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UNIX, enter the directory as a fully qualified path (for

example: /home/db2inst1/sqllib/db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar).

-orahome ORACLE_HOME

Oracle home installation directory, if the Resource

Manager database is an Oracle database.

-orajdbc ora_jdbc_abspath

Fully qualified path for the Oracle JDBC location, if the

Resource Manager database is an Oracle database.

Oracle JDBC 9.0.x is required.

14.7.2 Configuring the Resource Manager services on UNIX

There are four services: RMMigrator, RMPurger, RMReplicator, and RMStager.

In general, Resource Manager processes are configured using the setprocenv.sh

file described in 18.7.1, “Configuration of Resource Manager utilities and

services” on page 487. However, the values for dbname and rmappname can be

changed if passed into the Process starting routine. These parameters override

the ones that are set by the $IBMCMROOT/config/setprocenv.sh file.

Here is an example of how an entry for the services file appears:

RMMigrator_RMDB 7500/tcp #Resource Manager Migrator

In the example, RMMigrator is the stand-alone application process and RMDB is

the database name. The dbname and application parameters passed to the

/etc/rc.cmrmproc script should match the case in the service name registration in

the /etc/services file.

14.7.3 Starting and stopping resource services on UNIX

You can start or stop a stand-alone application process as follows:

 To start all four applications:

/etc/rc.cmrmprc -act start -db <dbname> -app <rmappname>

In this syntax:

– <dbname> is the database name on which these processes are running.

– <rmappname> is the name of the Resource Manager Web application.

Attention: On AIX, the parameters, dbname, rmappname, and application are

all case sensitive. All of the process service names are registered in the

/etc/services file.