IBM Tivoli Application Dependency Discovery Manager, 7.3 változat

Preparing a DB2 database for the Context Menu Service and Data Integration Service

Follow these steps to manually configure a DB2® database for the Context Menu Service (CMS) and Data Integration Service (DIS).

Before you begin

You must install the DB2 database software on the database server.

About this task

You can optionally specify that the CMS and DIS configuration be completed automatically during the TADDM installation process. Follow these steps if you did not use this option and need to manually configure the database after installation.

Procedure

To prepare a DB2 database for CMS and DIS:

Optional: If you want to use a new DB2 instance for the TADDM database, use the db2icrt command to create the DB2 instance.
Typically, the primary DB2 database user ID is the instance owner (db2inst1 on Linux and UNIX systems, or db2admin on Windows systems). This database user ID is created during the DB2 installation. If you want to use the existing DB2 instance for the TADDM database, skip this step.

Refer to the DB2 documentation for more information about the db2icrt command.
From the product DVD, copy the support/cmsdis/cmsdis.zip file to the system where the DB2 database is installed.
Use one of the following procedures to run the make_db2_cms_dis script on the system where the DB2 database is installed:
- For Linux and UNIX systems:
  1. Log in as the DB2 database instance owner. Use the db2inst1 ID.
  2. Extract the contents of the cmsdis.zip file.
  3. Navigate to the cmsdis directory.
  4. At a command prompt, run the following command:
```
make_db2_cms_dis.sh -d db_name db_user db_password
```
    where:
    db_name
    
    The database name. The database name for CMS and DIS must be different from the TADDM database name.
    
    db_user
    
    The database instance user ID.
    
    db_password
    
    The password for the database instance user ID.
- For Windows systems:
  1. Open the DB2CMD command prompt.
  2. Extract the contents of the cmsdis.zip file.
  3. Navigate to the cmsdis directory.
  4. At a command prompt, run the following command:
```
make_db2_cms_dis.bat -d db_name db_user db_password
```
    where:
    db_name
    
    The database name. The database name for CMS and DIS must be different from the TADDM database name.
    
    db_user
    
    The database instance user ID.
    
    db_password
    
    The password for the database instance user ID.
Check the standard output for any errors resulting from the make_db2_cms_dis script.
Set the following configuration parameters in the $COLLATION_HOME/etc/collation.properties file:
```
com.ibm.cdb.DisCmsIntegration.enabled=true
com.ibm.cdb.DisCmsIntegration.dbUser=db2_instance_userid
com.ibm.cdb.DisCmsIntegration.dbPassword=db2_instance_password
com.ibm.cdb.DisCmsIntegration.dbUrl=jdbc:db2://db2_hostname:db2_port/db2_name
com.ibm.cdb.DisCmsIntegration.dbDriver=com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
```
where:
db2_instance_userid

The user ID of the DB2 instance owner.

db2_instance_password

The password for the DB2 instance owner user ID.

db2_hostname

The host name of the DB2 server.

db2_port

The DB2 port on the server.

db2_name

The DB2 instance name.

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