Sudo chmod o+rx /Users/$(whoami)/sqllib/security/db2ckpw Sudo chmod u+rxs /Users/$(whoami)/sqllib/security/db2ckpw Sudo chown root /Users/$(whoami)/sqllib/security/db2ckpw (You need to be an Admin user to run these commands): cd /Users/$(whoami)/sqllib/security This will install DB2 to the following default location: /Users/$(whoami)/sqllibĮxecute step 6 if you need to enable connections for a userid other than the instance owner:Ħ. Enter the expc directory and run the installer and perform a non-root install: cd expc The image will be extracted into an expc directory.ĥ. Extract the DB2 install image from the tar archive: tar -xzvf db2_v101_macos_ If the error is “command not found” then run the following export PATH=$PATH*:*/Applications/XCode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/binĤ. Open a terminal with a shell for the the user that will become instance owner.ģ. Restart your Mac after creating the file to make the values take effect.Ģ. Create the file /etc/nf if it does not exist. Ensure the following entries are in the /etc/nf. These can be installed from the Mac App Store.ġ. Prerequisite: XCode developer tools must be installed. Instructions to install DB2 v10.1 on Mac OS X Yosemite: Here are the current instructions for installing DB2 10.1 on Mac OS X, courtesy of my colleague Kevin Rose: It should get you started quickly with DB2 by running it in a virtualized Linux environment on your Mac. DB2 on Mac using DockerĪ quicker option for getting running with DB2 on Mac is to use the DB2 docker image. It supports lots of neat things like SQL, XQuery for XML, SPARQL for RDF, full text search, and so on.
IBM DB2 is a mature relational database server. I have a local installation on my Macbook to develop DB2-backed Ruby on Rails applications. It’s useful to have a local installation of the DB2 on Mac for development and test purposes.
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