DB2 Version 10.1 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

Deregistering the DB2 server

Deregistration of an instance from LDAP also removes all the node, or alias, objects, and the database objects referring to the instance.

About this task

Deregistration of the DB2® server on either a local or a remote computer requires the LDAP node name be specified for the server.

Procedure

To deregister the DB2 server from LDAP:

From the command line, use the DEREGISTER command:

   db2 deregister db2 server in ldap
      node node_name

From a client application, call the db2LdapDeregister API.

Results

When the DB2 server is deregistered, any LDAP node entry and LDAP database entries referring to the same instance of the DB2 server are also uncataloged.