DB2 ESE 9.7.5 Trial Installation Instructions

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Table of Contents
1
2
Before You Begin ............................................................3

Introduction .....................................................................3
2.1
5
6
7
8
Hardware and Software Prerequisites...........................3

3.1
Hardware Prerequisites ...................................................3
3.2
Software Prerequisites.....................................................4
Getting Started ................................................................4

4.1
Installation of the Appliance (Workstation Image).............4
4.2
Before you start ...............................................................5
Configuration of the DB2 Virtual Appliance..................6

Working with Your Installed System ...........................14
6.1
VMware Tools Install .....................................................14
6.2
Starting and Stopping DB2 service ................................14
6.3
IBM Data Studio ............................................................19
Repackaging..................................................................22
Appendix........................................................................23
8.1
Software Components Reference ....................................3
IBM DB2 Configurations ................................................23
Additional Information ..................................................24

9.1
Feedback.......................................................................24

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1 Before You Begin

Experience the power of DB2 by using the provided DB2 Enterprise 9.7 Virtual Appliance image. This image is designed to run
in VMware Workstation 5.5 / VMware Player 2.0 or later.
Attention: Before you begin using the provided DB2 Enterprise 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance, please make sure you read this guide
thoroughly in order to ensure the successful deployment of the DB2 virtual appliance.
2 Introduction
This document details the deployment procedure for DB2 Enterprise 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance. It will allow you to experience
the fully functional DB2 data server in a VMware based virtual image (VM). The VM also includes customized YaST modules to
guide you through the configuration steps.
2.1
Software Components Reference
The following matrix is meant to provide you with an overview of the software components that are going to be installed in the
virtual appliance, as well as driver versions that are to be applied as part of the deployment.
Version
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
11 + SP1
DB2 Enterprise 9.7
FP5
Technology Explorer for IBM DB2
4.1 Alpha 4
ibm_db2 PHP driver
1.8.3
IBM Data Studio
2.2.1.0
Comment
DB2 Enteprise 9.7 trial license will expire 90

days after the first login of the VA
3 Hardware and Software Prerequisites

Before installation of the DB2 Enterprise 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance can commence, please ensure that you have met all
prerequisites as detailed below.
3.1
Hardware Prerequisites
The DB2 Enterprise 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance is available in both a 32-bit and 64-bit version.
It is required that you have met the following specifications on your host machine:

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3.2
Requirement
Specification
Memory on host machine
Minimum: 1.5 GB
Disk space on host machine
Minimum: 8.0 GB
Software Prerequisites
This Image is designed to run in VMware Workstation 5.5 / VMware Player 2.0 or later. You may download the software from the
VMware website: http://www.vmware.com.
4 Getting Started
4.1
Installation of the Appliance (Workstation Image)
To run the DB2 virtual appliance (either 32 or 64 bit), perform the following steps:
1.
Copy and extract the self-extracting package into a temporary directory. The self-extracting package name should be in
the form of:
2.
DB2_ESE_9.7_trial_VA_<bitness>bit.exe
Extract the contents of the package to the desired directory. On Linux you may use the command:
unrar x DB2_ESE_9.7_trial_VA_<bitness>bit.exe
(You will need an unrar utility that is supported on your platform.)
On Windows, you can extract the contents by executing the following self-extracting package:
DB2_ESE_9.7_trial_VA_<bitness>bit.exe
Attention: The uncompressed image files will take up about 4 GB of space and the size will grow as you use the DB2 virtual
appliance. Please make sure you have enough free disk space before un-compressing the self-extracted package.
3.
Open VMware in your host operating system.
4.
Open the VMware image that was extracted to a directory in step two. You may do this by clicking File > Open and
browsing to the directory the files were extracted in.

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4.2
Before you start
4.2.1
Taking Snapshots of the Virtual Appliance
(Optional) At any point in time when you are using the virtual appliance, if you wish to capture the current state of the image, you
can take a snapshot of the image by doing the following:
1. Click on the
button on the top panel.
2. Enter the name of the Snapshot and press on OK button to save the snapshot.
To revert to an earlier snapshot, click on the

revert to, and then click on the Go to button.
4.2.2
button. In the Manage Snapshot window, click on the snapshot you wish to
Starting up the DB2 Virtual Appliance
To start up the DB2 virtual appliance, press the

button.
You might be asked whether you have moved or copied the virtual machine. Choose I copied it and click [OK] to continue.

