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<p>1 revision</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{DISPLAYTITLE:DB2}}<br /> [[Category:enPortal 5.5]]<br /> ==Overview==<br /> This document covers an example installation of IBM DB2 for use with enPortal as an external configuration database.<br /> <br /> In this example it is assumed the DB2 software is already installed on a system.<br /> <br /> == Creating a Database ==<br /> To create an DB2 database:<br /> <br /> #Log onto the DB2 server via an account with administrative privileges or the DB2 instance user account.<br /> #* Run the command &#039;&#039;db2&#039;&#039; run the following DB command at the db2 prompt:<br /> #*: &lt;tt&gt;create database portal pagesize 32768&lt;/tt&gt;<br /> #* Type &#039;&#039;exit&#039;&#039; to return to the UNIX shell.<br /> # Determine and make note of the IP or hostname of the DB2 server and the specific TCP port that DB2 is bound for incoming connections.<br /> <br /> == Creating a User ==<br /> # In some environments it will make sense to associate a new user account with the portal database. Because DB2 associates operating system users with DB2 user credentials, the creation of users and database permissions is a variable task: refer to the OS-Specific DB2 documentation for instructions for creating users and assigning database permissions.</div>

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