database, you may keep it the same.
INSTP0001 is the DB2 instance name
Make sure to enter the fully qualified domain name as the hostname (kl101234.fqdn.com)
50000 is the default DB2 port
This is how to uncatalog a database:
- db2 => list node directory (check node)
- db2 => uncatalog node INSTP001
- db2 => list database directory (check db)
- db2 => uncatalog database KL101234
In your DB2 command line window, run: db2
- db2 => connect to KL101234 user icmadmin using icmadmin
- db2 => list tables
To get the new database to work with the IBM Content Manager Windows client and system administration client:
- Add to file: C:\Program Files\ibm\CMgmt\cmbds.ini:
FEDSERVER=KL101234
FEDSERVERREPTYPE=DB2
FEDSCHEMA=ICMADMIN
FEDSSO=FALSE
FEDDBAUTH=SERVER
FEDREMOTE=TRUE
FEDHOSTNAME=kl101234.fqdn.com
FEDPORT=50000
FEDREMOTEDB=DBP001
FEDNODENAME=kl101234
FEDOSTYPE=AIX
- Add to file: C:\Program Files\ibm\CMgmt\cmbicmsrvs.ini:
ICMSERVER=KL101234
ICMSERVERREPTYPE=DB2
ICMSCHEMA=ICMADMIN
ICMSSO=FALSE
ICMDBAUTH=SERVER
ICMREMOTE=FALSE
ICMHOSTNAME=
ICMPORT=
ICMREMOTEDB=
ICMNODENAME=
ICMOSTYPE=
- Now you can startup the IBM Content Manager Windows client and system administration client and login.
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