If you are installing IBM® Business Process Manager as
a nonadministrative or nonroot user and you want to create a test
profile during installation, you must have the DB2 server installed
before you begin the installation. Remember the database
details so that you can enter them during the installation.
The considerations described in this topic apply
to any install scenario where you choose to install using the
Typical install
option. Profiles are created automatically when you install using
the
Typical option.
Note: Test profiles apply only for use with an IBM BPM Advanced
configuration.
Alternatively, instead of creating a test
profile, you can create a profile after installation
(this
is the case for any install using the Custom install
option). Use these steps:
- Install the product without creating a profile. When you install
as a nonadministrative user, on the Install Packages page, you must
clear the check box for DB2 Express. On Windows, if you have the option
to install IBM Cognos Business Intelligence,
you must clear that check box as well.
- On the Features page, expand the servers and make sure that none
of the test profiles are selected.
- Use the Profile Management Tool to create a stand-alone profile,
or to create the deployment manager and the custom profiles. If you
do not have a database installed, use the Advanced path
for all. Do not use the Typical path. Select
the option to delay the execution of the database scripts during profile
creation.
- If the databases were not created in advance. have the database
administrator create the databases and tables after profile creation
or augmentation.
- For a network deployment:
- Federate the custom profiles to the deployment manager.
- Using the administrative console, create the required deployment
environment
Note: If you choose to use the DB2 Express database
included (and optionally installed) with the product, you must meet
the following criteria:
- Uninstall any other versions of DB2 from the system
- Install IBM Business Process Manager as a nonadministrative or
nonroot user