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5 Configuration of the DB2 Virtual Appliance

This section describes the detailed procedures on how to successfully configure the DB2 virtual appliance.
1. After powering on the Virtual Machine, select DB2 Enterprise 9.7.5 SLES11 SP1-<bitness>bit [ VMX ] from the boot
menu. Please note this is the default option and will be selected automatically if you miss this menu.

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2.
Wait for the system to boot up and, if everything is successful, you should see the Language and Keyboard layout
screen, as shown below. Click Next to continue.
3.
Now you should see the Welcome screen. Click Next to continue.
4.
You must accept the Novell License Agreement in order to continue; otherwise, the virtual appliance will halt.

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5. You also must accept the IBM DB2 License Agreement in order to continue. Click Next.
6. You can change the hostname of your virtual machine if you wish in the following configuration screen. Note that if you
are going to configure a static IP address for this virtual machine, you should uncheck the Change hostname via
DHCP checkbox. The next configuration screen will allow you to set the static IP. Click Next to continue.
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7. The next configuration screen, as shown below, allows you to optionally configure the network card in your virtual
machine. It has been preset to use DHCP. You can use the
change any of the configurations. Click Next to continue.

button to choose a static IP address and
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8. The next screen allows you to change the timezone of your machine. Please use the drop-down menus and the button
to change this configuration. Press Next to continue.
9. The following screen prompts you to choose a password for the root user. Please choose a secure password and press
Next to continue.

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10. The next screen prompts you to choose passwords for the DB2 instance user, DB2 fenced user, and DB2
administration server user. You can change the default user and group values by un-checking the
checkbox. Press Next to continue.
11. The next screen will show a progress of the DB2 configuration. The DB2 system and instance users will be created.

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12. The next screen shows a summary of the DB2 configuration. All tasks should report a status of OK. Press Next to
continue.
13. The next screen asks you to enter a name for the production database. You can leave the field blank to create the
database at a later time. Press Next to continue.

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14. The next screen shows a summary of the DB2 Database Creation. All tasks should report a status of OK. You will
notice that only the default tablespaces are created in the database. If you wish to create additional
database/tablespaces, creation scripts are created for your convenience. Mark down the location of these scripts and
you will be able to create the desired database objects at a later time. Press Next to continue.

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15. At this point, when you press the Next button, the suseconfig process will run to complete the setup of your system.
This takes a minute or so. You should now see the login screen of the system.
The system is now ready to be used and the DB2 database manager is started. To understand the configurations that have
been applied to your system, you can read about them in the section 8 Appendix.
6 Working with Your Installed System

6.1
VMware Tools Install
It is highly recommended that the end user install the VMware Tools version that comes with their VMware product after the DB2
9.7 Virtual Appliance has been fully configured. VMware Tools brings in many benefits for the use of any virtual appliance,
including better clock synchronization with the host system, improved file movement between the host and guest OS (if
applicable), and improved GUI responsiveness. For more information on VMware Tools, please refer to your VMware product
manual.
6.2
Starting and Stopping DB2 service
In the deployed DB2 virtual appliance environment, a package is installed automatically which allows the user to easily start and
stop DB2 and setup required kernel environment with one single command.
6.2.1
Starting and Stopping DB2 with rcdb2
The rcdb2 tool is pre-installed on the virtual appliance for your convenience. With one single rcdb2 command, you are able to:
check the current status of DB2 Administration Server and instances
setup required kernel parameters and start DB2 and activate all existing DB2 databases
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stop DB2 services all at once

