In this section all of the following DB2 products are referred to collectively as the DB2 DRDA AS: QMF support for DB2 distributed relational database architecture application servers is optional. You need to perform the steps described in this section only if you intend to connect QMF to any of the previously described DB2 DRDA application servers. When it is necessary, a more specific reference is made to one of the following products:
QMF support for a DB2 DRDA AS is optional. You only need to perform the steps described in this section if you intend to connect QMF to any of the previously described DB2 DRDA Application Servers.
Before you install QMF into a DB2 DRDA AS from z/OS, you need to make the following preparations for DB2 DataJoiner:
"db2 create database" database-name
Note: Normally you will want the created database to have authentication SERVER, which is the default. However, due to password handling restrictions with Microsoft SNA Server (on Windows NT), it is necessary to change the database to have authentication CLIENT. Refer to the appropriate DB2 Command Reference manual for the specific system commands to use for setting database authentication.
"db2 connect to" database-name "user" system-id "using" password "db2 get authorizations"
Check the step's completion code in the system messages. Completion messages can be found in the SYSTSPRT or the SYSTERM output, as indicated. SYSPRINT provides additional diagnostic information for IBM Software Support.