Sybase Search

To check for a valid installation of Sybase Search:

Start the search servers.

If you have performed a full installation of Sybase Search:

On Windows:
- Select Start | Programs | Sybase | Sybase Search 3.1 | Start Single Server.
On Solaris:
1. Go to the $SYBASE/Search-3_1/OmniQ/bin directory and enter:
```
../env.sh
```
```
./OmniQEnterprise.sh start 1
```
2. Go to the $SYBASE/Search-3_1/Hyena/bin directory and enter:
```
./Hyena.sh start
```
If you have performed a custom installation of Sybase Search, you must start the various search servers.

On Windows:
- Select Start | Programs | Sybase | Sybase Search 3.1 | Start Search Server.
  
  where Search Server can be the hub container, satellite containers, or Web administration servers.
On Solaris:
1. Go to the $SYBASE/Search-3_1/OmniQ/bin directory and start the hub container:
```
../env.sh
```
```
./OmniQEnterprise.sh start 1
```
2. Go to the $SYBASE/Search-3_1/OmniQ/bin directory and start the satellite container:
```
../env.sh
```
```
./OmniQEnterprise.sh start 2
```
3. Go to the $SYBASE/Search-3_1/Hyena/bin directory and start the Web administration server:
```
./Hyena.sh start
```
Invoke the Web administration console:
1. Start Sybase Central.
  
  On Windows:
  - Select Start | Programs | Sybase | Sybase Central 4.3.
  On Solaris:
  1. Go to the $SYBASE directory and enter:
```
source SYBASE.csh
```
  2. Go to the $SYBASE directory and enter:
```
./startdsa
```
2. In the left navigation pane, click Data Services Administrator.
3. Select the Sybase Search tab displayed in the right pane of the Sybase Central screen.
4. Right-click Web Administration Server and select Open. The Sybase Search 3.1 administration page displays.
On the Sybase Search 3.1 administration page, click the System tab. If the installation is successful, you can view the environment details, memory usage, and events for all containers within the Sybase Search installation.