I'm checking out two redbooks I found mentioned in the archives and have some
rookie (DB2) confusion.

"Using ADSM to Back up Databases" refers to DB2/2 and DB2/6000. One is
obviously for the RS6000 platform, the other makes reference to Intel
platforms but refers to OS/2 commands. (I did find a matrix that references
NT and OS/2 for DB2/2 v2). Should I be looking elsewhere for UDB on NT? Or
should I be asking if Universal DB2 and DB2/2 are different beasts?

The redbook "Managing VLDB using DB2 UDB EEE" seems specific to AIX.

Thanks for any guidance.

Gyula Bereczky wrote:

> On Mon, Nov 20, 2000 at 11:14:22AM -0500, Jim Kirkman wrote:
> > We're about to add a couple of NT servers running DB2 Universal. Anyone
> > have any first hand knowledge of this environment that they could share
> > with the uninitiated? I understand there is no TDP for this product at
> > this time. Any special provisions that we should be aware of?
>
> No need for TDP, DB2 has native support for *SM.
> Check out your UDB manuals...
> And maybe the archives of this list at http://msgs.adsm.org too..
>
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