Install the Optim data privacy user-defined function software for DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (UNIX/Linux)

Use the following procedure to install the Optim™ data privacy user-defined function (UDF) software for DB2® for Linux®, UNIX, and Windows in a UNIX or Linux environment.

1. In the data privacy UDF installation media, locate and download the Optim-DPP-v.v.v.v_yyyymmdd-BUILDnnnn.zip file, where v.v.v.v is the version number for the Optim data privacy solution, yyyy is the four-digit year, mm is the two-digit month, dd is the two-digit day, and nnnn is the four-digit build number.
2. Extract the zip file into a temporary location on a Microsoft Windows machine (for example, C:\Software\IBM\Optim\DP). After you extract the zip file, the location includes the following directories:

   Bldnnnn
   Doc
   Images31
   Images32
   Images64
   Replacement Data
   Samples
   Scripts

3. While logged on as the UNIX or Linux user account that owns the UDF installation, create a directory on your target UNIX or Linux system for the data privacy UDF software (for example, /home/db2inst1/IBM/InfoSphere/Optim/DP).
4. From the temporary location on your Windows machine, transfer to the target system directory, in binary mode, the tar.gz file for your operating system and DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows version (32-bit or 64-bit). The following table lists the available tar.gz files.

   If	Then transfer the tar.gz file from the
   Either the operating system or DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows is 32-bit	Images32 directory for your operating system: rhel_udf_db2\rhel_udf_db2_32.tar.gz suse_udf_db2\suse_udf_db2_32.tar.gz
   Both the operating system and DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows are 64-bit	Images64 directory for your operating system: aix_udf_db2\aix_udf_db2_64.tar.gz rhel_udf_db2\rhel_udf_db2_64.tar.gz sun_udf_db2\sun_udf_db2_64.tar.gz suse_udf_db2\suse_udf_db2_64.tar.gz

5. In the target directory, unzip the tar.gz file. For example, to install 64-bit files for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, enter the following command:

   gunzip rhel_udf_db2_64.tar.gz

   This command creates the following installation file: rhel_udf_db2_64.tar
6. In the target directory, unpack the installation tar file. For example, enter the following command:

   tar -xvf rhel_udf_db2_64.tar

7. The target directory will contain the following directories:

   bin
   icufiles
   include
   lib
   samples
   scripts
   

   In the target directory, create the following new directories, udftrc and license, for the UDF trace and license files.