• Installation Guide
  • Understanding Installation Considerations
    • An Actian X Instance
      • Instance ID
        • Multiple Instances
    • System Administrator Account
    • Actian X Files
    • Location of Actian X Files
      • Path Names (Windows)
    • File Location Guidelines
      • II_SYSTEM (System Files) Location Guidelines
      • II_DATABASE (Database Files) Location Guidelines
        • Warnings on Specific File and Storage Systems
      • II_CHECKPOINT, II_JOURNAL, II_DUMP (Checkpoint, Journal, Dump Files) Location Guidelines
      • II_WORK (Temporary Work Files) Location Guidelines
      • Transaction (and Backup) Log Location Guidelines
      • II_LOG (Log Files) (Windows)
    • Use of Actian X Locations
      • Location Use During Normal Operations
      • Location Use During OLTP Operations
      • Location Use During DSS or OLAP Operations
      • Location Use During Checkpointing
      • Location Use During Recovery from a Checkpoint
      • Location Use During Replay of Journals
    • Sample Disk Configurations
      • Four-Disk DBMS Server Configuration
      • Three-Disk DBMS Server Configuration
      • Two-Disk DBMS Server Configuration
      • One-Disk DBMS Server Configuration
      • Client-only Disk Configuration
      • NFS Client Disk Configuration (Linux)
    • World Region and Time Zone
      • Time Zone Names
        • Time Zone Name Compatibility with Older Installations
        • GMT Offset
      • IANA World Regions and Time Zone Names
      • Actian X World Regions and Time Zone Names
      • Time Zone Name Mappings
    • Character Set
    • Java Requirement for Management Server
    • Date Alias Setting
    • Installation Parameters
      • General Installation Parameters
      • DBMS Server Installation Parameters
    • Installing Docker for Containerized UDFs
    • Actian X Servers
    • Valid Computer, Directory, and User Names
  • Installing Actian X
    • How You Install Actian X
    • Licensing
    • Installing Actian X for Linux
      • Install libaio
      • Import GPG Public Key
      • install Command—Install Actian X for Linux
      • Default Installation Configuration
      • Install Actian X Using RPM Commands
      • How You Install Actian X for Linux Using a Response File
        • Response File—Define Configuration for the Installation
        • Configure and Start the Instance
        • Set the II_RESPONSE_FILE Variable
        • Run iisystemd Specifying II_RESPONSE_FILE
      • Installing Multiple Instances
        • Rebuild RPM Package with Unique Name
      • How You Upgrade Using RPM
    • How You Access the Instance on Linux
    • Install Actian X for Windows
      • Snap-in Components
      • Advanced Component Selection
      • Perform a Silent Install on Windows
    • Configuration Type Parameter Settings
  • Starting Actian X
    • Start Actian X on Linux
      • Start Actian X using the Systemd Service on Linux
    • Startup and Shutdown on Windows
      • Start Actian X with the Actian Service Manager
      • Start Actian X with Visual Manager
      • Start Actian X with Director
    • Getting Started with Databases and Applications
  • Understanding Post-installation Tasks
    • How You Further Customize Your Instance
    • How You Prepare Your Installation for General Use
    • How You Safely Uninstall Actian X
      • uninstall Command--Uninstall Actian X for Linux
      • Uninstall Actian X for Windows
  • E. Installing Actian X Using ingbuild
    • How You Create the System Administrator Account on Linux
    • Set TERM_INGRES
    • Extract Files and Set II_DISTRIBUTION
      • Setting II_DISTRIBUTION
    • Installation Modes
    • Install Actian X in Interactive Mode
