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curDate=`date +%d%m%y_DBs_WP615`
cd /opt/Backups/databases/temp

echo “Backing-up fdbkdb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db fdbkdb”
echo “Backing-up lmdb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db lmdb”
echo “Backing-up cusdb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db cusdb”
echo “Backing-up comdb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db comdb”
echo “Backing-up reldb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db reldb”
echo “Backing-up jcrdb into /opt/Backups/databases/temp directory…”
su – db2inst1 -c “db2 backup db jcrdb”

This is part 1 of the series on IBM WebSphere MQ. Installing IBM WebSphere MQ server on a Linux mach

Are you baffled by random errands saying “  ns2 doesn’t work on ubuntu ” and so ?

Are you a linux geek don’t wanna boot to windows for network simulator software ?

You can make NS working in your system by putting little effort  on your ubuntu

Step 1:

Download network simulator software from here

if you prefer other old versions you can swich by viewing files in that page

the file will be of almost 57 MB

Step 2:

Extract the files to your own desired directory

Time for a few tips that may enhance the way that You use Your Xandros Presto.

If You have ever used Ubuntu/Xubuntu, or any other Linux based on XFCE desktop environment, You may want to make Your Xandros look similar to them. The menu is also similar to windows Start button. To get XFCE menu on:

• right-click on the Panel, select “Add new items” and select XFCE Menu (it’s at the end of the list)

If You use Xandros Presto on Your netbook (I use it on my Eee PC), You may want to save some space on the left side, since low res of the LCD display…You may do it in several ways:

Three basic scripts for WS-GRAM, GSI-SSH and GridFTP that can made life with Globus Toolkit a bit easier.

WS-GRAM