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Old 02-02-07, 03:57
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Exclamation Post fixpack upgradition

DB2 8.1 FP 7
Windows 2000

we are planning to upgrade our servers to FP 14
post installation i need to run bind for each DB
i have to bind
db2ubind.lst
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db2schema.bnd
does binding these two files would be sufficient or i have to bind others also ?? i am on *windows*
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Old 02-02-07, 05:17
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You should read the readme/release notes, which explains the detailed steps that you have to perform as part of the FP install.
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Old 02-02-07, 07:11
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When you are on windows platform, all those things are done automatically, because you can only have one verssion at a time installed on windows (unlike Linux or UNIX).
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Old 02-02-07, 07:53
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[QUOTE=Marcus_A] because you can only have one verssion at a time QUOTE]
i dont get that
you can have 2 different copies(version ) on same server even on windows
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Old 02-02-07, 14:35
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With Version 9 you can have 2 different versions of DB2 on Windows, but not in version 8.
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Old 02-03-07, 13:00
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Correct, V9 allows multiple DB2 installations on the same Windows system. But that is completely irrelevant to the fact that FP installation procedures are all described in the README/release notes that accompany the FP.
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Old 02-05-07, 04:58
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i upgraded 1 of my server successfully and bind files as given in readme.txt
however i am having one confusion

i was having a DB at FP 7
i upgraded it to FP14, now when i run
select procname from syscat.procedures where procschema='SYSPROC'
it gives me 56 records.
however a newly created DB at FP14 returns 58 records with new procedure like admin_cmd()

Question:
If after applying fixpack my existing DB will not recieve new Procedures present in FP14
or
only new DB will be having procedures like admin_cmd()??
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Old 02-05-07, 05:26
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Did you also run the 'db2updv8' command?
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Old 02-05-07, 05:41
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thanks GertK
now its ok.
i was under wrong impression that 'db2updv8' is only used for upgrading from v7 to v8
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