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Ali Bakhtiari #1
location of system & local database directory in windows NT
I would appreciate it if someone points me to the location of system and
local database directory in a windows NT environment.
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Pierre Saint-Jacques #2 Re: location of system & local database directory in windows NT
System db directory
<drive>:\SQLLIB\instname\SQLDBDIR\ file name is also sqldbdir
To find which db is on which drive do: db2 list db directory
Local db Directory
<drive>:\instname\node0000\SQLDBDIR file name is also sqldbdir
To find which db lives in which direcotry (SQLxxxxx) do: db2 list db
directory on <drive>
HTH, Pierre.
Ali Bakhtiari wrote:> I would appreciate it if someone points me to the location of system and
> local database directory in a windows NT environment.
>
> Regards
>
>Pierre Saint-Jacques Guest
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