Getting errors when installing DB2 8.2 on AIX5L

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  • vijaykumars
    New Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 4

    Getting errors when installing DB2 8.2 on AIX5L

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    Installation Summary
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    Name Level Part Event Result
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    db2_08_01.essg 8.1.1.64 USR APPLY SUCCESS

    Installing DB2 file sets:.......Suc cess
    Registering DB2 licenses:...... .Success
    Setting default global profile registry variables:..... ..Success
    Creating the DB2 Administration Server:.......S uccess
    ERROR:Could not switch current DB2INSTANCE to "db2inst1". The return code is
    "-2029059916".

    Initializing instance list:.......Suc cess
    ERROR:DBI1131E The user ID db2inst1 is invalid.

    Explanation:

    An attempt to access the given user ID failed. One of the
    following situations has occurred:

    o This user ID does not exist on the system.

    o The home directory of this user is not set up properly.

    o One of the user attributes needed by DB2 is unset.

    o The UID of this user is 0



    User Response:

    Make sure a valid user ID with valid home directory, shell,
    primary group and secondary group has been used. Create a new
    user if necessary.

    DBI1079I Output is saved in the log file /tmp/db2iupdt.log.11 26520.

    Explanation:

    All processed and failed operations have been saved into this log
    file.

    User Response:

    Do not modify this file in any way. This file is for IBM
    Technical Support reference.


    ERROR:Unable to find a Database Manager configuration file within
    "/DB2inst/db2inst1/sqllib/db2systm".

    ERROR:The value "DB2AUTOSTART=Y ES" could not be added to the Profile Registry
    for the "db2inst1" instance. Return value is "5094".

    ERROR:The value "DB2COMM=TC PIP" could not be added to the Profile Registry for
    the "db2inst1" instance. Return value is "5094".

    ERROR:An error occurred while trying to set the Database Manager Configuration
    parameters and Profile Registry variables for the "db2inst1" instance. The
    return code is "5094".

    Creating DB2 instances:..... ..Success
    ERROR:Could not switch current DB2INSTANCE to "db2inst1". The return code is
    "-2029059916".

    Building list of databases to create:.......S uccess
    ERROR:Could not switch current DB2INSTANCE to "db2inst1". The return code is
    "-2029059916".

    ERROR:Could not switch current DB2INSTANCE to "db2inst1". The return code is
    "-2029059916".

    ERROR:User "?ð" does not exist.

    ERROR:An error occurred while configuring the database "DWCTRLDB".

    Creating DB2 databases:..... ..Failure
    Configuring the DB2 Administration Server:.......S uccess
    Updating global profile registry:...... .Success
    ERROR:Could not switch current DB2INSTANCE to "db2inst1". The return code is
    "-2029059916".

    ERROR:The installation program is unable to add the contact "contact1". The
    return value is "5104". Please see the DB2 documentation for more information
    about configuring health alert notifications.

    Configuring health alert notifications:. ......Failure
    Updating DB2INSTANCE in IWH.environment :.......Success
    Updating services file entries for DB2 Warehouse Manager:....... Success
    ERROR:An error occurred while initializing the warehouse control database. The
    instance "db2inst1" does not exist or the user is invalid.

    Configuring the warehouse control database:...... .Failure
    WARNING:A minor error occurred while installing "DB2 Universal Database
    Enterprise Server Edition" on this computer. Some features may not function
    correctly.


    DB2 Setup log file finished at: Wed Nov 22 11:53:15 IST 2006 IST
  • Colloid Snake
    New Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 144

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    vijaykumars-

    Check out this thread on ibm.com, the other ones I found all first suggest looking at a file in /var/.

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