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Old 07-15-04, 08:27
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How to know I have db2 admin client on machine
I want to know which one I have on my machine if any.
Admin client,Runtime client ?

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Old 07-15-04, 08:40
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In your sqllib/cfg folder. check for *.lvl files

db2sdk.lvl indicates App dev client

Don't remember what it is for runtime clients ...

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Old 07-15-04, 08:48
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Would you mind giving me example of the file for admin client ?
Would you mind giving me example of the file for admin client ?
as I just see a numeric string.


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I want to know which one I have on my machine if any.
Admin client,Runtime client ?

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Old 07-15-04, 08:55
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You need not open the file .. Just check the file name ...

What are your *lvl filenames
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Old 07-15-04, 09:14
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Thanks!!! It helped.
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Old 07-15-04, 13:05
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Does anyone know the 'proper' method to identify this ??

:-)

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Old 07-15-04, 15:26
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Well, not really.

I know that runtime client will take up about 36-40 Mb on the client, whereas the admin client stores considerably more.
Start menu should offer you 4 options for runtime and some 8-10 for the admin client (with default installations)

I also suspect that the standard remove software option of windows (at least with W2000 and higher) will list them correctly?
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Old 07-15-04, 18:12
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How about getting the specific packages or filesets that were installed.
May be we should try to installed the clients note down the packages.
and then installed the server.

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Old 07-16-04, 02:23
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Hi,

On Windows: Start | Settings | Control Panel | Add remove programs

db2db2, please specify the operating system name & version.

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Old 07-16-04, 08:04
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Hi.

My Observations are as under

1. In the Services Panel of Windows 2000 an ADMIN client can be identifed as DB2 will only create 2 service entries for the same.

2. The db2licm command does not work on the workstations where the admin client is installed. I don't know whether the same is applicable for runtime clients as well.
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Old 07-17-04, 06:29
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Try db2level and db2licm -l on DB2 CLP.

Also check
MYCOMPUTER\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IBM\DB2\DB2 Personal Edition\CurrentVersion
using "regedit" on run window.
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Old 07-19-04, 01:20
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Hi,

All above tips are little bit not sophisticated
Is there somekind of command:
"show db2 installed products"

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