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Old 01-19-10, 15:48
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how to create a response file

we want to install DB2 v9.5 on Linux with same configuration as existing DB2 v9.5 on AIX ( DB2 v9.5.1 ESE on AIX v6.1 ).

I understand that the best way to do it is to use a response file from existing system. But I can not find any response files (even if they were created during previous installation). If they exist where would they be? Is there any way to generate a response file on existing DB2 v9.5?

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Old 01-19-10, 15:59
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You are going to have to create one on your own. You can use the samples provided as a basis. Windows has the utility you want, but there is not one for linux. You can also use the install program to create one for you.

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so can i create them based on existing db2 installations? Do I need to do it manually? I need all the same parameters (HADR, server, appl. server, etc) but on Linux...
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If you start the GUI-Installer, you can create a response-file. Afterwards you can modify the response-file for your needs (eg. Changing Instance-User Credentials).
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i am going to use db2_install (we don't have any GUI tools) so I guess I will have to use everything manually.

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db2_install
Installs all features of a DB2® product to the given path (db2_install - Install DB2 product)

So if you are using db2_install, you don't need to worry about a response-file.

I recommended to prepare a response-file on another server (e.g a Windows-Server) and use it for your Installation on the Linux-Box (after you made changes to the response-file).
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db2_install
Installs all features of a DB2® product to the given path (db2_install - Install DB2 product)

So if you are using db2_install, you don't need to worry about a response-file.

I recommended to prepare a response-file on another server (e.g a Windows-Server) and use it for your Installation on the Linux-Box (after you made changes to the response-file).
that's why i wanted to do installation using a response file. but we don't use/have any GUI tools and our main db2 is on Unix.

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