I am using DB2 on Linux, and need to register a ODBC driver

In Windows, I simply go to the Configuration Assistant, double click on the table name, click on the Data source name, click on Register the database for CLI/ODBC, and hit FINISH

I do not understand how to perform this function in Linux, can someone tell me what I need to execute from Linux

Use the CLP: IBM DB2 9.5 Information Center for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

Andy

this one?
IBM DB2 9.7 for Linux, UNIX and Windows Information Center

Is there an equivalent to the Configuration GUI in the Linux environment, and if so , how do you get to it ?

Thanks

It depends on your desktop environment. KDE here ..

Kcontrolcenter and ODBCConfig - Administration - KDE-Forum.org

If you have XWindows configured, and have installed db2 client tools, try using the client config tool. when you catalog a database, you have the option to say 'Register this as a ODBC datasource'. (this option shows up on windows)

1> How can I find a doc for how to register a table in ODBC for GNOME ?

2> Does the Client get installed when you install the Server ?

1) use the Configuration Assistant (from command line as instance owner: db2ca)

2) Yes.

Andy