Cluster Server 8.0.2 Agent for DB2 Installation and Configuration Guide - Solaris

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Product(s): InfoScale & Storage Foundation (8.0.2)
Platform: Solaris
  1. Introducing the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
    1.  
      About the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
    2.  
      How Cluster Server Agent for DB2 makes DB2 highly available
    3.  
      How the DB2 agent supports intelligent resource monitoring
    4.  
      Supported software for VCS agent for DB2
    5. About agent functions for VCS agent for DB2
      1.  
        About the online agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      2.  
        About the offline agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      3.  
        About the monitor agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      4.  
        About the clean agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      5.  
        About the info agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      6.  
        About the action agent function for VCS agent for DB2
      7. About IMF Integration functions for VCS Agent for DB2
        1.  
          About the imf_init function for VCS agent for DB2
        2.  
          About the imf_register function for VCS agent for DB2
        3.  
          About the imf_getnotification function for VCS agent for DB2
      8.  
        About running the info agent function to get database information for VCS agent for DB2
    6.  
      Typical DB2 configuration in a Cluster Server
    7.  
      Road map for setting up DB2 UDB in a VCS environment
  2. Installing and configuring DB2
    1. VCS requirements for installing DB2
      1.  
        Preparing to install DB2 UDB non-MPP versions
      2.  
        Preparing to install DB2 UDB MPP versions
      3.  
        Creating the file systems for non-MPP instances for DB2
      4.  
        Creating the shared file systems for MPP instances for DB2
      5. Defining user and group accounts for DB2
        1.  
          Creating user group accounts for DB2
        2.  
          Adding user accounts for DB2 on Solaris
    2.  
      Installing DB2 in a VCS environment
    3. Setting up the DB2 configuration
      1.  
        Checking /etc/services for DB2
      2.  
        Enabling password less communication for DB2 users among all cluster nodes
      3.  
        Modifying the $DB2InstHome/sqllib/db2nodes.cfg file for DB2
      4.  
        Confirming the DB2 installation
  3. Installing and removing the Cluster Server Agent for DB2
    1.  
      Before you install or upgrade the VCS agent for DB2
    2.  
      Installing the VCS agent for DB2 software
    3.  
      Upgrading the VCS agent for DB2
    4.  
      Disabling the VCS agent for DB2
    5.  
      Removing the VCS agent for DB2
  4. Configuring VCS service groups for DB2
    1.  
      About configuring service groups for DB2
    2. About DB2 configurations in VCS
      1.  
        Non-MPP configuration service groups for DB2
      2. MPP configuration service groups for DB2
        1.  
          Parallel CVM service group for MPP configuration for DB2
        2.  
          Failover service group for MPP configuration for DB2
      3.  
        DB2 instances that are configured in Solaris zones
    3. Before configuring the service group for DB2
      1.  
        Importing the Db2udbTypes.cf file
    4. Configuring the VCS Agent for DB2 from Cluster Manager (Java Console)
      1.  
        Adding service group for DB2 MPP using the Cluster Manager (Java Console)
      2.  
        Adding a service group for DB2 non-MPP with the Cluster Manager (Java Console)
    5. Configuring the VCS agent for DB2 by editing the main.cf file
      1.  
        Configuring the agent to use the DB2 MPP configuration
      2.  
        Configuring the agent to use the DB2 non-MPP configurations
      3.  
        Verifying the configuration for VCS agent for DB2
    6. Setting up in-depth monitoring of a DB2 instance
      1.  
        Enabling in-depth monitoring of a DB2 instance
      2.  
        Enabling in-depth monitoring from the command line for DB2
      3. Enabling and disabling intelligent resource monitoring for Db2udb resource
        1.  
          Administering the AMF kernel driver
      4.  
        Handling DB2 error codes during in-depth monitoring
      5.  
        Disabling in-depth monitoring for DB2
  5. Administering VCS service groups for DB2
    1.  
      About administering service groups for DB2
    2.  
      Bringing the DB2 service group online
    3.  
      Taking the DB2 service group offline
    4.  
      Switching the DB2 service group
    5.  
      Disabling the agent for DB2
  6. Appendix A. Troubleshooting Cluster Server Agent for DB2
    1.  
      Creating a db2profile for environment variables for DB2
    2.  
      Setting the RestartLimit attribute for VCS agent for DB2
    3.  
      Partition/Node switch-over scenarios for DB2 in MPP mode
  7. Appendix B. Resource type information for Cluster Server Agent for DB2
    1. About the resource type definitions for DB2
      1.  
        DB2 UDB type definition file: Db2udbTypes.cf on Solaris
  8. Appendix C. Resource type attributes for DB2
    1.  
      About the Db2udb resource types and attribute definitions
  9. Appendix D. Sample configurations
    1. Sample configuration files for VCS agent for DB2 on Solaris
      1.  
        Non-MPP main.cf configuration for VCS agent for DB2 on Solaris
      2.  
        MPP main.cf configuration for VCS agent for DB2 on Solaris

Configuring the agent to use the DB2 non-MPP configurations

Edit the main.cf file. Use /etc/VRTSagents/ha/conf/Db2udb/ sample_db2udb/main.cf.EE or /etc/VRTSagents/ha/conf/ Db2udb/sample_db2/main.cf.EEE for reference.

To configure the agent to use the DB2 non-MPP configurations

  1. Include the Db2udbTypes.cf file.
    include "Db2udbTypes.cf"
  2. Create a service group for the DB2 resources.

    This example that shows a group named "db2_grp1" in which two partitions are defined.

  3. Include all resources in the service groups. These resources include the Db2udb, DiskGroup, IP, Mount, NIC, and Volume resources. Assign values to the attributes for the resources to match the parameters of your configuration.

    For more information:

    For information about the DiskGroup, IP, Mount, NIC, and Volume resources, refer to the Cluster Server Bundled Agents Reference Guide.

  4. Assign dependencies for the newly created resources. For the group db2udb_grp1, enter:
       db2udb1 requires db2udb_ip1
   db2udb1 requires db2udb_mnt1
   db2udb_ip1 requires db2udb_nic1
   db2udb_mnt1 requires db2udb_vol1
   db2udb_vol1 requires db2udb_dg1

    And for group db2udb_grp3, enter:

       db2udb3 requires db2udb_ip3
   db2udb3 requires db2udb_mnt3
   db2udb_ip3 requires db2udb_nic3
   db2udb_mnt3 requires db2udb_vol3
   db2udb_vol3 requires db2udb_dg3

    For more information, refer to the appropriate sample configuration file.

    For more information on assigning dependencies, refer to the Cluster Server Administrator’s Guide.

  5. Save and close the file.