Closes the window.

Cancels any changes and closes the window.

Saves any changes that you made in the window and closes the window. Available only when the required fields are completed.

Performs all specified actions and closes the wizard. Available only when all required fields are completed.

Goes to the next page.

Goes to the previous page.

Opens a window so that you can select an item from the directories that you have access to.

Opens a window so that you can select a user.

Applies your input and keeps the window open for more changes.

Shows a list of prerequisites that must be fulfilled before installation can continue.

Opens a window from which you can print the list of prerequisites.

Opens a window from which you can save the list of prerequisites to a text file.

Closes the window and the Setup Wizard without making any changes.

Specifies that you agree to the terms of the license agreement. Read the license agreement carefully before you accept it.

Specifies that you do not agree to the terms of the license agreement. You will not be able to perform the installation.

Select to install features that are not already installed.

Select to create a new instance on your computer, or to set up features on an existing instance.

Opens a window to show the set of features contained in a typical installation. If you have selected any additional functionality, the additional features will also be shown.

Specifies that a typical set of features will be installed. Default values for options will be used when possible.

Specifies that typical Data Warehousing features will be installed.

Specifies that typical Remote Server Administration capability features will be installed.

Specifies that the minimum set of features will be installed. Default values for options will be used when possible.

Opens a window to show the set of features contained in a compact installation.

You can select the set of features to be installed. You will have the option to change default values.

Select to install the features you choose on this computer when you complete the Setup Wizard. Select this option if you want to install DB2 on this computer.

Select this option to create a response file when you complete the Setup Wizard. You can use a response file to install DB2 with your selected options and features at a later time, or to perform the same installation on other computers.

Selects the features that are included in a typical installation, and clears the features that are not in a typical installation.

Selects all available features.

Shows the features that are available for installation. Click on the + marks to view the available subfeatures.

Selects the drive that DB2 will be installed on.

Shows the directory that DB2 will be installed in.

Opens a window in which you can select an installation directory.

Opens a window to show the disk space required by DB2 on each drive in your system.

Shows the features that will be installed. Features that are selected with a white background will be fully installed. Features that are selected with a shaded background will have some subfeatures installed. Click on the + marks to view the available subfeatures.

Select the default display language for messages, help, information, and interface text. You can choose any language from the Selected languages list.

Shows the languages that are available for installation.

Moves the selected item from the Available languages list to the Selected languages list.

Moves all of the items from the Available languages list to the Selected languages list.

Moves the selected item from the Selected languages list to the Available languages list.

Moves all of the items, except English, from the Selected languages list to the Available languages list.

Shows the languages which will be installed.

Specifies that a new user will be created to be the DAS user ID.

Type a user name that is 1 to 8 characters to use as the DAS user ID.

Specifies that an existing user will be used as the DAS user ID.

Specifies that the contact list will be stored on the local system. Select this option if you do not intend to have a global contact list, or if the global contact list will be stored on the local system.

Specifies that the contact list will be stored on a remote system.

Type the hostname of the remote system that contains the global contact list you want to use.

Specifies that notification will be enabled using the specified SMTP server.

Type the SMTP server that will be used to send email notifications.

Specifies that an instance will be created. You can customize and set up the instance in the following panels.

Specifies that a 32-bit instance will be created. You can customize and set up the instance in the following panels.

Specifies that a 64-bit instance will be created. You can customize and set up the instance in the following panels.

Specifies that an existing instance will be set up. You can customize the selected instance in the following panels.

Select the instance to set up.

Specifies that no instance will be created or set up.

Specifies that this instance resides only on a single-partition database server. No other computers can take part in this instance.

Specifies that this instance is on one partition in a multiple-partition database system. One or more other computers will take part in this instance.

Specifies that a new user will be created to be the instance-owning user ID.

Type a user name that is 1 to 8 characters to use as the instance-owning user ID.

Type a number for the UID.

Specifies that the default UID generated by the system will be used.

Type the name of the primary group that the user will belong to.

Type a number for the GID.

Specifies that the default GID generated by the system will be used.

Type the password for the user.

Confirm the password for the user by typing it again.

Type a home directory for the new user, or click [...] to select a directory.

Specifies that an existing user will be used as the instance-owning user ID.

Specifies that a new user will be created to be the Data Links user ID.

Type a user name that is 1 to 8 characters to use as the Data Links user ID.

Specifies that an existing user will be used as the Data Links user ID.

Select the primary group of the user you want, or select All Users to see all users.

Select the user you want to use.

Type a user name, or click [...] to select a user name.

Specifies that a new user will be created to be the fenced user ID.

Type a user name that is 1 to 8 characters to use as the fenced user ID.

Specifies that an existing user will be used as the fenced user ID.

Type a user name, or click [...] to select a user name.

Select each communication protocol you want to configure and edit its properties.

Specifies that DB2 will not be configured to use TCP/IP. You can configure it later.

