Summary of prerequisites that are not met on the current system:ĭBT3613E The db2prereqcheck utility failed to verify the prerequisites for TSA. Requirement not matched for DB2 database 'Server' with pureScale feature. db2prereqcheckĬhecking prerequisites for DB2 installation. This time we’ll use “db2prereqcheck” to check if all requirements are met for the installation: sles15-db2-root:~/server_dec $. r-r-r- 1 bin bin 4987 db2checkCOL_readme.txt I’ll use exactly the same Db2 distribution as in the previous post: sles15-db2-root:~ $ ls -l Instead of trial and error as in the last post, lets directly install the packages which are required for a non-root installation: sles15-db2-root:~ $ zypper in -y xorg-x11-xauth sudo vi binutils libnuma1 libstdc++6-32bit pam-32bit PRETTY_NAME='SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP3'

Lets see how that works.Īs last time, I’ll start with a SLES 15SP3 minimal installation: sles15-db2-root:~ $ uname -a

Most installations, I guess, are root installations, especially if you want to run more than one instance on a host, and you want to have them started automatically when the systems comes up. While this is great if you want to get started fast and to do some tests this also comes with limitations. In the first post about Db2 I went for the non-root installation method.

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