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vikram.goswami

Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:43 pm Post subject: BIP9803W error while manually creating broker

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smdavies99

Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:29 pm Post subject:

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Firstly you should make sure that the DB2 Database Manager is running. Obviously if it is not running you won't be able to create a DB.
Then I'd use the DB2 Control centre to create your database.
Once that is done, I'd use the ODBC admin panel to add the DSN
Then I would be ready to create the database.

Why?
Over the years, I have developed a set of parameters that work on DB2 when using broker. These are all in a set of easily editable scripts.

The simple steps shown in the URL you provided are fine but I really prefer to create the DB2 database myself but for simple dev purposes, creating a DB using the DB2 Control centre works fine.
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vikram.goswami

Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 3:05 pm Post subject: How to make sure that the DB2 Database Manager is running

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How to make sure that the DB2 Database Manager is running ?

what are the DB2 services need to be running in windows for the command mqsicreatedb.

i create the database BRKDB1 and created the DSN also but still getting the same error.

Should i login as db2admin and try running this command.

In my system the DB2 services running are:
1. DB2 - DB2COPY1 - DB2_01-0
2. DB2 Governor (DB2COPY1)
3. DB2 JDBC Applet Server
4. DB2 License Server (DB2COPY1)
5. DB2 Management Service (DB2COPY1)
6. DB2 Remote Command Server (DB2COPY1)
7. DB2 Security Server
8. DB2 Security Server (DB2COPY1)
9. DB2DAS - DB2DAS00

I log into my system as my pesonal id which has root access. I tried to add user db2admin to my id but i could not add it.

smdavies99

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:03 am Post subject:

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i think you need to some DB2 101 training

From a command window, NO DB2 commands are valid apart from....

db2cmd

This will spawn a new command window with all the DB2 commands valid

Also, if you run the DB2 Control Centre (via Start-Programs->) you will soon see if the DBM is running or not.
It is a lot easier to create a Database (for beginners anyway) via the control centre than from the command line unless you just use all the defaults.
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