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WebSphere MQ Workflow Database Tools - InstallationNote: This document must be printed in landscape format!
The MQ Workflow database tools can make modifications to the MQ Workflow Runtime database that
cannot be made using the usual API calls. Currently there are two database tools
for MQ Workflow. You can find more information on the tools in the following
documents:
Process Template Deletion Tool
Follow these instructions to start one of the tools. Getting startedBefore you use the tools, it is recommended that you make a backup copy of your MQ Workflow Runtime database. To run the database tools on your system, you must have installed and configured an MQ Workflow Server installation. If you are running MQ Workflow with DB2 Universal Database on a UNIX or Windows platform, ensure that JDBC 2.0 is used. To switch to JDBC 2.0:
Setting up the toolsThe tools consist of the fmcjdbt.jar and fmcoutil.jar files, which contain the Java code, and a JNI library (fmczptdt.dll on Windows, libfmczptdt.so on AIX and Sun Solaris, libfmczptdt.sl on HP-UX systems). For z/OS, a JNI library is not needed. A configuration file, dbTools.properties, and sample start scripts for all platforms are supplied. Installation on UNIX and Windows systemsTo install the tools:
To avoid setting the environment variables each time you start the tool, it is recommended that you use a start script. Example scripts for all platforms can be found in the dbTools directory. Modify start_win.bat for Windows systems and start_unix.sh for UNIX systems. Installation on z/OSTo install the tools:
To avoid setting the environment variables each time you start the tool, it is recommended that you use a start script. An example of a start script for z/OS can be found in the dbTools directory. Modify start_zos.sh with the information described above. Customizing the toolsYou can control the behaviour of the tools by setting properties in the dbTools.properties file. This file must be in the directory from where you call the tools. If it is missing, the program exits with an error. You can set the following properties:
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