Lotus Domino Administrator 7 Help - Upgrading to DB2 8.2.2 if you have a previous version of DB2 already installed

DOMINO AND DB2

Upgrading to DB2 8.2.2 if you have a previous version of DB2 already installed
Use this procedure if you have a version of DB2, other than DB2 8.2.2, already installed. All of the commands in this procedure are UNIX-specific.

Prerequisites

1. Complete these tasks before installing DB2 8.2.2:

Read the Known Problems and Workaround section of the readme file.
Ensure that all DB2 processes are stopped.

2. To switch to the root authority, type this command:

su - root

Procedures

1. For each DB2 instance, type these commands:

Note If you are using hacmp, use the ha_db2stop command instead of db2stop, because db2stop will trigger a failure event.

su - instancename # instancename represents the name of the instance you created

. $HOME/sqllib/db2profile

db2 force applications all

db2 terminate

db2stop

db2licd -end # run at each physical node

Exit

2. Type these commands:

su - dasownername

. $HOME/das/dasprofile

db2admin stop

Exit

3. Run slibclean to unload unused shared libraries from memory:

/usr/sbin/slibclean

4. Stop all instances, including the Fault Monitor, that are using DB2 version 8.

5. Locate the file fixpak ###.tar.Z. (Where ### refers to the number for DB2 8.2.2, FixPak 9)

6. Uncompress fixpak. ###.tar.Z, and then tar -xvf .fixpak ###tar.

7. Change directory to fixpak ### .

8. Log in as root, and then run installFixPak.

9. Log in as root, and then type this command to update all instances:

INSTHOME/instance/db2iupdt iname

Where INSTHOME is the installation directory appropriate to your operating system
Where INAME represents the instance name

Note

If the database administrator server instance exists and is a DB2 8 DAS instance, run this command to update the DAS instance:

INSTHOME/instance/dasupdt dasname

Where DASNAME is the DAS owner name
Where INSTHOME is the installation directory.

10. For each instance, log in as the instance owner and then enter the db2start command to restart each instance.

11. Log in as the DAS owner, and then run this command to restart the administration server:

db2admin start

See also

Upgrade procedures

Understanding Domino and DB2 -- Limited Availability

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