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DB2, Install "Database instance" from Solution Menager

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Install "Database instance" from Solution Menager

<br>SAPinst ask me for password for database administrator account - db2d10.

error:

<br>"Invalid password. DIAGNOSIS: The password you specified for user 'db2d10' is wrong. SOLUTION: Enter the correct password."

<br>I can log to Solaris on this password

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<br>When user database administrator don't exist SAPinst wont to create this user:

<br>"FSL-01002 Unable to create account user="db2d10". UX: /usr/sbin/useradd: ERROR: Unable to create the home directory: No such file or directory. (return code 12)"

<br>When I create this user manualy:

<br>"FSL-01011 Unable to check password for account user="db2d10" uid="125"."

<br>When I change password manualy in solaris:

<br>"CJS-20004 Invalid password.<br>DIAGNOSIS: The password you specified for user 'db2d10' is wrong.<br>SOLUTION: Enter the correct password."

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<br>Solaris 10, db2 9, instal as root

<br>Could you help me ?

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Former Member
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Hello Maciek

there is an db2icrt.log.<Number> in the /tmp directory , that should match your db2icrt issued by sapinst . Please check this file first for error messages .

This message

"MDB-01006 DBI1010W The "-w" option specified in the db2icrt, db2iupdt or db2ilist command was ignored. 

is just a warning , that the -w Option of db2icrt issued by sapinst is deprecated and ignored by db2icrt of newer DB2 versions . This message should not indicate the source of the problem .

Usually there is also the entire db2icrt instruction with parameters in sapinst_dev.log and you can run this db2icrt manually as root .

There is also an

   -d          turn debug mode on.

parameter for debugging db2icrt issues , but this you should use , when db2icrt also does not run when issued manually as root .

Also check , whether you have created the home directory for db2<db2sid> /db2/db2<db2sid> properly with the proper permissions .

Best regards

dirk

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thanks, it's work

but I heve another problem:

"MDB-01006 DBI1010W The "-w" option specified in the db2icrt, db2iupdt or db2ilist command was ignored.

FCO-00011 The step CreateInstance with step key

|NW_Doublestack_DB|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_CreateDBandLoad|ind|ind|ind|ind|9|0|NW_CreateDB|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_DB

6_DB|ind|ind|ind|ind|1|0|NW_DB6_CreateDB2Instance|ind|ind|ind|ind|2|0|CreateInstance was executed with status ERROR ."

and when i log as db2<dbsid>:

<b>db2d10></b> db2

db2: not found

markus_doehr2
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The problem on Solaris (that is LONG existing) is the fact, that if you use a default installation of the operating system, "/home" is automounted and not a real mountpoint. SAPINST does not take that into account and tries to create the user with the home directory /home/db2<SID>.

Create that user manually on operating system level (check sapinst_dev.log for the complete command line and change the path of the home directory), then restart sapinst.

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Markus