January 2005
Beginner to intermediate
928 pages
22h 14m
English
| A1: | The DB2INSTANCE environment variable determines the current active instance. |
| A2: | You can set up your DB2 environment in Linux/UNIX by adding the db2profile (for the Bourne and Korn shells) or db2cshrc (for the C shell) in the .login or .profile initialization files. You should also modify the db2profile file to set the DB2INSTANCE variable to the name of the instance you want active by default. |
| A3: | db2set DB2COMM= -g |
| A4: | db2ilist |
| A5: | To create a new instance with the db2icrt command on Linux or UNIX you must have root authority. |
| A6: | To create a new instance with the db2icrt command on Windows you must have Administrator authority. |
| A7: | The db2idrop command will remove the DB2 instance from the list, and remove all DB2-related executables ... |
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