The rcdb2 tool is registered in the default SLES OS startup and stop sequence, so that when the system is shutdown and
started up, DB2 services will be stopped and started up automatically. This can eliminate the users need to stop DB2 manually
before turning off the machine, or start DB2 services manually after every system bootup. To check the current status of DB2,
run the following command with the root user:
# rcdb2 status
DAS:
Instance db2inst1 (/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7):
running
running
To stop DB2, run the following command with the root user:
# rcdb2 stop
Stopping DAS:
Stopping instance db2inst1 (/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7):
done
done
To start DB2, run the following command with the root user:
# rcdb2 start
Starting DAS:
Starting instance db2inst1 (/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7):
Activating database ANYDB for db2inst1
done
done
done
Every time rcdb2 start is executed, it will verify and set the required kernel parameters to run DB2 on the system. When the
kernel parameters are verified in place, the tool will start DB2 Administration Server as well as every DB2 instances and
databases on the system.
To restart DB2, run the following command with the root user:
# rcdb2 restart
Stopping DAS:
Stopping instance db2inst1 (/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7):
Starting DAS:
Starting instance db2inst1 (/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7):
Activating database ANYDB for db2inst1
6.2.2
done
done
done
done
done
Kernel Parameter settings in rcdb2
In a default Linux environment, the default kernel parameter values are not sufficient when running DB2 database on a system.
The DB2 virtual appliance customized rcdb2 start/stop script updates the recommended kernel parameters for a virtualized DB2
server.
By default, the DB2 virtual appliance customized rcdb2 start/stop script updates the following kernel parameters every time
rcdb2 start/restart is executed.

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kernel.shmmax = <90%_of_physical_memory_on_system>
kernel.shmall = <90%_of_physical_memory_on_system_in_pages>
kernel.shmmni = 4096
kernel.msgmni = 1024
kernel.msgmnb = 65536
kernel.msgmax = 65536
kernel.sem = 250 256000 32 4096
vm.swappiness = 0
vm.dirty_ratio = 10
vm.dirty_background_ratio = 5
fs.file-max = 262144
Attention: It is strongly recommended to keep the default DB2 kernel parameter settings. Modifying any default DB2 kernel
parameters may result in DB2 running on the system not able to perform properly.
If you are certain and would still like to modify the kernel parameters, execute the following command to modify the kernel
parameters temporarily. Note that you must have root authority to modify kernel parameters.
# /sbin/sysctl -w <kernel_parameter_name>=<new_value>
For example, if you would like to set the value of kernel.msgmax to 65536:
# /sbin/sysctl w kernel.msgmax=65536
NOTE: The kernel parameters will only be modified temporarily. Every time the system is rebooted, or when rcdb2 start/restart is
executed, the kernel parameters will be updated to the above default virtualized DB2 environment settings.
6.2.3
DB2 Registry and DBM/DB Configuration Settings
During the initial DB2 configuration module, certain Database Manager settings have been pre-configured for your DB2
environment. These settings are configured based on expert recommendations for easy administration. However, if you have
specific business requirements for your DB2 environment, you may change the parameters as required.
6.2.3.1 Database Manager Configuration Parameters

Check section 8 Appendix.
6.2.3.2 Database Configuration Parameters

If you have chosen to create a database in the DB2 configuration module, or you have used the
/home/${DB2INSTANCE}/bin/createDatabase script to create a database, the following database configuration
parameters would have been applied automatically:
auto_maint ON;
auto_db_backup OFF;
auto_tbl_maint ON;
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auto_runstats ON;
auto_reorg ON;
All other database parameters are set to the DB2 default values.
6.2.3.3 Displaying DB2 profile registry / Configuration parameters

To display a list of configured DB2 profile registry parameters:
db2set all
To display a list of configured DB2 Database Manager Configuration parameters:
db2 attach to <DB2INSTANCE>

db2 get dbm cfg show detail
To display a list of configured DB2 Database Configuration parameters:
db2 connect to <DBNAME>

db2 get db cfg show detail
6.2.3.4 Modifying DB2 profile registry / Configuration parameters
If any of the above parameters do not fit your business requirements, you may change the parameters using the following
utilities.
To update DB2 profile registry parameters:
db2set <REGISTRY_PARAMETER>=<VALUE>
To update Database Manager (DBM) configuration parameters:
db2 update dbm cfg using <PARAM_NAME> <VALUE>

To update Database (DB) configuration parameters:
db2 update db cfg for <DB_NAME> using <PARAM_NAME> <VALUE>

6.2.4
Database and Tablespace Creation Utilities
Once you have successfully deployed the DB2 virtual appliance, you will be provided with scripts for creating additional
databases and tablespaces.
The location of the scripts is in the DB2 instances home directory under the bin directory:
/home/<DB2INSTANCE>/bin/createDatabase

