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Kirk Goins wrote:PTFs... We don't need no stinkn PTFs... Well I assumed the product had been properly installed... silly me. I've started the DLs and we let you know more later.
OK I finally found a doc by an IBMer Gene Cobb dated Jan 2008 called DB2 Web Query Run Time User Enablement and I think I have followed the instructions correctly, but I still can't get logged inetc etc.
Error Number 19114
Severity Error
Description User is not licensed to use DB2 Web Query for System i.
Kirk, I'm a DB2 Web Query user, not a developer.
I fixed some of my installation problems by ensuring I had current PTFs and I notice this resolved 19114 errors for some customers.
For self-help I like to refer to http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/spaces/DB2WebQuery
with links to lots of useful information.
The link "DB2 Web Query Getting Started FAQ" has a FAQ entitled:
"Why am I receiving a 'user not licensed' message (error 19114) when trying to sign into DB2 web Query?" with some ideas for you.
See also links to the "DB2 Web Query Knowledge Base" and the "DB2 Web Query Forum".
Of course, if you have a Software Maintenance Agreement for QU2 that will be the fastest solution.
That's all I can suggest. -Dan R.
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