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Old 02-01-05, 17:04
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Catalog Database
I am runing DB2 on a windows platform. I need to catalog a database on my end users machines after i have installed the run time client. I want to create a script to do this so that i dont have to go to everyones pc. can anyone give me a good example of the catalog comand?
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Old 02-01-05, 17:13
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CATALOG TCPIP NODE MyNode REMOTE MyHostServer SERVER 50000 REMOTE_INSTANCE db2 SYSTEM MyHostServer OSTYPE WIN;

CATALOG DB AT NODE MyNode AUTHENTICATION SERVER;

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Old 02-01-05, 17:18
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First do the CATALOG TCP/IP NODE command, then the CATALOG DATABASE command which references the Node you created on the client in the first step. These are described in the Command Reference manual.
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Old 02-02-05, 10:29
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CATALOG TCPIP NODE MyNode REMOTE MyHostServer SERVER 50000 REMOTE_INSTANCE db2 SYSTEM MyHostServer OSTYPE WIN;

CATALOG DB AT NODE MyNode AUTHENTICATION SERVER;

Andy
IM guessing here:
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db2 catalog tcpip node db2_test remote scrbbususcnc05 50000 remote_instance db2 system scrbbususcnc05 ostype win
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Old 02-02-05, 10:41
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You need the keyword SERVER before 50000.

scrbbususcnc05 is your server name. Make sure that it can be resolved (DNS, etc).

50000 is the port you installed DB2 on the server. 50000 is the default, so if you did not change this value when you installed DB2 on the server this is correct.

db2 is the instance name you created on the server when you installed and or created the instance. I believe "db2" is the default for Windows.

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Old 02-02-05, 10:46
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You need the keyword SERVER before 50000.

scrbbususcnc05 is your server name. Make sure that it can be resolved (DNS, etc).

50000 is the port you installed DB2 on the server. 50000 is the default, so if you changed this value when you installed DB2 on the server this is correct.

db2 is the instance name you created on the server when you installed and or created the instance. I believe "db2" is the default for Windows.

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when i run the code i get the following error
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SQL0104N  An unexpected token "50000" was found following "<identifier>".
Expected tokens may include:  "SERVER".  SQLSTATE=42601
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Old 02-02-05, 10:50
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See my 2nd Post.

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Old 02-02-05, 11:41
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CATALOG TCPIP NODE MyNode REMOTE MyHostServer SERVER 50000 REMOTE_INSTANCE db2 SYSTEM MyHostServer OSTYPE WIN;

CATALOG DB AT NODE MyNode AUTHENTICATION SERVER;

Andy

This is the syntax for catalog from the db2 help

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Command syntax 
  >>-CATALOG--+-DATABASE-+-- database-name --+-----------+---------->
            '-DB-------'                 '-AS-- alias -'

>--+-------------------+---------------------------------------->
   +-ON--+- path --+-----+
   |     '- drive -'     |
   '-AT NODE-- nodename -'

>--+--------------------------------------------------------------+-->
   '-AUTHENTICATION--+-SERVER-----------------------------------+-'
                     +-CLIENT-----------------------------------+
                     +-SERVER_ENCRYPT---------------------------+
                     +-KERBEROS TARGET PRINCIPAL-- principalname -+
                     +-  7 DATA_ENCRYPT -----------------------------+
                     +-  7 DATA_ENCRYPT_CMP -------------------------+
                     '-  7 GSSPLUGIN --------------------------------'

>--+------------------------+----------------------------------><
   '-WITH-- "comment-string" -'
I dont see tcpip or remote....I am trying to get this to work...let me see what i cant
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Old 02-02-05, 11:47
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Look a little further in the Command Reference for "CATALOG TCPIP NODE".

There are several commands that start "CATALOG".

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Old 02-02-05, 16:06
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And the winner is!!!

Code:
db2 catalog tcpip node db2_prod remote scrbbususcnc05 server 50000

db2 catalog db namdwh at node db2_prod authentication server
Thanks for the help.
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Old 02-02-05, 19:14
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May I suggest using db2cfexp MAINTAIN/db2cfimp?

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Old 02-03-05, 10:35
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May I suggest using db2cfexp MAINTAIN/db2cfimp?

James Campbell

whats the difference?
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The difference is one of method. YMMV.

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