Doctor Who Pewter chess from Danbury mint

I really wanted a single source somewhere on the internet that lists the complete Danbury Mint Doctor Who chess pieces. Could not find it - so I compiled my own. As follows.

There are 66 pieces in the entire collection

38 pieces in the original set (with presentation box that doubles as a board)

24 pieces in the expansion set

4 pieces in the 1990 Movie Expansion set

Expansion set had their own storage option of a small display cabinet in the shape of the Tardis.

Pieces as follow:

01. Red King - William Hartnell as The Doctor

02. Red King - Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

03. Red King - Jon Pertwee as The Doctor

04. Red King - Tom Baker as The Doctor

05. Red King - Peter Davidson as The Doctor

06. Red King - Colin Baker as The Doctor

07. Red King - Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor

08. Red Queen - Louise Jameson as Leela

09. Red Bishop - Kamelion (Robotic partner)

10. Red Bishop - Nicholas Courtney as The Brigadier (Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart)

11. Red Knight - Matthew Waterhouse as Audric

12. Red Knight - Frazer Hines as Jamie (Jamie McCrimmon)

13. - 14. Red Rook - The Tardis

15. - 22. Red Pawn - K9

23. Black King - Roger Delago as The Master

24. Black Queen - Kate O'Mara as Rani

25. Black Bishop - Cyberman

26. Black Bishop - Davros

27. Black Knight - Ice Warrior

28. Black Knight - Sea Devil

29. - 30. Black Rook - Sontaran

31. - 38. Black Pawn - Dalek

Next came the first expansion set comprising 24 pieces

39. Red Queen - Carole Anne Ford as Susan Foreman

40. Red Queen - Wendy Padbury as Zoe (Zoe Herriot)

41. Red Queen - Katy Manning as Jo Grant

42. Red Queen - Janet Fielding as Tegan (Tegan Jovanka)

43. Red Queen - Nicola Bryant as Peri (Perpugilliam Brown)

44. Red Queen - Sophie Aldred as Ace

45. Red Bishop - John Levene as Benton (Sergeant Benton)

46. Red Bishop - Castellan

47. Red Bishop - Alpha Centauri

48. Red Bishop - Richard Franklin as Captain Yates (Mike Yates)

49. Red Knight - Ian Marter as Harry Sullivan

50. Red Knight - Mark Strickson as Turlough (Vislor Turlough)

51. Black Bishop - Davros

52. Black Bishop - Omega

53. Black Bishop - Morbius

54. Black Bishop - Sharez Jek

55. Black Knight - Terileptil

56. Black Knight - Yeti

57. Black Knight - Silurian

58. Black Knight - Zygon

59. - 60. Black Rook - Robots of Death

61. - 62. Black Rook - The Masters Tardis (Grandfather clock)

Then came the 1990 Movie Expansion set with characters from the Doctor Who film. This set comprised four pieces as follows:

63. Red King - Paul McGann as The Doctor

64. Red Queen - Daphne Ashbrook as Grace (Dr Grace Holloway)

65. Red Knight - Yee Jee as Chang Lee

66. Black King - Eric Roberts as The Master

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Strange one this. I had a VM Portal 6.1.0.3 running on WAS 7.0.0.7 and I wanted to get this to the latest fix packs. Firstly had to install WAS 7.0.0.17 and the associated JVM.

Next I upgraded Portal to 6.1.0.5.

Next I installed current CF for portal (CF14)

All was working as expected.

Next I installed CF49 for WCM. It did not install correctly so I had to uninstall.

After uninstalling, I could not connect correctly to DB2.

The problem returned was that in the title of this post.

In order to diagnose this, I initially attempted to use Portal ConfigEngine validate-database-connection. This gave no joy. Next I tried the db2 command prompt.

Sure enough the issue was at DB2 level since I could no longer login to any database.

Searching around gave the the answer:

My DB2 installation is a "non-root" install. Apparently Server authentication is not enabled during a non-root install.

So to fix this I simply needed to enable server authentication with:

$ su root

# cd /instance

# ./db2iudt

This seemed to do the trick and now Portal can connect to DB2 without issue.

Note that this only seemed to be in an issue after upgrading to 6.1.0.5 , with a failed installation of a CF. Before that failure of the CF, all was well

Hope this saves someone some time.

/Marcus