Hi Ranganatha,
Thanks for example.
Checking the DB2 installation on target machine is wokring now.
Best Regards
Adnan
Ranganatha H C wrote:
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> Hi,
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> One way would be to add Registry serach and assign the registry serach
> result to a property. Later you can use the property based on its v
Hello,
Q_1 Your example for checking IIS:
Key='SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters'
My issue for checking db2 installation:
Key=? here come the path where db2 is installed on the machine?
Q_2 Your example: IIS6SPLEVEL >= "#6"
Which value come for DB2?
Ranganatha H C wrote:
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Hi,
One way would be to add Registry serach and assign the registry serach
result to a property. Later you can use the property based on its value to
check whether DB2 installed on the target machine or not.
e.g To check IIS is installed or not
Installed OR (IIS6SPLEVEL >= "#6" AND NO
Searching IBM's web site I found a list of ProductCodes you could search for
for DB2 v8.(whatever it was, I didn't save the link since that version is
post-support) but for DB2 v9 I didn't find any such list.
Your best bet is to query either IBM or DB2 users as to how to
programmatically check db2
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