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Database Forum / DB2 Topics / June 2006Instances
Hai .. every one ...... Can anyone tell the command that will list all the instance names along with their creator names..............db2ilist is giving only the names.... pls tell me the command in windows........... regards kamal > Hai .. every one ...... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > regards > kamal The instances are "created" by root. But the instance owner is usually the instance name. > > Hai .. every one ...... > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > The instances are "created" by root. But the instance owner is usually the > instance name. Hai mark.... Thanks for the reply..... can u explain tht a bit more.......... regards Kamal "Gladiator" <vkamalnath1237@gmail.com> wrote in message > > Hai mark.... > > Thanks for the reply..... can u explain tht a bit more.......... > > regards > Kamal I believe that in Windows, DB2 will create a default instance name of DB2 even if the instance owner is something else. I think the default is db2admin, but it can be changed during install. You can check the list of Windows user accounts and probably figure it out. User and group accounts in DB2 must be defined at the operating system level (in this case it is Windows). |
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