Here's how I do it. Indenting implies directory structure.
HTH
aj
/db2
/llogs DB logical logs archived from ANOTHER DB2 server
/<DB> For each DB whose logs we archive
/NODE0000 DB2 creates this automatically - used for EE
nodes
/backups Local DB2 DB backups
/<DB> For each local DB we backup
/ascii Ascii database table dumps
/<DB> For each local DB on which we do ascii dumps
/containers All DB2 data is stored in DB-Managed Space
(DMS) container files
/<DB> For each local DB
/logs Logical logs for that local DB
/tmp System-Managed Space (SMS) for DB temp data
/tmp32k DB temp data w/ 32k page size
/user_tmp User temp data
/user_tmp8k User temp data w/ 8k page size
/userexit Userexit is how logical logs are archived to
another servers /db2/llogs
/<DB> For each DB
ARCHIVE.LOG A log of all userexit archives and results
USEREXIT.ERR Any errors from userexit archives
/dbabin Home-brewed database executables/apps/utilities
/lifeboat Backup of DB configuration
/<SERVER> For each DB2 server lifeboat
/instance At instance level
/database At database level
Fabrizio Magni wrote:
Hello,
I'm a newbie with DB2 and I'd like to know if a standardized layout
exists for planning a proper installation. I'm referring to something
similar to OFA for Oracle.
I couldn't find anything googling around or checking on the IBM website
but probably I lack the DB2 basics.
Anybody with some good link where to check or with suggestion on how to
plan the installation?
Many thanks