We recently installed db2 for windows 8.2 (workgroup server edition) to use with a reporting application from Hyperion. In the event logs on this server, I am getting the below error thrown between 5-20 times a day on the server machine. The user account that is associated with the db2 service is an administrator for this server and has full authority in the database so I am having trouble understanding what this error may be telling me. Any suggestions to eliminate this would be greatly appreciated.

Bob Cook

Event Type: Error
Event Source: DB2
Event Category: None
Event ID: 4
Date: 1/9/2006
Time: 2:36:30 PM
User: N/A
Computer: HYPER
Description:

2006-01-09-14.36.30.495000 InstanceB2 Node:000
PID:1924(db2syscs.exe) TID:6772 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.060109193634
oper system services sqloisus Probe:30 DatabaseWCTRLDB

ADM0500E The DB2 Service does not have the necessary authority to complete the
command. If a user account has been associated with the DB2 Service, ensure
that the user account has the correct access rights on the local system and
access to the Domain Security Database for user authentication and group
enumeration.

this is trying to get to the warehouse control database..
this user/service might not be enrolled as warehouse administrator.. or warehouse has not been initialized/started..

Same error here...
So what should we do is we don't want to use the warehouse control database service and don't have it installed??

list db directory - should list the databases
if wctrldb is present and not needed, can be dropped
check for services warehouse manager server - warehouse manager logger
these can be disabled if not used.

This is proably caused due to the fact that DB2DOMAINLIST is not set. You proably also have SERVER set in the DBM configuration for authentication. The last thing is the user is proably in a domain and not local. If you change to authentication to client and add the DB2DOMAINLIST where the user is located, it should not get this error anymore.

In my last post, I was not clear about what user I was talking about. It is more than likely that the error message is not being caused by the instance owner, rather the user that is coming in accessing data. DB2 seems to throw up an error message is the application suer isn't local. Adding the DB2DOMAINLIST should make DB2 go to the domain first rather than local first.

in regards to ADM0500E error...
get done "db2set DB2_GRP_LOOKUP=LOCAL"...and db2stop/db2start....you should not see the error after that...

Can it be any other issues????

Thank you sorry for new thred.