Specifies that TCP/IP will be configured for DB2.

Type a service name that will be associated with the port number or accept the default service name.

Type the TCP/IP port number for DB2 to use or accept the default.

Resets the port number and service names to the values recommended by the Setup Wizard.

Specifies that DB2 will not be configured to use APPC. You can configure it later.

Specifies that APPC will be configured for DB2.

Type the name of the APPC transaction program that the DB2 instance will use or accept the default.

Resets the name of the transaction program to the default name provided by the Setup Wizard.

Type the maximum number of logical nodes that will be located on any computer in the multiple-partition database. All computers must have the same setting for the maximum number of logical nodes.

Select the authentication type that will be used for communications between the server and clients.

Specifies that the instance will start automatically when the system is started.

Type a the number of the first TCP/IP port to reserve. All ports in this range will be reserved.

Type a number for the last TCP/IP port to reserve. All ports in this range will be reserved.

Specifies that a local database will be used to store the DB2 tools catalog. You can choose an existing database or create a new one.

Specifies that a remote database will be used to store the DB2 tools catalog. You can choose any existing remote database.

Specifies that the DB2 tools catalog will not be defined at this time. Database tools such as the scheduler and some data warehousing interfaces will not be functional until the DB2 tools catalog has been created.

Select a local instance that will contain the database in which the DB2 tools catalog will be created.

Specifies that a new database will be created to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Type a name for the new database, 1 - 18 characters long, that will hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that an existing database will be used to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the database to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that a new schema will be created for the DB2 tools catalog.

Type a name for the new schema, 1 - 18 characters long, for the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that an existing schema will be used for the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the schema for the DB2 tools catalog.

Specify the local instance in which to catalog the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the host name of the system that contains the database that will contain the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the service name of the system that contains the database that will contain the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the name of the database that will contain the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the name of the schema to create the DB2 tools catalog in.

Type the user name needed to connect to the database and to create the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the password needed to connect to the database and to create the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that a new contact will be created as the default contact. Alerts will be sent to this contact by default.

Type a name for the default contact. The name is used by the Health Center tool to identify the contact.

Type an email address for the default contact. For example, name@ibm.com

Specifies that the email address for the default contact is for a pager. Alerts sent to this address will be in pager format.

Specifies that an existing contact will be used as the default contact. Alerts will be sent to this contact by default.

Select a contact name from those available.

Specifies that default contact information will be given later. Any alerts generated before default contact information is set will not be sent to a contact. Contact information can be set through the Health Center or the CLP.

Shows the hostname of the computer containing the contact list. Only shown if the contact list is stored on a remote system.

Type the user name to use to connect to the remote system in order to update the default contact.

Type the password to use to connect to the remote system in order to update the default contact.

Type a name for the Data Links Manager TCP/IP service or accept the default. This name must be unique on the system and will be associated with the port number.

Type a TCP/IP port number for the Data Links Manager TCP/IP service or accept the default. This port must be unique on the system and will be reserved for Data Links Manager to listen on. The Setup Wizard queries the system and provides a currently unused default value.

Specifies that the Data Links Manager Replication daemon will be enabled. You should enable the daemon if you will use DataPropogator to replicate.

Type a TCP/IP port number for the Data Links Manager Replication daemon or accept the default. This port must be unique on the system and will be reserved for the replication daemon.

Specifies that Data Links File Manager and the Data Links Manager instance will start automatically when the system is started.

Specifies that Data Links File Manager and the Data Links Manager instance will not start automatically when the system is started.

Specifies that during a database backup, Data Links Manager files will be backed up by being copied to a local directory.

Type the directory to which Data Links Manager files should be copied during a backup of the database, or click [...] to select one.

Specifies that during a database backup, Data Links Manager files will be backed up by Tivoli Storage Manager.

Specifies that Data Links Manager will control JFS file systems.

Shows the file systems that will be controlled by Data Links Manager.

Opens a window in which you can enter file system paths.

Removes the selected file system from the list.

Specifies that Data Links Manager will control DFS server file systems.

Specifies that Data Links Manager will control DFS client file systems.

Type the name of the file system you want Data Links Manager to control.

Specifies that a local database will store the information catalog. You will be able to create a local database, if required.

Specifies that a database on a different system will be used to store the information catalog.

Specifies that an existing DB2 tools catalog database will be used to store the information catalog.

Specifies that no information catalog will be defined at this time.

Specifies that a new database will be created to hold the information catalog.

Type a name for the new database, 1 - 18 characters long, that will hold the information catalog.

Specifies that an existing database will be used to hold the information catalog.

Select the database to hold the information catalog.

Specifies that a new schema will be created for the information catalog.

Type a name for the new schema, 1 - 18 characters long, for the information catalog.

Specifies that an existing schema will be used for the information catalog.

Select the schema for the information catalog.

Type the name of the system that contains the database that will contain the information catalog.

