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instance to function with the DRDA protocol after installation by using the instmgr.exe utility (see “Server Instance Manager Command-Line Options” on page 2-14).

vInstalling database server to run as local system user: To install IDS as a local system account on Windows, you must select a custom installation and complete the configuration setup accordingly. This lets the IDS log in as a Windows service, instead of user informix.

Read “Installing with the GUI Custom Setup” on page 2-3for more information about DRDA support and IDS as local system user.

Installable Features of IDS

 

You can install the following features with the base server: Database Server

 

Extensions, Global Language Support, Backup and Restore, Demos, Data-Loading

 

Utilities, and Administrative Utilities.

 

Base Server

 

The base server refers to the core database server for basic DBA operations without

 

optional extensions, libraries, or utilities. The minimum size of the base server

 

installation is 180 megabytes (MB). Every IBM Informix Dynamic Server

 

installation includes the components of the base server, regardless of whether you

 

choose a typical or custom installation.

 

The base server no longer contains the XML Publishing feature and must be

 

included in your Deployment Wizard selections if you want to install it. XML

 

Publishing is in the Database Server Extensions component.

 

Support for the Distributed Relational Database Architecture (DRDA) protocol is

 

included in the Base Server. To use the DRDA support functionality with IBM Data

 

Server .NET Provider or IBM Data Server JDBC Driver, you must obtain and install

 

the .NET Provider or JDBC Driver separately.

The IBM Global Security Kit (GSKit) is included as a component of the IDS

installation.

 

Features

The following list describes features in IBM Informix Dynamic Server, Version

11.50.A typical installation setup installs all of these features. If you choose custom installation setup, you can omit features that you do not want to install. You can view the size of each component and feature on your system before you actually proceed with installation when you select the component or feature in the GUI setup.

Database Server Extensions

Database administration tools and programming extensions

J/Foundation

For writing user-defined routines in the Java™ programming language

Built-in DataBlade Modules

For providing large object location management, MQ transaction support, binary user-defined types, the hierarchical node data type, basic text search, and Web Feature Services for spatial data

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Contents IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Page IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1996 Contents Index About This Publication IntroductionIBM Informix Dynamic Server Editions Types of Users Overview ReferenceWhat’s New in Version 11.50.xC4 Documentation Conventions Feature, Product, and Platform Markup Technical ChangesExample Code Conventions Html documentationSyntax Diagrams Additional DocumentationCompliance with Industry Standards Component represented in Html MeaningHow to Read a Command-Line Syntax Diagram Distinct UniqueSetting the Run Mode Keywords and PunctuationHow to Provide Documentation Feedback Identifiers and NamesPage Online Notes Verifying System Requirements Preparing to Install IDS on WindowsVerifying Administrators Group Membership Multiple Copies of IDS on One Computer Multiple copies of different versionsMultiple copies of the same version Programs menuRelated tasks Choosing Your Installation SetupInstallation Application Setup Types Base Server Installable Features of IDSFeatures Backup and Restore Conversion and Reversion SupportXML Publishing Global Language SupportIDS Configuration File Demonstration Database ServerDemonstration Database Server on Your System Instance Configuration Wizard Planning Role SeparationInstallation Directory Choosing between Local and Domain InstallationsIxdbsso IxaaoLocal Installation Domain Installation with Domain Administrator PrivilegesUser informix Upgrading the Database ServerInstalling a Copy of IDS on a Computer Installing IDS on WindowsInstalling IBM Informix Products Related reference Installing with the GUI Typical SetupRelated concepts Installing with the GUI Custom Setup GUI feature tree Performing a Silent Installation To perform a silent installation by using a response file Using a Customized server.ini File for Silent InstallationUsing a Response File for Silent Installation Silent Installation on a Host with Multiple Installations %WINDIR%\setup.issSilent Installation Response Codes Code DescriptionOverview of Implementing a Cluster on Two Nodes Setting Up Cluster InstallationsCluster Installations To set up a cluster on the primary node Setting Up a Cluster InstallationPreparing to Set Up a Cluster IDS as a Cluster on the Secondary Node Installing IDS as a Cluster on the Secondary NodeImplementing a Cluster on the Primary Node Upgrade of IDS by Overwriting an Existing Installation Overwriting an Existing IDS InstallationCreating a New Database Server Instance Multiple ResidencyPlanning for Multiple Residency Server Instance Manager Command-Line Options PurposeTroubleshooting Installation Problems Option System Meaning16IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Installation Automatic Actions Post-Installation Tasks on WindowsWorking with the Installation IDS Program Group Initializing and Starting the Database Server Server-nameDatabase Server Configuration After Installation Choose Start Control Panel Administrative ToolsStopping the Database Server Database Server NumberDbspace Name, Location, and Size Service Name and Port NumberDatabase Server Name Default Sbspace Name, Location, Size, and Page Size Configuring IDS ManuallyTo configure the installed database server Shared Server Definition ComputerPost-Installation Tasks Windows 8IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Altering Copies of IDS Altering IDS FeaturesModifying IDS on Windows Uninstalling IDS Reinstalling the Database ServerPerforming Silent Uninstallations of IDS InstnumCommand 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Deploying IDS with the Deployment Utility Deployment Utility+ Rapid IDS Embeddability with the Deployment Utility Initialized dbspacesDatabase Server Configuration Environment VariablesDatabase Server Aliases Creating a Snapshot for DeploymentDeploying a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility Ifxdeploy.conf file Ifxdeploy Command The Deployment UtilitySyntax Command Options Informix-Admin groupElement Purpose Key Considerations DelifxForce Usage Examples of Deployment Utility Usage on Windows Example of Value Setting ParametersIfxdeploy.conf file is in $INFORMIXDIR/etc/ on Linux INFORMIXDIR%\etc on WindowsNo Onconfig Onconfig.stdServername\rootdbsdat.000 InformixIfxdeploy.conf file for Following shows the contents of the ifxdeploy.conf file + ifxdeploy.conf File Template#SYSTEM Informix and the administrative group + Removing a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility16IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Appendix. Accessibility 2IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Host Host 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Copyright IBM Corp Copyright License Trademarks 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Index Special characters Dbservername Mirrorpath Sbspacename ServernumINFORMIXDIR% Dbservername TCP/IP Page GC23-7753-05
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