Getting Started with Open Source Development
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
120 <strong>Getting</strong> started <strong>with</strong> open source development<br />
For Linux, the equivalent of the DB2 Command Window is simply the Linux shell (or<br />
terminal) where the DB2 environment has been set up by executing the db2profile file.<br />
This file is created by default and added to the .login file for the DB2 instance owner. By<br />
default the DB2 instance owner is db2inst1.<br />
B.4.2.2 DB2 Command Line Processor<br />
The DB2 Command Line Processor (CLP) is the same as the DB2 Command Window, <strong>with</strong><br />
one exception that the prompt is db2=> rather than an operating system prompt. To start<br />
the DB2 Command Line Processor on Windows, use Start -> Programs -> IBM DB2 -><br />
DB2COPY1 (Default) -> Command Line Tools -> Command Line Processor or alternatively<br />
from a DB2 Command Window or Linux shell type db2 and press Enter. The prompt will<br />
change to db2 as shown in Figure B.6.<br />
Figure B.6 - The DB2 Command Line Processor (CLP)<br />
Note that Figure B.6 also illustrates that when working in the CLP, you do not need to<br />
prefix commands <strong>with</strong> DB2. To exit from the CLP, type quit.<br />
B.4.2.3 DB2 Command Editor<br />
The DB2 Command Editor is the GUI version of the DB2 Command Window or DB2<br />
Command Line Processor as shown in Figure B.7. This tool is deprecated for DB2 version<br />
9.7.
Change language