hello

I need DB2 client software for HP UX RISC architecture and Windows Itanium (aka Server Driver or ODBC CLI driver)

However, those versions are not available on IBM download site.
I see that version 9.1 is supported for those platforms. But this is not available either. Only fixes may be found on IBM site for db2 ver. 9.1.
Maybe where is some archive available?

thanks for your help
Yury Markman

Each fixpak contains all client installation packages. "Only fixes" is what you need.

https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docv...id=swg27007053

there is no include directories though
no header files
may I take them safely from ver 9.7?

thanks for your help

Yury

I just compared includes for Win64, AIX and Linux 64
they are different
so I am afraid to use them for HP UX
there is no 9.7 for HP UX, which started this thread

I am puzzled

Yury

I don't know what started this thread, but you only mentioned DB2 9.1 in your question.

PA-RISC as a platform was discontinued by HP in 2008, and I think it could be expected that newer DB2 versions were not developed for PA-RISC. There are 9.5. and 9.7 versions for HP Itanium. If you continue to use PA-RISC machines, you will have to live with DB2 9.1.

I believe include files for different programming languages come with the server installation, not the client.

hello

thank you for your help

I dealt with db2 ver 9.7 client drivers till now. All of them include header files.
No, that I have been requested to support HP-UX, I need db2 9.1 too.

So, do you think that the server "fix pack" is actually the server and may include the headers I need?

Thanks

Yury Markman

Yes, that's exactly what I think.

hello, again
I downloaded all the fix packs for db2 9.1 for HP UX RISC. Unfortunately, there is no header files.

Are you sure there is some pack that contains them? Can ou please provide me a link to the download?
I feel relly awkward, but I failed to find out the fix pack that contains headers.


Thanks
Yury Markman

I suspect you did not run the installation script. I can't verify this, as I don't have an HP-UX system handy, but I believe you'd need to run install_fixpak to unpack all files, including .h, properly.