IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1
Manually creating DB2 tables
If during the Managing Server installation, installation of the DB2 tables fails, this is indicated by messages in the Managing Server installation summary panel. The summary information displays one of the following messages:
- There are problems in the communication between the Managing Server and the database.
- Installation of the database tables failed or is incomplete.
If the Managing Server files have been successfully installed, but installation of the necessary DB2 tables has failed, you can manually create the DB2 tables.
Perform the following procedure:
- Untar the db2-remote-scripts.tar file from the MS_/path/to/install/base/scripts directory into a temporary directory.
- Run the db2install.sh file as the DB2 Instance user. You will also need the password for the Schema user. For example,
cd /tmp/db2/bin sh db2install.sh db_username schema_user absolute_path_installation_dir user_interface_user db2version
- db_username is the database administrative user who can execute DB2 commands and create tables. If you installed DB2 with the Managing Server, this will be the DB2 instance user, which is by default db2inst1 with a password of itcam610.
- schema_user owns and can create the database tables for the product. If you installed DB2 with the Managing Server, this will be the DB2 instance user, which is by default db2inst1. When you run the script you will get prompted for a password.
- absolute_path_installation_directory is the db2 subdirectory in the temporary directory containing the installation scripts. For example, /tmp/db2.
- user_interface_user is the user to be used when logging in and operating the Managing Server's ITCAM for Application Diagnostics Managing Server after installation and configuration. This value is the installation user (default) or a value you specified during the Managing Server installation.
Parent topic:
Post-installation tasks