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Old 12-11-03, 10:41
VasjaChlen VasjaChlen is offline
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v7.x and v8.x on the same box

Hi All.

I have Windows 2000 box. Is it possible to have two versions of db2 udb at the same time ( for instance v7.1 and v8.1).

Oracle allows to do it using different ORACLE_HOME.

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Vasja Chlen
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Old 12-11-03, 10:48
nitingm nitingm is offline
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Hi,

I think it is possible however you will have to manually create the instances.

Will do a POC and verify the same.

Nitin.
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Old 12-11-03, 10:57
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Re: v7.x and v8.x on the same box

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Hi All.

I have Windows 2000 box. Is it possible to have two versions of db2 udb at the same time ( for instance v7.1 and v8.1).

Oracle allows to do it using different ORACLE_HOME.

Thanks,

Vasja Chlen
Unfortunately this isn't possible. Only one version is allowed on one system. You can create a dual-boot system but then you can't use them both at the same time. You can run multiple virtual systems on one box whith products like VMWare, a great product.

Hope this helps.
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Old 12-11-03, 11:21
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Re: v7.x and v8.x on the same box

Hi,

true, especially the part about VMWare.

Another reason to go for linux - it is easy to accomodate two versions of DB2 over there.

Johann

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Unfortunately this isn't possible. Only one version is allowed on one system. You can create a dual-boot system but then you can't use them both at the same time. You can run multiple virtual systems on one box whith products like VMWare, a great product.

Hope this helps.
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