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Installation and Configuration of Tivoli System Automation for High Availability of DB2 UDB BCU on AIX

Overview This paper documents an installation and configuration of IBM Tivoli System Automation on IBM AIX to provide high availability for a DB2 Universal DataBase (UDB) Balanced Configuration Unit (BCU). It provides the information that is needed to enable high availability quickly for an AIX DB2 environment. It is of special interest to those who intend to provide high availability for a DB2 database BCU that is running on the AIX platform.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2007	Downloads	40
Format	White Papers
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