Cataloging Apache Derby Databases
In the DRDA topology, each Apache Derby database is known only in relation to the Apache Derby Network Server that serves application requests to the database; therefore, to catalog a single database, you must tell the DB2 client which node it must connect to in order to access the database. Relative to all of the authentication methods available to the DB2 family of databases, the only authentication method that the Apache Derby Network Server supports is server-based authentication. Therefore, the syntax for cataloging an Apache Derby database on the DB2 client is as follows:
bash$ db2 CATALOG DATABASE database-name AT NODE node-name \ AUTHENTICATION SERVER
For example, to catalog a database called YMLD on ...
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