Getting Started with DB2 Express-C

292 Getting Started with DB2 Express-C
2. If the script fails in any of the steps, try to figure out the problem by reviewing the
error messages. A typical problem when running the script is that you may need to
change the paths of the files as they may be located in different directories. You
can always drop the database and start again issuing this command from the DB2
Command Window or Linux shell:
db2 drop database mydb
3. If you receive an error while trying to drop the database because of active
connections, issue this command first:
db2 force applications all
4. After successfully running the script, use the DB2 Control Center, or IBM Data
Studio to verify that the items and clients tables are created and that they contain
4 and 7 rows respectively.
5. With the mydb database created and with the two tables loaded, you can now
connect to it, and perform the queries shown in Listings 15.7 through 15.19