=> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 09:35:50 -0500, Bill Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> What I did to backup a DB2 server on AIX that had 4 instances: [1. 2. ...] Dang, I was just going to say that. We've got some 70 instances on two system images, in support of our PeopleSoft installation, so we do this a _LOT_. > 6. Set the password. Since this needs to be run as "root", you need to > export the DSMI_CONFIG variable pointing to the correct instances' DSM.OPT > file. Then run the $HOME/sqllib/adsm/dsmapipw program. Anther possible method for this; if you have server instance DB2BACK_SOMEINSTANCE in your dsm.sys, you can run dsmc q sess -se=DB2BACK_SOMEINSTANCE and you'll do a password setting transaction there too. That invocation may be more natural to the more TSM-y (as opposed to DB2-y) of your admins. - Allen S. Rout
