Configuring an HADR Environment
Hello guys, this is a tutorial that I found regarding HADR enablement that I thought very usefull when I needed it. Have a good practice! Source: http://db2nerd.blogspot.com/2008/08/ibm-db2-hadr-example.html
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For the intent of all purposes, I installed a fresh copy of DB2 ESE version 9 and chooose NOT to create the default DB2 instance. Windows environment is assumed.
Step 1: Create 2 DB2 Instances
Open up an instance of DB2 Command Window by typing "db2cmd" in Run dialog.
Create Instance 1 by typing "db2icrt DB2INST1"
Create Instance 1 by typing "db2icrt DB2INST2"
Step 2: Configure Instance 1
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2set DB2COMM=tcpip
db2 update dbm cfg using SVCENAME 41001
db2start
Note: The TCPIP service port for this instance is 41001
Step 3: Configure Instance 2
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST2
db2set DB2COMM=tcpip
db2 update dbm cfg using SVCENAME 42001
db2start
Note: The TCPIP service port for this instance is 42001
Step 4: Create the Primary DB in Instance 1
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 create db BANKFRS
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using LOGINDEXBUILD on
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using INDEXREC RESTART
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using LOGRETAIN on
Note: This step will turn the DB into archival logging mode
Step 5: Create a backup of Primary DB
Type the following commands:
db2 BACKUP DB BANKFRS TO C:\TEMP
Note: This step will backup the BANKFRS db into C:\TEMP
Step 6: Restore the backup BANKFRS as Standby database
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST2
db2 RESTORE DB BANKFRS FROM C:\TEMP
Note: This step will restore the database as BANKFRS in the second DB2 instance and place it into roll forward pending state.
Note: If you roll forward the BANKFRS now, you will not be able to initialize it as the standby database.
Step 7: Configure the HADR settings for the Primary DB in DB2INST1
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 update alternate server for database BANKFRS using hostname localhost port 42001
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_local_host localhost
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_local_svc 41005
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_host localhost
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_svc 42005
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_inst DB2INST2
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_syncmode SYNC
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_timeout 120
Note: Primary BANKFRS HADR service port will be 41005.
Note: Standby BANKFRS HADR service port will be 42005.
Warning: You cannot use the Instance TCPIP port (SVCENAME) or next port number (SVCENAME+1) as the HADR service port. This is by design.
Step 7: Configure the HADR settings for the Primary DB in DB2INST1
Type the following commands:
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 update alternate server for database BANKFRS using hostname localhost port 41001
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_local_host localhost
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_local_svc 42005
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_host localhost
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_svc 41005
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_remote_inst DB2INST1
db2 update db cfg for BANKFRS using hadr_syncmode SYNC
db2 update db cfg for vusing hadr_timeout 120
Note: Primary BANKFRS HADR service port will be 41005.
Note: Standby BANKFRS HADR service port will be 42005.
Warning: You cannot use the Instance TCPIP port (SVCENAME) or next port number (SVCENAME+1) as the HADR service port. This is by design.
Now, you are ready to test the configuration.
Step 8: Start HADR on Standby DB IN DB2INST2
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST2
db2 START HADR ON DB BANKFRS AS STANDBY
Step 9: Start HADR on Primary DB IN DB2INST1
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 START HADR ON DB BANKFRS AS PRIMARY
Step 10: Take over the Primary Role to Standby Instance
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST2
db2 TAKEOVER HADR ON DB BANKFRS
Step 11: Take back the Primary Role from Standby Instance
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 TAKEOVER HADR ON DB BANKFRS
Step 12: Stop the HADR service on Primary DB
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST1
db2 STOP HADR ON DB BANKFRS
Step 13: Stop the HADR service on Standby DB
SET DB2INSTANCE=DB2INST2
db2 deactivate db BANKFRS
db2 STOP HADR ON DN BANKFRS