    • Install Actian X in Command Line Mode
      • Ensure Correct Path Settings
      • Ingbuild Command--Install Actian X
    • Run the Setup Programs
    • How You Install and Configure NFS Clients
      • Set Up Each NFS Client Individually
      • Set Up NFS Clients from the DBMS Server
    • Post-Installation Tasks
      • Automatic Startup Command
      • Management Server Service
      • Upgrading from a Previous Release with a “SYSV” Service Script
      • Allow Access on Systems Using Shadow Passwords
      • How You Establish User Access to Tools and Databases
        • Edit User Login File to Facilitate User Access to Tools
        • Edit User Login File to Set Up Shared Library Paths
      • View Contents of Your Current Installation
        • Currently Installed Components Screen
  • F. Configuring Actian X High Availability for Linux
    • Configuring the OCF Resource Agent with Pacemaker
  • G. Configuring the High Availability Option for Windows Failover Clustering
    • What You Need to Know
    • How the Actian X High Availability Option Works
    • Cluster Service Installation
      • Failover Cluster Manager
      • Cluster Disk
      • Physical Disk Resource Type
      • Generic Service Resource Type
    • Prerequisites for the High Availability Option
      • DBMS Server Requirements
      • Virtual Servers
    • Install the High Availability Option
      • How the High Availability Option Setup Works
      • Installation When Using iSCSI Storage
    • Start and Stop Actian X in a Cluster Environment
    • How to Remove the High Availability Option
    • How to Install an Actian X Patch in a Cluster Environment
  • H. Response File Parameters
    • Response File--Define Configuration for the Installation
    • Example Response File for Linux
    • Example Response File for Windows
    • Example Response File Generated by ingbuild
    • Example Response File for DBA Tools for Windows
    • Response File Parameters
      • CONNECT_LIMIT
      • II_ADD_REMOVE_PROGRAMS
      • II_ADD_TO_PATH
      • II_AUTH_STRING
      • II_CHARSET
      • II_CHECKPOINT
      • II_COMPONENT_CORE
      • II_COMPONENT_DBMS
      • II_COMPONENT_DOCUMENTATION
      • II_COMPONENT_DOTNET
      • II_COMPONENT_FRONTTOOLS
      • II_COMPONENT_JDBC_CLIENT
      • II_COMPONENT_NET
      • II_COMPONENT_ODBC
      • II_COMPONENT_REPLICATOR
      • II_COMPONENT_STAR
      • II_COMPONENT_VISION
      • II_CONFIG_TYPE
      • II_CONNECT_LIMIT
      • II_DATABASE
      • II_DATE_TYPE_ALIAS
      • II_DATE_FORMAT
      • II_DBMS_AUTHENTICATION
      • II_DBMS_PASSWORD
      • II_DEMODB_CREATE
      • II_DESTROY_TXLOG
      • II_DOWNLOAD_GCS_CONNECTOR
      • II_DOWNLOAD_HADOOP
      • II_DOWNLOAD_SPARK
      • II_DOWNLOAD_UDFC_REPO
      • II_DUAL_LOG
      • II_DUMP
      • II_EMAIL
      • II_ENABLE_SQL92
      • II_ENABLE_TCPIP
      • II_FTP_IANA
      • II_GCS_CONNECTOR_LOCATION
      • II_GROUPID
      • II_HADOOP_LOCATION
      • II_INSTALL_ALL_ICONS
      • II_INSTALLATION
      • II_JOURNAL
      • II_LICENSE_DIR
      • II_LOCATION_DOCUMENTATION
      • II_LOCATION_DOTNET
      • II_LOG_FILE
      • II_LOG_FILE_SIZE_MB
      • II_MAILHOST
      • II_MAILPORT
      • II_MONEY_FORMAT
      • II_MTS_JAVA_HOME
      • II_NUM_OF_PROCESSORS
      • II_REMOVE_ALL_FILES
      • II_SERVICE_START_AUTO
      • II_SERVICE_START_USER
      • II_SERVICE_START_USERPASSWORD
      • II_SPARK_LOCATION
      • II_START_INGRES_ON_COMPLETE
      • II_START_IVM_ON_COMPLETE
      • II_START_ON_BOOT
      • II_SYSTEM
      • II_TERMINAL
      • II_TIMEZONE_NAME
      • II_UPGRADE_USER_DB
      • II_USERID
      • II_WORK
      • SILENT_INSTALL

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