DB2 10.5 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

db2nse_install command

Installs a new version of Net Search Extender on UNIX operating systems.

Authorization

Root user authority

Command syntax


>>-db2nse_install--+--------------+----------------------------->
                   '-package-file-'   

>--+------------------------+--+-----+-------------------------><
   '-path--+-----+--+-----+-'  '- -v-'   
           '- -s-'  '- -f-'

Command parameters

package-file: The name of the file containing the Net Search Extender product.
path: The DB2® database path where you now want to install Net Search Extender.
-s: Silent installation. Checks are carried out and a log file is written to the /tmp directory.
-f: Force installation. No checks are done.
-v: Displays the program version and exits.

Usage notes

This command installs Net Search Extender contained in the package file passed as a parameter. If you do not specify any additional parameters, the installation program checks the system for eligible copies of DB2 database systems where Net Search Extender can be installed. All DB2 database installation paths are listed but only a viable subset is selectable. You are asked by the system to select an installation path.

If you select to install silently, there is no user interaction. The outcome of the installation process is passed as a return code to the calling program which might be a command shell or a shell script. It is up to you to handle the return code correctly. A log file that documents the installation is written to the /tmp directory.

If you select to force install, there is no user interaction and there are no additional checks. The outcome of the installation process is passed as a return code to the calling program which might be a command shell or a shell script. It is up to you to handle the return code correctly. A log file that documents the installation is written to the /tmp directory.

Both the parameters -s and -f require that a path is passed. No default path exists for these parameters.

If the -v parameter is passed, only the version of the program is displayed and the program exits without any further action.