Sybase Real-Time Events

Perform the following tasks to check if the Sybase Real-Time Events component has been successfully installed.

RepConnector

To verify the RepConnector installation for EAServer:

  1. Start EAServer.

    On Windows:

    On Solaris:

Sybase Real-Time Events ASE Active Messaging

To verify that Sybase Real-Time Events ASE Active Messaging has been installed successfully:

  1. Make sure you have the message bus software, such as IBM WebSphere MQ installed in your environment, and you have already set your environment variables to include:

    NoteIBM_MQ is the installation directory for IBM WebSphere MQ.

  2. Make sure the Sybase Real-Time Events ASE Active Messaging component has been installed successfully. To verify:

  3. Make sure Adaptive Server is up and running.

  4. On Windows, go to the %SYBASE%\ASE-15_0\scripts directory using a command prompt. Using isql, enter:

    isql -Usa -P –Sserver_name -i instmstr
    
    isql -Usa -P -Sserver_name -i installmsgsvss
    
    isql -Usa -P -Sserver_name -i instmsgs.ebf
    

    On Solaris, go to the $SYBASE/ASE-15_0/scripts directory. Using isql, enter:

    isql -Usa -P –Sserver_name -i installmaster
    
    isql -Usa -P -Sserver_name -i installmsgsvss
    
    isql -Usa -P -Sserver_name -i instmsgs.ebf
    

    NoteThe instmstr and installmaster script returns system procedures to their original version, installmsgsvss script installs system stored procedures for real-time messaging services, and instmsgs.ebf script brings your Adaptive Server messages up to the correct level.

  5. Restart the ASE server.

  6. On Windows, go to the %SYBASE% directory using a command prompt. On Solaris, go to the $SYBASE directory. Using isql, enter:

    isql –Sserver_name –Usa -P
    
  7. To configure the server to use real-time messaging, enter:

    1>sp_configure "enable real time messaging", 1, "ibm_mq"
    
    2>go
    
  8. To verify if real-time messaging has been enabled, check the following directory to see if the SERVER.log file exists: