Problem connecting to database directory after installing fixpack 7a

[Ricardo Silva]

I have a DB2 v8.1 FP4 instances that have been running fine on an AIX server
for quite some time. I installed FP7a, but for some reason when I do a "db2
list db directory" on the server as the instance id, I am getting the
following error for all the FP4a instances.

SQL10004C An I/O error occurred while accessing the database directory.
SQLSTATE=58031

Can anyone give me a clue about what's going on?

[richard]

c9******@dcc.online.pt (Ricardo Silva) wrote in message news:<c7**************************@posting.google. com>...

I have a DB2 v8.1 FP4 instances that have been running fine on an AIX server
for quite some time. I installed FP7a, but for some reason when I do a "db2
list db directory" on the server as the instance id, I am getting the
following error for all the FP4a instances.

SQL10004C An I/O error occurred while accessing the database directory.
SQLSTATE=58031

Can anyone give me a clue about what's going on?

The user you logged in has permission problem to access db2 data.

[Ricardo Silva]

sh*******@gmail.com (richard) wrote in message news:<ca**************************@posting.google. com>...

c9******@dcc.online.pt (Ricardo Silva) wrote in message news:<c7**************************@posting.google. com>...

I have a DB2 v8.1 FP4 instances that have been running fine on an AIX server
for quite some time. I installed FP7a, but for some reason when I do a "db2
list db directory" on the server as the instance id, I am getting the
following error for all the FP4a instances.

SQL10004C An I/O error occurred while accessing the database directory.
SQLSTATE=58031

Can anyone give me a clue about what's going on?

The user you logged in has permission problem to access db2 data

The user that I use is the instance administrator user, so that user
has the necessarie permissions.
If I run the command :
db2 list db directory on <database filsesystem>
I can see the information of my databse directory.
thank's

[Mark]

> The user that I use is the instance administrator user, so that user

has the necessarie permissions.
If I run the command :
db2 list db directory on <database filsesystem>
I can see the information of my databse directory.
thank's

I have the exact same problem with FP7a and FP6a instances on Linux 32
bit. I can see the FP7a instance, but get the I/O error for the FP6a
instance.

[Visubalan Nandakumar]

Did anyone found a way to fix this problem?

Mark wrote:

The user that I use is the instance administrator user, so that user has the necessarie permissions.
If I run the command :
db2 list db directory on <database filsesystem>
I can see the information of my databse directory.
thank's

I have the exact same problem with FP7a and FP6a instances on Linux

32 bit. I can see the FP7a instance, but get the I/O error for the FP6a
instance.

[Visu]

This is what i did to resolve the issue.

http://db2dba.blogspot.com/2005/02/s...red-while.html