I installed DB2 but cannot figure out how to check if TSAMP is installed.
Answer by Clark Jackson (4396) | Mar 27, 2015 at 12:07 PM
There are a few ways to determine this, the easiest is with the "samversion" command. It will return and tell you the installed version of TSAMP. The samversion command does not exist in some older versions of TSAMP so checking for installed filesets would be another way.
On Linux you can also use the rpm command: rpm -qa | grep -i sam-
It will return something like this:
nc9042051126:~ # rpm -qa | grep -i sam-
sam-3.2.2.8-14199
suse-sam-0.8.2-0.3.3
suse-sam-data-0.8.2-0.3.1
The first entry shows the TSAMP fileset and version that is installed.
On AIX you can use the following: lslpp -Lc | grep -i sam.core
It will return something like this:
[root@NC106149 /]# lslpp -Lc | grep -i sam.core
sam.core:sam.core.rte:4.1.0.0: : :C: :IBM Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatforms: : : : : : :0:0:/:
This also shows the fileset, version and product.
You can also check the DB2 installation log file for errors or problems when the DB2 installer attempted to install TSAMP.
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