DB2CC - is it available for Apple Mac OSX

[MacRules]

Typically, what DB2 components (clinet) have the essential DBA tool
(control center)?

I have Apple PowerMac dual CPUs, does IBM have plan to support DB2 on
Mac OSX?

Thanks

[ajstorm@ca.ibm.com]

Re: DB2CC - is it available for Apple Mac OSX

This may help in your quest to run something like the control center
on Mac OSX:

http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/archives/db2-monitoring-console-open-source-project-21370

You can access the project here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/db2mc

Thanks,
Adam

On Feb 10, 10:59 pm, MacRules <MacRu...@nospa m.comwrote:

Typically, what DB2 components (clinet) have the essential DBA tool
(control center)?
>
I have Apple PowerMac dual CPUs, does IBM have plan to support DB2 on
Mac OSX?
>
Thanks

[MacRules]

Re: DB2CC - is it available for Apple Mac OSX

ajstorm@ca.ibm. com wrote:

This may help in your quest to run something like the control center
on Mac OSX:
>

http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/archives/db2-monitoring-console-open-source-project-21370

>
You can access the project here:
>

http://sourceforge.net/projects/db2mc

>
Thanks,
Adam
>
On Feb 10, 10:59 pm, MacRules <MacRu...@nospa m.comwrote:

>Typically, what DB2 components (clinet) have the essential DBA tool
>(control center)?
>>
>I have Apple PowerMac dual CPUs, does IBM have plan to support DB2 on
>Mac OSX?
>>
>Thanks

>

1 minor thing here. Just wish it is in Mac dmg format, that would be
perfect. I will take a look.

Thanks

[Ian]

Re: DB2CC - is it available for Apple Mac OSX

MacRules wrote:

ajstorm@ca.ibm. com wrote:

>This may help in your quest to run something like the control center
>on Mac OSX:
>>
>http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/...-project-21370
>>
>>
>You can access the project here:
>>
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/db2mc
>>
>Thanks,
>Adam
>>
>On Feb 10, 10:59 pm, MacRules <MacRu...@nospa m.comwrote:

>>Typically, what DB2 components (clinet) have the essential DBA tool
>>(control center)?
>>>
>>I have Apple PowerMac dual CPUs, does IBM have plan to support DB2 on
>>Mac OSX?
>>>
>>Thanks

>>

>
1 minor thing here. Just wish it is in Mac dmg format, that would be
perfect. I will take a look.

Mac OS is just as comfortable with gzipped tar files. Many Mac software
developers are even starting to distribute apps in .tar.gz, .zip files
instead of disk images.

There was a blog post in mid-september last year (http://xrl.us/bf4wg)
that said that IBM is working on a port of DB2 Express-C to Mac OS X
(not just the client tools but the full engine). Unfortunately it
might be only for Intel macs.