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>Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere for Linux HOWTO</TH
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NAME="INSTALL"
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>3. Installation</A
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>3.1. Process</A
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>Log on as root. </P
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>Place the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. </P
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>Mount the CD-ROM. Usually, it gets mounted to /mnt/cdrom.
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If so, enter the following command: </P
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>mount /mnt/cdrom</B
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>At a command prompt, change to the CD-ROM directory.
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If the CD-ROM was mounted to /mnt/cdrom/, use the following command: </P
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>cd /mnt/cdrom</B
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>Start the setup script by entering the following
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command: </P
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>./setup</B
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>The setup script prompts you with information about
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installing SQL Anywhere Studio for UNIX. Enter any information you
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are prompted for, and press the Enter key to continue. </P
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>By default, SQL Anywhere Studio is installed into a directory
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named SYBSsa7 under /opt/sybase on Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX, and
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under /usr/lpp/sybase on AIX. You can specify another installation
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directory if you wish. </P
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>3.2. Distribution-specific considerations
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(for TurboLinux and Caldera)</A
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>After installation, you should follow these instructions if
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you are running either TurboLinux 6.0 or Caldera 2.2. </P
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>For TurboLinux 6.0 only, change to directory /usr/lib and
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create a symbolic link using the following command. </P
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>ln -s libstdc++-libc6.1-2.so.3 libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2 </B
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>For Caldera 2.2 only, change to directory /usr/lib and create
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a symbolic link using the following command. </P
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>ln -s /usr/lib/libstdc++-2.9.0 /usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2 </B
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>3.3. Setting the Environment Variables</A
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>Each user who uses the software must set the necessary environment
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variables for Adaptive Server Anywhere. To help you do that, the
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installation program puts two script files, asa_config.sh and asa_config.csh,
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in the directory /<EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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>/SYBSsa7/bin. <EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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> is
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the directory where you chose to install Adaptive Server Anywhere. </P
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>Depending on which shell you're using, enter the appropriate
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command from <EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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>. </P
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>Table 5. </B
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><EM
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>If you're using this shell...</EM
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><EM
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>...use this command.</EM
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>sh, ksh, bash</TD
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>. ./SYBSsa7/bin/asa_config.sh</TD
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>csh, tcsh</TD
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>source ./SYBSsa7/bin/asa_config.csh</TD
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>You may also want to insert the above commands into your copy
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of .profile or .bash_profile to have the environment variables ready
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every time you log in. </P
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>3.4. Where did it get installed?</A
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>Most Adaptive Server Anywhere
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command line utilities (names beginning with db)</TD
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>/<EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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>/SYBSsa7/bin</TD
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>Sybase Central</TD
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>/<EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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>/shared/sybcentral40/java</TD
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>Sample database</TD
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>/<EM
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>InstallDir</EM
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>/SYBSsa7</TD
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>Online documentation</TD
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>/<EM
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>CDROM</EM
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>/help/contents.htm
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or/InstallDir/SYBSsa7/doc/contents.htm</TD
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> is the directory where your CD-ROM
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is mounted, which is usually /mnt/cdrom/. </P
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><EM
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> is the directory where you
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chose to install Adaptive Server Anywhere. </P
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>The first two directories are put into the path by asa_config.sh
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or asa_config.csh, so if you've already executed one of them as
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mentioned in the previous section, you won't have to change directories
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to get to most of the executables associated with Adaptive Server
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Anywhere. </P
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