Creating the Cognos Content Store from the command line
If the target environment does not have a browser or graphical environment, use the command line to create the database for the Cognos® Content Store.
Before you begin
- Review your target environment to ensure that it meets the hardware and software requirements for Jazz™ for Service Management and its related software. See Hardware and software requirements.
- Decide whether to install as a root user or non-root user, see Installing as a root user or non-root user.
- Ensure that you have downloaded and extracted the Reporting Services installation
media for your platform to your target machine, for example, Install_Imgs_Home/TCRCognos,
where Install_Imgs_Home/ refers
to the common root directory to which the installation media are extracted. Restriction: You cannot generate the SQL script, which creates the DB2® database for the Cognos Content Store, from the directory of the mounted DVD.
- Ensure that you have write permissions to the Install_Imgs_Home/TCRCognos/ContentStoreDatabase directory, so that you can generate the SQL script for creating the DB2 database for the Cognos Content Store in this directory.
- Create a separate database user with administrative privileges
to own the Cognos Content
Store.
See DB2 users and groups in the IBM® DB2 Information Center for Linux, UNIX, and Windows.
See Required user accounts for installation of DB2 server products (Windows) in the IBM DB2 Information Center for Linux, UNIX, and Windows.
- Ensure that you have installed DB2.
You can use an existing DB2 installation
if the version of DB2 is supported
by Jazz for Service
Management.
- If installing Jazz for Service Management as a root user, see Setting up DB2 as a root user.
- If installing Jazz for Service Management as a non-root user, see Setting up DB2 as a non-root user.