Type the name of the database that will contain the information catalog.

Type the name of the schema to create the information catalog in.

Type the user name needed to connect to the database and to create the information catalog.

Type the password needed to connect to the database and to create the information catalog.

Type the name of the system using the tools catalog that you want the scheduler to use. The local system is displayed by default if the scheduler is enabled.

Refreshes the System name for scheduler, Database name, and Schema fields based on the system name for scheduler typed. Available only when the system name for scheduler has been identified.

Shows the name of the system that holds the DB2 tools catalog database.

Shows the name of the database that holds the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the name of the schema to create the information catalog in.

Type the user name needed to connect to the database and to create the information catalog.

Type the password needed to connect to the database and to create the information catalog.

Type the name of the instance that contains the database that will contain the information catalog.

Type the directory in which the Oracle client is installed.

Type the directory in which the Sybase client is installed.

Type the directory in which the Informix client is installed.

Type the name of the Informix server to use as a data source.

Type the directory in which the ODBC driver is installed.

Type the directory that the ODBC Manager driver is installed in.

Type the ODBC trace directory.

Type the ODBC library path.

Shows the settings that will be used to perform the installation and the instance set up. To change the settings, go back to the previous pages in the wizard and change your choices.

Type the file name. You can use this response file to perform a response file installation later, or to perform the same installation on other computers.

Type the file name. You can use this response file to perform the installation of the other nodes in your multiple-partition database system.

Shows the results of the installation. You can read this to determine if there were any problems during the installation. This text is also stored in the /tmp/db2setup.log file.

Shows a list of recommended steps to take. This can include reminders to install other related products, a summary of any recommended actions that occurred during the installation, and suggestions on how to fix any non-fatal errors that occurred during the installation.

Type a service name that will be associated with the port number or accept the default service name.

Type the TCP/IP port number for DFS server support or accept the default.

Type a service name that will be associated with the port number or accept the default service name. You must use the same service name as used by the DFS server.

Type the TCP/IP port number for DFS client support or accept the default. You must use the same port number as used by the DFS server.

Type the node alias of the DFS server.

Type the name of the remote server.

Specifies that you want to create the DB2 tools catalog and the warehouse control database.

Specifies that you want to create the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that you want to create the warehouse control database.

Specifies that neither the DB2 tools catalog nor the warehouse control database will be defined at this time. Database tools such as the scheduler and Data Warehouse Center will not be fully functional until the metadata has been created.

Specifies that the DB2 tools catalog will not be defined at this time. Database tools such as the scheduler will not be functional until it has been created.

Specifies that the warehouse control database will not be defined at this time. Warehouse tools such as the Data Warehouse Center will not be functional until the warehouse control database has been created.

Specifies that the database which currently contains the warehouse control database will be used to store the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that the database which currently contains the DB2 tools catalog will be used to store the warehouse control database.

Select the local instance that will contain the database holding the DB2 metadata.

Select the local instance that will contain the database holding the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the local instance that will contain the database that will hold the warehouse control database.

Specifies that a new database will be created to hold the DB2 metadata.

Type the name of the new database will be created to hold the DB2 metadata.

Specifies that an existing database will be used to hold the DB2 metadata.

Select an existing database to store the DB2 metadata.

Type the name of the database that will be used to hold the DB2 metadata. If the database does not exist, it will be created.

Specifies that a new database will be created to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the name of the new database will be created to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that an existing database will be used to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the existing database will be used to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the name of the database that will be used to hold the DB2 tools catalog. If the database does not exist, it will be created.

Specifies that a new database will be created to hold the warehouse control database.

Type the name of the new database will be created to hold the warehouse control database.

Specifies that an existing database will be used to hold the warehouse control database.

Select the existing database that will be used to hold the warehouse control database.

Type the name of the database that will be used to hold the warehouse control database. If the database does not exist, it will be created.

Specifies that a new schema will be created to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the name of the schema to create for the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that an existing schema will be used to hold the DB2 tools catalog.

Select the existing schema to use for the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that a new schema will be created to hold the warehouse control database.

Type the name of the schema to create for the warehouse control database.

Specifies that an existing schema will be used to hold the warehouse control database.

Select the existing schema to use for the warehouse control database.

Type the user name needed to connect to the database and to create the warehouse control database.

Type the password needed to connect to the database and to create the warehouse control database.

Type the user name needed to connect to the database and to create the DB2 tools catalog.

Type the password needed to connect to the database and to create the DB2 tools catalog.

Specifies that the metadata of an existing local warehouse control database will be migrated to Version 8 format.

Specifies that the metadata of an existing remote warehouse control database will be migrated to Version 8 format.

Specifies that no metadata migration of an existing warehouse control database will be done.

Specifies that you want to use this instance with the Relational Connect components you chose to install.

Specifies that you do not want to use this instance with the Relational Connect components you chose to install.

Select to enable the instance to access federated data sources.