IBM DB2 To the application, Possible actions are these, Print, Compare, Generate, ITSO2 database

Application name	Description
MigrateExecuter	Based on two database configurations this application can
	perform a set of migration related actions. It compares the
	source database configuration, which is the configuration of the
	ITSO2 database, with the target database configuration which is
	retrieved dynamically from the database given as an argument
	to the application.
	Possible actions are these:
	￿	Print
		Print out both database configurations to stdout.
	￿	Compare
		Compare two database configurations and list new tables,
		tables to be removed and tables to be changed.
	￿	Generate
		Print out the statements required to migrate the existing
		database (given as argument) to meet the configuration of
		the ITSO2 database.
	￿	Execute
		Migrate the existing database (given as argument) to reflect
		the configuration of the ITSO2 database.
	￿ The application require 3 or 5 arguments :
		– server:port or server. Server name and optional port
		number for the db2 server
		– alias. The name of the database to be connected to.
		– Action. One the above specified actions.
		– userid. The name of the user used to connect to DB2.
		– password. The password for the user used to connect to
		DB2.
	user ID and password are optional, but must either both be
	omitted or both supplied. This set of arguments will migrate the
	ITSO database:
	localhost itsodb execute db2inst1 db2inst1

Each Java application has a corresponding shell script used to set up the environment and start the execution of the application. These shell scripts are

listed in Table 5-10.The classpath used in the scripts assume that the DB2 jar files are located in the directory c:\Program Files\IBM\SQLLIB\java. The scripts

must be modified to reflect the actual location of the DB2 jar files.

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