On May 1, 4:10*pm, Larry <la...@nospam.net> wrote:
> As for your first question, are you certain that you are connecting to
> the mainframe? Could it be that you are connecting locally?
>
> Larry E.
>
>
>
> zgh1970 wrote:
> > Hi, All,
> > I have question on DB2 CONNECT configure.
> > We installed DB2 ESE V8 FixPak 14 o AIX .
> > When we set up the connection to DB2 Mainframe.
> > We just catalog node and DB directory without DCS.
> > From what I know, DB2 conenct needs to set up node, dcs and db
> > directories.
>
> > Why DB2 CONNECT can connect to DB2 mainframe without the DCS?
>
> > Another issue on the Sysplex support *on the above db2 connect
> > configuration.
> > We have set DB2CONNECT_IN_APP_PROCESS=NO ,
> > But i can still see reroute.
> > I checked IBM *http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview...id=swg21253021
> > It has the difference on DB2 Connect and gateway.
> > Is my above set is gateway or DB2 Connect?
>
> > In case the client applications are running locally on the same
> > physical machine as DB2 Connect, you need to set
> > DB2CONNECT_IN_APP_PROCESS=NO to force the local clients to run in an
> > agent so as to utilize Sysplex support.
>
> > db2set DB2CONNECT_IN_APP_PROCESS=NO
>
> > db2stop
>
> > db2start
>
> > However, if you want to disable DB2 Connect Sysplex support on your
> > gateway, you can simply catalog a DCS database without specifying the
> > Sysplex in the parameter list and re-catalog the DCS database as your
> > database alias. You can also turn off Sysplex in V8 by setting the DB2
> > registry variable DB2SYSPLEX_SERVER to zero, but this variable is
> > deprecated in DB2 Connect V9. By default this variable is set to a
> > nonzero value in DB2 Connect V8.
>
> > thanks,- Hide quoted text -
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Hi, Larry,
I am sure it can connect to mainfrmaw withour DCS directory.
thanks,