The following chapter will guide you through the first steps of connecting to your DB2 database in DBeaver, an Eclipse-based SQL editing tool. If you require root privileges on your VM (for example, to install new software or change global files), the user credentials for the VM user are: The VM is configured so that it does not ask for username and password during the startup procedure. A new window (representing the screen of your virtual computer) opens and the VM is booted. Select this VM and click on the large green arrow marked "Start". The procedure for importing the virtual disk image takes a while, just be patient.Īfter you have imported the VM image, you should have an entry for it on the left side of the window. Otherwise, continue by clicking "Import". If you have more resources than a CPU core and 1024 MB of RAM available, you can increase these values here. The following form shows the hardware settings we have chosen for our virtual image.
The opening dialog provides a "Choose a virtual applicance file to import." icon that allows you to select the VM image on your file system. You can find our VM image at the following URL:Īfter you have started VirtualBox, select "File" from the menu bar and click "Import Appliance.". Leave the default settings untouched unless you know what you are doing. Under Windows, the downloaded installer will guide you through the installation procedure. The installation instructions depend heavily on the platform you are using. The second download on this page (VirtualBox Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack) is not required to run our image.
It is available for all major platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux and Solaris). Adjust the keyboard layout to your needsĪll you need to run the image is Oracle's VirtualBox, an open source virtualization software.To make it as easy as possible for you to get started with the practical course, we have prepared a virtual machine image with useful software and connection scripts that allows you to start working with DB2 within minutes of preparation. DB Project / DB Project Virtual Machine Image DB Project Virtual Machine Image
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