Solaris clustered server: Modify DB2 database properties

You must modify the approriate properties files before transferring data from the default database to the DB2 database.


Prerequisites


Solaris clustered server: Install DB2 :

  1. Create backups:

    • WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine/properties/wkplc.properties
    • WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine/properties/wkplc_dbdomain.properties
    • WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine/properties/wkplc_dbtype.properties

    • If you are transferring from a database other than Derby: WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine/properties/wkplc_sourceDb.properties

      Default values are listed in these files. Unless otherwise noted, all values are of type alphanumeric text string. Print out the steps below for reference before modifying the properties files. Make sure to enter the appropriate values for each instance of each property. In wkplc_dbdomain.properties, most properties are repeated for each domain.

  2. Edit wkplc_dbdomain.properties

    1. For dbdomain.DbType, type db2.

    2. dbdomain.DbName=domain_db_name DB2database names cannot exceed eight (8) characters.

      • This value is also the database element in the dbdomain.DbUrl property.

      • TCP-IP alias for the database.

    3. dbdomain.DbSchema=domain_schema_name

    4. For dbdomain.DataSourceName, type the name of the data source that WebSphere Portal uses to communicate with its databases.

        Do not use the following reserved words:

          releaseDS
          communityDS
          customizationDS
          jcrDS
          lmdbDS

          feedback

    5. dbdomain.DbUrl=jdbc_db_url

        The database element of this value should match the value of DbName.

    6. dbdomain.DbUser = database configuration user.

    7. dbdomain.DbPassword = password for database configuration user.

    8. dbdomain.DbConfigRoleName = group for database configuration users

      Database rights are granted to this group instead of individuals. The user specified for dbdomain.DbUser must be assigned to this group.

    9. Optional. For dbdomain.DbRuntimeUser, type the user ID of the database user that should be used by WebSphere Portal to connect to the database at runtime. If no value is specified for this setting, the database configuration user will be used to connect to the databases at runtime.

    10. If dbdomain.DbRuntimeUser is specified, set dbdomain.DbRuntimePassword to be the password of the runtime database user.

    11. For dbdomain.DbRuntimeRoleName, type the name of the group for database runtime users

      Database rights are granted to this group instead of individuals. The user specified for dbdomain.DbRuntimeUser must be assigned to this group.

    12. Optional. For dbdomain.DBA.DbUser, type the database administrator user ID for privileged access operations during database creation. If not required, you can accept the default value or leave blank.

    13. Optional. For dbdomain.DBA.DbPassword, database administrator password for privileged access operations during database creation. If not required, you can accept the default value or leave blank.

    14. For dbdomain.XDbName, type the database loop back alias that needs to be set to use the create-database task.

        Required only for local databases using a JDBC Type 2 driver.

    15. For dbdomain.DbNode, type the value for the database node name.

        Set this value if you want to call create-database. Required only for local databases.

  3. Save and close the file.

  4. Update the following properties in wkplc_dbtype.properties.

    1. For db2.DbDriver, type the name of the JDBC driver class.

    2. For db2.DbLibrary, type the directory and name of the .zip or .jar file that contains the JDBC driver class.

    3. For db2.JdbcProviderName, type the name of the JDBC provider that WebSphere Portal uses to communicate with its databases.

  5. Save and close the file.

  6. Update the WasPassword value in wkplc.properties. Password for the WAS security authentication used in environment.

  7. Save and close the file.


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