- Download and install IBM Installation Manager
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/installmanager/support/install.html - Start -> All Programs -> IBM Installation Manager -> IBM Installation Manager
- After IBM Installation Manager launches, go to File -> Preferences
- After the Preferences launch launches, click Add Repository.

- Paste the installation URL or the unzip package path or the trials, click OK
https://www.ibm.com/software/rational/repositorymanager/repositories/rationalsdp7
(This is not a typical website, so don't try putting it into a browser)
- If you place the IBM software URL, then you will need to use the developersWorks userid / password

- Click OK in the Preferences
- Back in the Installation Manager, click Install

- Click on the packages you want to install

You can select multiple products and they will all install into a common and integrated eclipse. - Click Next to continue install
- Accept the license and click Next

- If you used the IBM URL you will be asked to fill out a survey
- Select a package and click Next
- Click Next when asked extended eclipse
Since this is a new install it will lay down base eclipse 3.4 and IBM shared plug-ins - When select language, click Next
- Pick the options you want to install

- Click Next after selecting the packages you want to install
- Click Install to install the product
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
How to install Optim 2.2 eclipse based products via IBM Install Manager?
Below are the step-by-steps on how to install the Optim 2.2 eclipse tools via IBM Install Manager. If you are going to install via the web repository then you will need an IBM developerWorks id. If not, you will need to download the trials before hand.
Monday, June 22, 2009
The artist previously known as Data Studio
I can't help myself, but when products go through confusing names changes it always makes me think of "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince".
The product tools suite that used to be called IBM Data Studio 2.1 has been renamed to IBM Optim 2.2.
Here is a quick map of Data Studio 2.1 to Optim 2.2 product renames
which is basically a summary of Curt's Optim annoucement 2.2 blog which includes links to the annoucement letters.
Not everything in the suite changed names, ie InfoSphere Data Architect (IDA) 7.5.2, DB2 PE and HPU all kept their names. However, IDA and HPU did have another release . Anson provided a short summary of some of the new features in IDA 7.5.2
If you are wondering what is in the new IBM Data Studio 2.2, that basically were you can find all the no-charge features that were spread amonest Data Studio Developer and Administrator 2.1. It is explaned in a little more detail in the Optim Forum from Kathy.
You can get access to all the Optim 2.2 Trial Code. The Optim 2.2 became generally avaiable on June 19, 2009.
Here is a link to the new and updated Optim 2.2 information center and Optim & Data Studio Space.
Holly's article on Integrated Data Management uses the new names and gives a good high level overview.
One of the big things that is new with the IBM Optim 2.2 is that Oracle support was added. Some products have had Oracle support for a long time like InfoSphere Data Architect, so in particular Optim Development Studio 2.2 added Oracle support.
Here is a great article from Sonali highlighting what's new with Optim Development Studio 2.2:
If you are still confused or want to learn more there is an upcoming Webinar on June 30, 2009 at 10 am PDT that could help:
and if you miss the the playback will be available afterwards.
The product tools suite that used to be called IBM Data Studio 2.1 has been renamed to IBM Optim 2.2.
Here is a quick map of Data Studio 2.1 to Optim 2.2 product renames
- IBM Data Studio Developer 2.1 ->
- IBM Data Studio pureQuery 2.1 ->
- IBM Data Studio Administrator 2.1 ->
which is basically a summary of Curt's Optim annoucement 2.2 blog which includes links to the annoucement letters.
Not everything in the suite changed names, ie InfoSphere Data Architect (IDA) 7.5.2, DB2 PE and HPU all kept their names. However, IDA and HPU did have another release . Anson provided a short summary of some of the new features in IDA 7.5.2
If you are wondering what is in the new IBM Data Studio 2.2, that basically were you can find all the no-charge features that were spread amonest Data Studio Developer and Administrator 2.1. It is explaned in a little more detail in the Optim Forum from Kathy.
You can get access to all the Optim 2.2 Trial Code. The Optim 2.2 became generally avaiable on June 19, 2009.
Here is a link to the new and updated Optim 2.2 information center and Optim & Data Studio Space.
Holly's article on Integrated Data Management uses the new names and gives a good high level overview.
One of the big things that is new with the IBM Optim 2.2 is that Oracle support was added. Some products have had Oracle support for a long time like InfoSphere Data Architect, so in particular Optim Development Studio 2.2 added Oracle support.
Here is a great article from Sonali highlighting what's new with Optim Development Studio 2.2:
If you are still confused or want to learn more there is an upcoming Webinar on June 30, 2009 at 10 am PDT that could help:
and if you miss the the playback will be available afterwards.
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