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  1. Preface
  2. Configure Zero Downtime
  3. Prepare the Environment for IBM DB2 Databases
  4. Removing ZDT Replication

Zero Downtime Installation Guide for IBM DB2

Zero Downtime Installation Guide for IBM DB2

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Create a User for Oracle GoldenGate on Windows

Create a dedicated user for Oracle GoldenGate on both the source system and the target system. You can use the same user name on both systems or different user names. Assign the user to the groups DB2ADMINS and DB2USERS. A database administrator must grant DBA permissions to this user.
The following steps describe how to set up a user on a Windows system. The steps might vary based on the version of Windows that you use.
  1. On the source system, open
    Control Panel
    , and click
    Administrative Tools
    .
  2. Double-click
    Computer Management
    .
  3. In the Computer Management window, expand
    Local Users and Groups
    .
  4. Right-click
    Users
     and select
    New User
    .
  5. In the New User dialog box, type a user name, such as
    GG
    .
  6. Clear the
    User must change password at next login
     check box.
  7. Select the
    User cannot change password
     check box.
  8. Select the
    Password never expires
     check box.
  9. Click
    Create
    .
    The New User dialog box closes, and the GG user appears in the list.
  10. Assign the user to user groups.
    1. In the
      Computer Management
       window, right-click the
      GG
       user.
    2. In the
      GG Properties
       dialog box, click
      Member Of
      .
    3. Click
      Add
      .
    4. In the
      Select Groups
       dialog box, specify the following groups:
      DB2USERS
       and
      DB2ADMNS
      .
    5. Click
      OK
      .
      The dialog box closes.
    6. In the
      GG Properties
       dialog box, click
      OK
      .
  11. Repeat all steps on the target system.
  12. A database administrator must grant DBA privileges to this user on both systems.
    GRANT DBADM ON DATABASE TO USER GG
    The user can now use stored procedures and the db2readlogAPI.
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