SOURCE: BLD FLASH 9538
SOURCE MATERIAL DATED: 9/95
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                   PSF FOR OS/2 INSTALLATION WITH DB2/2 V2.1
 
 
 
 PRE-PSF/2 INSTALLATION
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 There is a problem with the PSF for OS/2 (PSF/2) installation routine related
 to  DB2/2 V2.1 (either Standalone or Server).  The PSF/2 install program uses
 a BIND syntax which is valid for previous versions of DB2/2  but  requires  a
 modification prior to a PSF/2 installation with DB2/2 V2.1.
 
 The following procedure is a workaround:
 
 o   Copy the PSF/2 installation files from the \PSF2 directory on the CD into
     a  \PSF2TEMP  directory  on the hard drive. (This will be done for you as
     part of the procedure for installing from diskette.)
 
 o   Edit INSTALL.CTL in the \PSF2TEMP directory using E or EPM.   Search  for
     SQLBIND. You will find 5 consecutive lines:
 
       "17" "SQLBIND.EXE" "%s\PSF2\BIN\AIN3LXLB.BND" "AINLIB" "/FLOC"
       "17" "SQLBIND.EXE" "%s\PSF2\BIN\AIN3LRLB.BND" "AINLIB" "/FLOC"
       "17" "SQLBIND.EXE" "%s\PSF2\BIN\AIN3QRLB.BND" "AINLIB" "/FLOC"
       "18" "SQLBIND.EXE" "%s\PSF2\BIN\AIN2QSML.BND" "AINDPF" "/FLOC"
       "18" "SQLBIND.EXE" "%s\PSF2\BIN\AIN3QSML.BND" "AINDPF" "/FLOC"
 
     Replace  "/FLOC"  at the end of each line with "/F=LOC". (This is a valid
     BIND option for DB2/2 V2.1.)
 
 o   Use the modified INSTALL.CTL to install PSF/2 from the  \PSF2TEMP  direc-
     tory.  Backup  the  INSTALL.CTL file, and then remove the contents of the
     \PSF2TEMP directory.
 
 
 
 POST-PSF/2 INSTALLATION WITH ERRORS
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 If you have attempted to install PSF/2 with DB2/2 V2.1 and received the  fol-
 lowing message:
 
   SQL0104N 'An unexpected token "OC" was found following
      "DATETIME".  Expected tokens my include:"DEF" SQLSTATE=42601
 
 Use  the following procedure to recover, and then continue with the preceding
 instructions to edit the INSTALL.CTL file and re-install PSF/2:
 
 o   Make backup copies of the OS/2 INI and CONFIG.AIN (not CONFIG.SYS)  files
     per  the Cookbook section on "Installing the PSF/2 code".  This is a pre-
     cautionary step.
 
 o   Delete the contents of the \PSF2 and \PSF2RES directories.
 
 o   Restore CONFIG.SYS by copying CONFIG.AIN to CONFIG.SYS.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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