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I could never get it to work on Windows with the '-v' option and had better success not having it create the database. This is what I used: docker run -itd --name geotools-db2 –-restart unless-stopped --privileged=true -p 50050:50000 -e LICENSE=accept -e PERSISTENT_HOME=false -e DB2INST1_PASSWORD= ...

The ibm_db driver works on Python 3.8 but not the ibm_db_django driver for Django applications. ------------------------------ David Adler ------------------------------

Should this also support Django? I installed python 3.8, django, ibm_db and ibm_db_python. My python 3.7 works fine with Django and DB2. When I try to start my application, I got: E:\dwacode\django\dwadb2>python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:81 Watching for file changes with StatReloader Exception ...

What is it that changes in Python between releases that causes drivers like DB2 to fail? I would think there would be more compatibility between releases. ------------------------------ David Adler ------------------------------

The problem seems to have been resolved by adding "PERSISTENT_HOME=false" and removing the "-v" option on Windows. Without these changes I was unable to get it working. ------------------------------ David Adler ------------------------------

I'm following the directions at: https://hub.docker.com/r/ibmcom/db2 The container creation with the instance creation is failing. I don't see how I can change the ownership of /database/config/db2inst1 as suggested below as this whole process is automatic. D:\>docker run -itd --name geotools-db2 ...