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/home/<DB2INSTANCE>/bin/createTablespaces
6.2.4.1 createDatabase script
The createDatabase script is executed if you have chosen to create a database in the DB2 configuration module.
The database created will have the following attributes:
Storage method: Automatic storage database using database/storage path on /db2fs
Database will be created under: /db2fs/<DB2INSTANCE>/NODE0000/<DBNAME>
Database partitions: 0
Buffer Pools: A bufferpool named bpool8k is created by default with page size of 8 kB.
If you wish to create an additional database, you can create a database using the preconfigured createDatabase script following
the following procedures:
1.
Login as DB2 instance user
db2server:~ # su db2inst1
2.
Change directory to /home/<DB2INSTANCE>/bin directory:
db2inst1@db2server:~> cd bin
3.
Execute the createDatabase script from the bin directory:
db2inst1@db2server:~/bin> ./createDatabase <DATABASE_NAME>

4.
When the database has successfully created, you should see the following message:
db2inst1@db2server:~/bin> ./createDatabase TESTDB

[*]
[*]
[*]
[*]
[*]
[*]
[*]
Creating database TESTDB... OK

Creating db partition groups ... OK
Creating buffer pools... OK
Configuring database... OK
Database created and configured successfully.
Restarting instance... OK
Database creation complete.
6.2.4.2 createTablespaces script

Once you have created a database in the DB2 configuration or manually using the createDatabase script, you are ready to use
the createTablespaces script to create the data, index, and temporary tablespaces for your database. The createTablespace
script calculates the size of all data, index, and temporary tablespaces based on the space available and recommended certain
sizes. If you do not wish to create the tablespaces based on the recommended sizes, you can optionally provide your own size
preferences for individual tablespaces.
Note: Please note that the provided createTablespaces script depends on the provided createDatabase script. The
createTablespace script will not work If you have not created a database using either the DB2 Configuration tool or manually
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The createTablespaces script will perform the following:

Calculates available space across database containers.
Creates three tablespaces of different sizes based on recommended calculated sizings:
o DATA tablespace: available container space divided by 3
o INDEX tablespace: available container space divided by 3
o TEMP tablespace: available container space divided by 9
All tablespaces will be created in page size of 8 kB, using bufferpool bpool8k.
Remaining container space will be left as free physical space, which can be used for storing database backups.
To create pre-configure tablespaces using the createTablespace script, please follow the following steps:
1.
Login as DB2 instance user
db2server:~ # su db2inst1
2.
Change directory to /home/<DB2INSTANCE>/bin directory:
db2inst1@db2server:~> cd bin
3.
Execute the createTablespaces script from the bin directory:
~/bin> ./createTablespaces <DATABASE_NAME>

4.
The recommended tablespace sizing will be displayed. Enter Y to accept the default sizing or N to provide your own
sizing preferences.
~/bin> ./createTablespaces TESTDB

Please verify the following information.
Size of the DATA tablespace per partition: 12GB
Size of the INDEX tablespace per partition: 12GB
Size of the TEMP tablespace per partition: 4GB
Is this correct? (Y/N)
5.
6.3
The tablespaces will then be created. The createTablespaces progress may take several hours to finish. Please wait
patiently for the tablespaces to get created.
IBM Data Studio
With the advent of IBM Data Studio comes a major advance in the way DB2 developers and administrators alike carry out
their day to day functions. Historically, depending on the tasks to be completed, it was common to switch back and forth
between disparate tools such as Control Center, Health Monitor, Developer Workbench, and even the DB2 Command Line
Processor (CLP).
The release of IBM Data Studio changes all this, facilitating DB2 administration, design, development, and monitoring all within
an integrated, Eclipsed-based environment. Data Studio, the same tool that allows tuning of buffer pools and restriction of
access to data objects, can now be used to develop data web services and debug stored procedures. By leveraging the power
of IBM Data Studio, users are certain to enjoy increased productivity as they find themselves able to perform a majority of their
tasks within a single environment.
6.3.1
Launching Data Studio
To launch the IBM Data Studio, login as a DB2 instance user, and execute the following command:
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db2inst1@db2server:~> /opt/IBM/IBM_DataStudio_Standalone/datastudio &

In the Select a workspace dialog, accept the default path (or choose your own) and optionally check the Use this as the
default and do not ask again checkbox. Click OK.
Data Studio will now start with the Welcome homepage.
Minimize this window by clicking the minimize button located at the top right to bring you into the Data perspective as shown
below.

