Linux clustered server: Setting up DB2 automatically or manually

Prerequisites
Linux clustered server: Installing DB2
Linux clustered server: Modifying DB2 database properties
Linux clustered server: Creating groups and assigning users
Linux clustered server: Creating DB2 databases

About this task

  • Linux clustered server: Running a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
    This topic provides instructions on automatically setting up your database using the ConfigEngine task. As an alternative to automatically setting up the database, you can manually grant privileges and create Java Content Repository table spaces.
  • Linux clustered server: Setting up DB2 manually
    As an alternative to automatically setting up the database, you can manually configure the DB2 database. If you have configured your database automatically by running the ConfigEngine task, you do not need to run manual tasks for granting privileges or creating table spaces, but you may decide to perform additional manual configuration for items that are not provided to you when you automatically when you run the ConfigEngine task. For example, assigning custom table spaces is an optional task that is not covered by the automated ConfigEngine task.
  • Parent topic: Linux clustered server: Setting up a remote DB2 database
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