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Install OpenROAD on Windows Using the ormsiexec.bat Script
Note:  If the OpenROAD AppServer is already installed and running, ormsiexec.bat is the preferred installation approach as this will shut down the OpenROAD AppServer before installing new files.
The ormsiexec.bat ormsiexec command takes the following parameters:
ormsiexec /?
ormsiexec /h
ormsiexec /describe
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /display
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /simulate
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /install
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /uninstall
The ormsiexec command takes the following parameters:
/?
Displays a terse version of usage
/h
Displays a verbose version of usage
/describe
Describes the contents of the response-file-name.
response-file-name.rsp
Specifies the name of the OpenROAD response file. This file is typically located in the same directory as the ormsiexec.bat script. There are two examples in this directory:
1. Installs OpenROAD into a previously installed Actian X DBMS (note that no 32-bit Actian X DBMS installers are provided)
2. Installs and configures a S/A Net Client
Note:  If you changed the installation directory from the default, you must edit your chosen .rsp file to point to the new location.
The following sample Propertiesfile files are distributed to show how the ormsiexec.bat script can be used to install or uninstall OpenROAD or Loadnrun.
Response File
Description
loadnrun112_x86_nonet.rsp
Installs the 32-bit Loadnrun 12.0 instance with no 32-bit S/A Net configured. Contains an option to uninstall the product.
loadnrun112_x86_sanet.rsp
Installs the 32-bit Loadnrun 12.0 client with the 32-bit S/A Net instance configured. Contains an option to uninstall the product.
loadnrun112_x64_nonet.rsp
Installs the 64-bit Loadnrun 12.0 instance with no 64-bit S/A Net configured. Contains an option to uninstall the product.
loadnrun112_x64_sanet.rsp
Installs the 64-bit Loadnrun 12.0 client with the 64-bit S/A Net instance configured. Contains an option to uninstall the product.
openroad112_x64_ingres.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 into an existing 64-bit Ingres instance. The properties assume that the 64-bit IngresTC instance is the target.
If the 64-bit Ingres target is an existinh instance, the following properties must be modified:
[PROPERTY]INSTALLDIR=NewInstallDirValue
[PROPERTY]INGRESGROUP=NewIngresGroupValue
If the target location is not the default, the same properties must be altered.
The following properties must be set if installing into an existing Ingres instance:
[PROPERTY]FEATNETCLIENT=Hide
If these values are not set, then the target Ingres instance could be corrupted.
openroad112_x86_sanet.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 32-bit S/A Net Client.
openroad112_x86_sanet_runtime.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime-only instance with a 32-bit S/A Net Client.
openroad112_x86_sanet_beta.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 32-bit S/A Net Client. This is a beta version.
openroad112_x86_sanet_beta_runtime.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime-only instance with a 32-bit S/A Net Client. This is a beta version.
openroad112_x86_sanet_eval.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 32-bit S/A Net Client. This is an evaluation version.
openroad112_x86_sanet_eval_runtime.rsp
Installs 32-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime only instance with a 32-bit S/A Net Client. This is an evaluation version.
openroad112_x64_sanet.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 64-bit S/A Net Client.
openroad112_x64_sanet_runtime.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime-only instance with a 64-bit S/A Net Client.
openroad112_x64_sanet_beta.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 64-bit S/A Net Client. This is a beta version.
openroad112_x64_sanet_beta_runtime.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime-only instance with a 64-bit S/A Net Client. This is a beta version.
openroad112_x64_sanet_eval.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 with a 64-bit S/A Net Client. This is an evaluation version.
openroad112_x64_sanet_eval_runtime.rsp
Installs 64-bit OpenROAD 12.0 Runtime-only instance with a 64-bit S/A Net Client. This is an evaluation version.
The Propertiesfile files must be placed into the same directory as the installer SETUP.INI file. The ormsiexec.bat script can be launched from any location. The Propertiesfile file, passed as the first parameter to ormsiexec.bat, can be a file name, relative path location, or absolute path location of the file.
/display
Displays the contents of the response-file-name.rsp file
/simulate
Simulates the installation of OpenROAD and displays the parameters passed to msiexec.exe to install OpenROAD
/install
Installs OpenROAD by invoking msiexec.exe and passes MSI PUBLIC PROPERTIES needed to install OpenROAD. A fully qualified path name to the openroad.msi is passed.
/uninstall
Uninstalls OpenROAD by invoking msiexec.exe to perform the uninstallation. A fully qualified path name to the openroad.msi file is passed. The version of OpenROAD being uninstalled must match the version in the openroad.msi file.
usage
Examples:
To display ormsiexec terse usage:
ormsiexec /?
To display the ormsiexec verbose usage:
ormsiexec /h
To display a description of the response file:
ormsiexec /describe
To simulate the installation of OpenROAD use this command.dll:
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /simulate
To install OpenROAD:
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /install
To uninstall OpenROAD:
ormsiexec response-file-name.rsp /uninstall
Last modified date: 06/25/2024