Re: IBMDB2I Storage Engine Question

First point - the storage engine is still _owned_ AND _supported_ by IBM.

The only thing that has changed is that Oracle are

no longer distributing binaries of MySQL for IBM i and AIX. period - end

of story.

Sorry about that misstatement. Since I have been looking into MySQL and the
storage engine today, I had actually figured this out for myself. I
definitely know more than I did this morning (and obviously still learning).
I was looking at the storage engine and MySQL as being the same thing, and
they are definitely two separate things.

Just as a follow up - based on the information that I mentioned earlier,

Bob Bergstrom was able to move his MySQL data without reinstall etc.

I might try that. I am just getting started with MySQL for IBM i (though
have used it quite a bit in Windows and Linux). Updating or reinstalling
isn't something I am too concerned about doing at the point, but thanks for
the instructions. Definitely helps me understand the problem and gives me
some options.


On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Just as a follow up - based on the information that I mentioned earlier,
Bob Bergstrom was able to move his MySQL data without reinstall etc. Here's
the step by step instructions that he came up with:

CALL QP2TERM

mkdir -p /QOpenSys/usr/local

cd /usr/local

mv mysql-5.1.35-i5os-power-64bit /QOpenSys/usr/local

mv mysqldata /QOpenSys/usr/local

ln -sf /QOpenSys/usr/local/mysql-5.1.35-i5os-power-64bit mysql

ln -sf /QOpenSys/usr/local/mysqldata mysqldata

modify /etc/my.cnf to reflect directory changes.


Jon Paris
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