The only thing that comes to mind for the moment is to go and see what account is assigned to the db2 governor service and verify that it has the proper permissions for the accessing the drive where db2 is installed.
HTH, Pierre.


nek iv wrote:

Thanks for this Pierre.

For some reasons, I still could not make it work.

Here is what I did:

I created user (db2admin) as suggested
connect to SAMPLE
db2gov start sample samplecfg.txt samplelog.txt

This returned exactly the same 3-line errors from db2govlg as below.

I went further to uninstall/re-install DB2 8.1. This time I let DB2 create the user (db2admin).

Logon W2K as db2admin (db2admin is made member of Administrators now) and execute 'db2gov start' after connecting to SAMPLE. Still, the same error prevails.

I'm perplexed. Any more help is appreciated.

Nek.




From: "P. Saint-Jacques" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "P. Saint-Jacques" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: nek iv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DB2EUG] DB2 Governor Start error
Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 23:19:52 -0400

Your problem is with your id
"administrator" is more than 8 chars. and In V8 I think you're still limited to 8 chars for the sysadmin id for DB2.


The "db2admin" id should have been generated by your install.
Try loggong on with it, the pw is the same db2admin.
Once logged on, you should be able to start the governor.

If the id does not exist, log on as administrator, create the id, make sure it is and Administrator and then log on with it.

HTH,  Pierre.
nek iv wrote:

Hi list,

I tried to start the db2 governor but encountered the following error message from db2govlg command:

2003-08-09-19.33.41 0 START Database = SAMPLE
2003-08-09-19.33.41 0 READCFG Config = C:\samplecfg.txt
2003-08-09-19.33.41 0 ERROR (15005) GOV1053N "SQLMON" error: SQLCODE = "-567"


The message from (db2 "? sql567") says:

SQL0567N "(authorization-ID) is not a valid authorization ID.

I logged on W2K as 'administrator', installed (DB2 V8.1, fixpak 2), created SAMPLE databaseas and started db2gov as 'administrator':

db2 start sample samplecfg.txt samplelog.txt (Also tried full path for the 2 text files)


From C:\db2 connect:



Database Connection Information


Database server        = Db2/NT 8.1.2
SQL authorization ID = ADMINISTRATOR
Local database alias   = SAMPLE


Here is content of gov configure file (from DB2 admin example):
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



{wake up once a second. Do accounting every 5 mins} interval 1; dbname sample; account 5;

setlimit uowtime 3600 action force;
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------




I first thought it was due to the location of file, but shufflled it around still led me nowhere. For example, I created the configure file in:

C:\samplecfg.txt (Also where samplelog.txt is)
or

C:\Program Files\IBM\SQLLIB\samplecfg.txt (Also where samplelog.txt is)


Also check db2reggov.exe is started.




Would someone please shed some light on this appearing simple task? Much appreciated.

Nek

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