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7 Repackaging
The purpose of pre-integrating software into the DB2 9.7 Virtual Appliance is to alleviate the application installation, configuration,
and integration tasks from the end-user, making the deployment of the applications on DB2 in a VA easy and painless.
We use SUSE Studio technology to build such appliances which accompany this document. As a SUSE Studio user, you can
also easily build customized appliances with DB2 through integrated templates.
If you are interested in integrating your solution into a DB2 Express-C virtual appliance, you can either search for db2 on SUSE
Studio (http://susegallery.com/search?q=db2), or visit the following links (respective of your desired architecture) to obtain the
integrated templates:
32bit http://susegallery.com/a/EMFF3Y/db2-express-c-972-sles11-sp1-32-bit
64bit http://susegallery.com/a/EMFF3Y/db2-express-c-972-sles11-sp1-64-bit
These templates both contain DB2 Express-C running on Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1 operating system.
For more information, or for other editions of DB2, please feel free to contact askdata@ca.ibm.com and enter "Use of DB2 9.7
Virtual Appliance for Repackaging" in the subject line.

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8 Appendix
The following section provides information on certain configurations already performed on your DB2 Appliance.
8.1
IBM DB2 Configurations
DB2 version installed is 9.7 FP5.

Setting Type
Default
Configured in VA
Installation Directory
/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7
- /opt/ibm/db2/V9.7
DB2 Instance User /Group
db2inst1/db2grp1
May be changed by the user on first boot of

the virtual machine.
DB2 Administration Server User/Group
dasusr1/dasadm1
May be changed the user on first boot of the

virtual machine.
DB2 Fenced User/Group
db2fenc1/db2fgrp1
May be changed the user on first boot of the

virtual machine.
DB2 Port Number
db2c_%INSTANCE%/50001
50001
DFTDBPATH
/home/%INSTANCE%
/db2fs
DIAGPATH
/home/%INSTANCE%
/db2fs/diag
DB2COMM
N/A
TCPIP

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9 Additional Information
9.1
Feedback
Thank you for using DB2 9.7 Virtual Appliance.

We welcome your feedback about your experience on the DB2 virtual appliance. If you notice anything not working correctly, or
would like to comment on your experience on the DB2 virtual appliance, please send your feedback to askdata@ca.ibm.com:
enter "DB2 9.7 Virtual Appliance" in the subject line.

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Before You Begin ............................................................3

Hardware and Software Prerequisites...........................3

Hardware Prerequisites ...................................................3

Getting Started ................................................................4

Installation of the Appliance (Workstation Image).............4

Before you start ...............................................................5

Configuration of the DB2 Virtual Appliance..................6

VMware Tools Install .....................................................14

Starting and Stopping DB2 service ................................14

IBM Data Studio ............................................................19

Software Components Reference ....................................3

IBM DB2 Configurations ................................................23

Additional Information ..................................................24

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

1 Before You Begin

Software Components Reference

DB2 Enterprise 9.7

Technology Explorer for IBM DB2

ibm_db2 PHP driver

IBM Data Studio

DB2 Enteprise 9.7 trial license will expire 90

3 Hardware and Software Prerequisites

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

Memory on host machine

Disk space on host machine

Installation of the Appliance (Workstation Image)

Open VMware in your host operating system.

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

Before you start

Taking Snapshots of the Virtual Appliance

button on the top panel.

To revert to an earlier snapshot, click on the

Starting up the DB2 Virtual Appliance

To start up the DB2 virtual appliance, press the

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

5 Configuration of the DB2 Virtual Appliance

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button to choose a static IP address and

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6 Working with Your Installed System

VMware Tools Install

Starting and Stopping DB2 service

Starting and Stopping DB2 with rcdb2

stop DB2 services all at once

Kernel Parameter settings in rcdb2

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

DB2 Registry and DBM/DB Configuration Settings

6.2.3.1 Database Manager Configuration Parameters

6.2.3.2 Database Configuration Parameters

6.2.3.3 Displaying DB2 profile registry / Configuration parameters

db2 attach to <DB2INSTANCE>

db2 connect to <DBNAME>

db2 update dbm cfg using <PARAM_NAME> <VALUE>

db2 update db cfg for <DB_NAME> using <PARAM_NAME> <VALUE>

Database and Tablespace Creation Utilities

IBM DB2 ESE 9.7 Trial Virtual Appliance

Login as DB2 instance user