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XMeta Metabrokers and Bridges

All platform users Files and Data to collect Description Services (Domain) machine <IS_HOME>\ASBServer\install\logs\xmeta-install.log xmeta installation log <IS_HOME>\ASBServer\install\etc\history\xmeta-install-status.hist xmeta installation history file <IS_HOME>\ASBServer\install\bin\install.properties xmeta installation configuration file Server (ie ds engine) machine <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\logs\xmeta-install.log xmeta installation log <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\etc\history\xmeta-install-status.hist xmeta installation history file <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\bin\install.properties xmeta installation configuration file Client machine <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\logs\xmeta-install.log xmeta installation log <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\etc\history\xmeta-install-status.hist xmeta installation history file <IS_HOME>\ASBNode\install\bin\install.properties xmeta installation...

XMeta

All platform users This document describes problem scenarios that can occur when using XMeta. For each scenario, the typical characteristics or symptoms of the scenario are described and a list of Must Gather information is provided. Scenario: Database Deadlock A database deadlock occurs when two (or more) database transactions each hold a resource that the other is attempting to acquire. Database deadlocks are automatically detected by the database and at least one of the transactions involved in the deadlock is terminated. The JDBC driver returns an exception in response to the termination. XMeta detects this exception and returns a DatabaseDeadlockException to the application. It is important to recognize that in any non-trivial, multi-user database-based system, deadlocks will occur. While XMeta makes every effort to reduce the likelihood of deadlocks, there are certain scenarios where deadlocks cannot be avoided. Characteristics The most obvious symptom of a database ...

DB2 and XMeta database information

Use the following commands to invoke the standard DB2 collector tool (db2support tool):

Change the passwords for each of my IBM InfoSphere Information Server users (wasadmin, isadmin, xmeta, iadb)

What is the correct procedure to change the passwords for each of my IBM InfoSphere Information Server users (wasadmin, isadmin, xmeta, iadb)? Answer There is a specific sequence that should be followed. First shutdown DataStage Services in the following order: - Information Server - Websphere Service - DB2 Services Perform the instructions below for each user, as required, if you are using Local OS authentication.