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Alternatives in Establishing a New OpenROAD Environment
We recommend that you create a new OpenROAD environment on a separate machine, either with Ingres or the Stand Alone (SA) Net. You may, however, be able to install certain components on the same machine. Follow these basic guidelines.
• OpenROAD Runtime and Development may be installed together, or OpenROAD Runtime can be installed separately when deploying an application.
• OpenROAD will not migrate existing previous versions of OpenROAD.
• OpenROAD can be installed into an existing Ingres instance/installation of the same version number, or it can be installed as a standalone instance that includes the SA Ingres Net Client.
• OpenROAD Runtime and Development can run side by side with previous versions of OpenROAD in either a pre-installed version of Ingres or with the Ingres Client packaged with the standalone version of OpenROAD in different installations. Only one installation per version is supported.
• There are no restrictions on the number of gRPC based OpenROAD Server configured and running on a machine.
• [Windows Only] Only one 32-bit and one 64-bit of the DCOM/COM OpenROAD Server may be installed per machine. If the OpenROAD Server is installed, it will replace the previous version of the OpenROAD Server.
Last modified date: 06/25/2024