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Non-administrative user considerations
If installing IBM Integration Designer as a non-administrative or non-root user, 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 install using the Typical option.
To install as a non-administrative user, you have the following choices:
- Before installing the product, install a DB2 server separately.
For information about installing DB2 as a non-administrative or non-root
user, see
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Non-root installation overview (Linux and UNIX)
- Required user accounts for installation of DB2 server products (Windows)
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- Logon as an administrator and use the product installer to install the DB2 server alone. Grant special permission to the non-administrative user. Then logon as the non-administrative user and install the product using the installed DB2 server.