You can configure a Jazz Team Server that
is not installed on a z/OS system to connect to a Db2 repository that is installed on a z/OS system.
About this task
These instructions describe how to connect to Db2 on
z/OS and are intended for database administrators. The
instructions apply to all platforms. Complete the tasks required for setting up a Db2 database on z/OS, beginning with the
following topic: Setting up a Db2 database on a z/OS system.Complete the steps in the following procedure to configure a Jazz Team Server that
is not on z/OS to use a Db2 repository on z/OS.
Procedure
If you are using a Db2 database on z/OS, the non-z/OS server still requires access to
JDBC drivers and license .jar files that are shipped with Db2 for z/OS. . To provide access to the JDBC and
license files, complete the following steps :
- Create a directory called db2z within the
<JazzInstallDir>/server.
- Based on the version of JDCB, perform any one of the following action.
| JDBC version |
Action |
|---|
| JDBC version earlier than 4.34 |
In the db2z directory you created, save copies of the
db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar and db2jcc4.jar files from your
z/OS system. |
| JDBC version 4.34 and higher |
Follow the instructions to activate the license for Db2 Connect based on the edition of Db2
Connect you are using. The JDBC drivers and license file will be included in the activation kit for
your Db2 Connect edition. For more information, see Activating the license for Db2 Connect Unlimited Edition. |
Note:
- For Db2 version 12.1, you can find the files in the Db2 12.1 SDSNJCC file system, which is
mounted at a file path like: /usr/lpp/db2c10/jdbc/classes.
- For Db2 version 13.1, you can find the files in the Db2 13.1 SDSNJCC file system, which is
mounted at a file path like: /usr/lpp/db2d10/jdbc/classes.