You must install either Db2® or Oracle on the
Content Manager OnDemand library server.
About this task
This section describes how to install Db2. See Installing Oracle for
instructions on installing Oracle.
The Db2 Universal Database Enterprise Edition program physical or electronic media is
provided with the Content Manager OnDemand program package. The README file
explains how to locate the information that you need. Follow the instructions in the IBM®
Db2 Universal Database Quick Beginnings
for Db2 Servers to plan, install, configure, and
verify the installation of Db2.
Procedure
To install Db2 on
the library server:
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Install Db2 Universal Database Enterprise
Edition.
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When prompted, select Typical as the installation type,
to install all Db2 components
required to support Content Manager OnDemand.
You can take most default options (unless you have specific requirements
of your own).
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Create the Db2 instance
for Content Manager OnDemand when you install Db2. Use the following
values:
| Parameter |
Value |
| Instance Name or User |
archive |
| Group Name |
gname Note: The group must have
SYSADM authority, and its name must be unique. The group name on your
database might be something other than 'gname'. Ask your database
administrator if you do not know the group name for your database.
|
| Home Directory |
/home/archive |
| Auto start Db2 instance at boot time |
no |
| Create a sample database for Db2 instance |
no |
What to do next
After you install the software, apply the latest
fix pack for Db2. You can obtain the latest fix packs at Download Db2 Fix Packs by version for Db2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows.
Print the README file. Follow the instructions in the README file
to apply the service update. After installing a fix pack, you might
need to update your database instances (for example, archive). See
the Db2 README for details.