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A-8 Administrative Products for DB2 Installation Guide
How Products Are Licensed
Product Maintenance or Version Upgrades
Installing a new maintenance level or upgrading the version or release level
of a product has no effect on product authorization. No new passwords are
required. However, you must ensure that your authorization tables reside in
the new production libraries. If you install products in a test environment
before moving them to production, the product-authorization tables must also
reside in the test libraries. If you try to run the product on a different CPU,
that CPU must also be licensed. Copy the product-authorization tables from
the old library to the new library that contains the product’s new maintenance
or upgrade. To copy the tables from the old library to the new library, use the
job prdCPUID, where the variable prd is the three-character product code.
Although the product-authorization tables typically reside in the product's
load library, these tables are not load modules. If you are running ISPF 4.2 or
later, you may not be able to copy these tables by using the ISPF Move/Copy
utility (option 3.3). You could receive a STOW error, or one or more of the
following error messages:
IEW2515W 4731 DIRECTORY ENTRY FOR
prd
TBL3
n
IDENTIFIED BY
DDNAME ISP
ddname
IS NOT MARKED AS LOAD MODULE.
IEW2522E 470E MEMBER
prd
TBL3
n
IDENTIFIED BY DDNAME
ISP
ddname
... IS NOT A LOAD MODULE- (INVALID RECORD TYPE).
IEW2307S 1032 CURRENT INPUT MODULE NOT INCLUDED BECAUSE
OF INVALID DATA.
COPY FAILED FOR MEMBER
prd
TBL3
n
. FAILURE IN IEWBIND
INCLUDE, RETURN CODE 8 REASON CODE 83000507
In these messages, the variable prd is the three-character product code and n
is either
P (permanent) or T (temporary). See “Product Authorization Tables”
on page A-3 for more information.
If you receive any of these messages, use the IEBCOPY utility to copy the
tables. Do not use the IEBCOPY
COPYMOD parameter when copying the
product-authorization tables.
