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Old 02-11-04, 13:22
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DB2 UDB install on which Linux ?

I am new to DB2 UDB, I want to install DB2 on a linux machine.
can anyone help me with:

- which version/build of Linux is needed
- which version of DB2


Thanks for your help!
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Old 02-11-04, 13:29
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Re: DB2 UDB install on which Linux ?

I suggest you go for the latest version, V8.1.4, if you have the choice .. Install Personal Edition if you do not want remote connectivity ... Install ESE if you want remote connectivity but have to reinstall every 90 days ...

More resources :

www.ibm.com/db2/linux
and
you will find links under www.db2click.com under the head 'db2 for linux)

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I am new to DB2 UDB, I want to install DB2 on a linux machine.
can anyone help me with:

- which version/build of Linux is needed
- which version of DB2


Thanks for your help!
j
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Old 02-12-04, 10:29
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Re: DB2 UDB install on which Linux ?

Sathyaram,

Thanks for the info. Very useful.

Did anyone manage to install DB2V 8.1.4 on Redhat 9 or Fedora distribution ?

Thanks,
j

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I suggest you go for the latest version, V8.1.4, if you have the choice .. Install Personal Edition if you do not want remote connectivity ... Install ESE if you want remote connectivity but have to reinstall every 90 days ...

More resources :

www.ibm.com/db2/linux
and
you will find links under www.db2click.com under the head 'db2 for linux)

Cheers
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Old 02-12-04, 10:35
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Yes, I have done it. But you may not be able to use mutliple processors on your system. Search this forum for how to do workarounds for RH9 to make it work. But even if it does work, IBM will not support it.
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Old 02-12-04, 11:31
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Check out this IBM site for which Linux is supported for DB2

http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...inux/validate/

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Old 02-12-04, 15:43
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Thanks! This is for personal learning use only. I do not care about the multi processor and ibm support.


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Yes, I have done it. But you may not be able to use mutliple processors on your system. Search this forum for how to do workarounds for RH9 to make it work. But even if it does work, IBM will not support it.
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