How to install IBM DB2 Database Driver on Ubuntu for Node.js

I need assistance installing IBM DB2 drivers onto Ubuntu. Using Ubuntu 14.04, I'm attempting to create a simple web page that gets served by the node.js server-side framework. A server-side-javascript will be making a simple query to an IBM db2 9.5 database located on a windows server (within the same LAN as the Ubuntu machine). I got node.js installed on Ubuntu 14.04 using this command: sudo apt-get install nodejs nodejs-legacy npm Then, unnecessarily, I added ODBC support with this command: sudo apt-get install git unixodbc unixodbc-dev ; git clone git://github.com/wankdanker/node-odbc.git ; cd node-odbc ; node-gyp configure build ; npm install odbc After this, I discovered there was a npm for getting IBM DB2 accessible from node.js A prerequisite, though, is that I must first download and install the IBM DB2 driver onto Ubuntu. From the IBM website , I downloaded a file named: v9.5fp10_linuxx64_dsdriver.tar.gz I found these instructions for installing the IBM DB2 driver. The instructions state: > On Linux and UNIX operating systems, IBM Data Server Driver Package is > installed by running the **installDSDriver ** command. However, the v9.5fp10_linuxx64_dsdriver.tar.gz file-archive doesn't contain any command called **installDSDriver** and Ubuntu doesn't natively know this command. Where and how can I execute this **installDSDriver** command?