Installing the RAPStore Database Server silently installs Sybase IQ 12.7 ESD #3, creates the RAPStore database objects, and loads the sample data. The installer sets all configuration parameters to IQ defaults.
RAPStore Database Server configuration dialog 1
Operations Console communicates with the RAPStore Database through an intermediary UAF agent which listens for requests. This dialog sets the UAF agent listening port.
RAPStore Database Server configuration dialog 2
This dialog identifies the RAPStore Database Server’s name and port number.
|
Field Name |
Default value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Server Name |
RAPStore |
Identifies the server where the RAPStore database resides. Must be unique across the sub-network. |
|
Port |
2638 |
Identifies the RAPStore communications port. |
To identify the names of IQ servers in the network, run the command $RAP/RAPStore/ASIQ-12_7/bin/dblocate
RAPStore Database Server configuration dialog 3
Installing Operations Console also installs a JINI server that tracks RAP components. This dialog only appears if you install components separately. If you install multiple components at the same time, and previously identified the JINI server host name, the installer does not display this dialog.
If this dialog appears, you must identify the JINI server host name to register RAPStore Database Server with the JINI Server. The JINI server host name is the same host machine where you install Operations Console.
Created April 9, 2009. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com