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Hi
list,
NV 7.1.3+fp1, Linux
rh 7.2
I'd just like to
clarify something I've seen in the archive (same title as this post, reply by
Gareth Holl) about the tedw
enablement pack.
From the docs &
the archive note I'm not clear if the enablement pack needs Netview to be using
an rdbms itself (via RIM) already before installing the pack or
not?
The tdw doc's don't
mention RIM at all, but they do mention the Availability database and point to
sql scripts to re-create this (a) database.
I'm wondering if
that means the tdw pack runs something like ovtopoconv to pull data from netview
flat files & somehow?
I'm also a little
unclear if I need to have a full db2 server on my netview machine, or just a
configured db2 client?
The (confused)
picture in my head says;
On netview
(Linux);
Netview, non-framework install - no RIM
_No_ DB2 server
tdwdaemon process
db2 client configured to point at my w2k db2 server & the NETVIEW
database on that which has been created using
netview_tdw.sql
This machine will be periodically writing availability info through the
db2 client connection to the database on the windows server.
On
Windows;
DB2
TEDW - all components
Configure the Sources and Targets in the Data Warehouse
Ctr
Assorted tedw tasks will re-process the NETVIEW database populated by the
Linux box & write it on to the CDW and Data Marts
Can anyone
clarify...... If the answer is not on Linux, then replace Linux for AIX -
is the process the same?
Ta
K
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