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The database server uses configuration parameters, set in the onconfig file, during initialization. For more information about configuration parameters and the onconfig file, see the “Configuration Parameters” chapter of the IBM Informix Dynamic Server Administrator’s Reference.

To determine how many instances of the database server are installed, run the Server Instance Manager program. To run the Server Instance Manager program, choose Start > Programs > IBM Informix Dynamic Server 11.50 > Server Instance Manager.

Database Server Name

The database server name identifies the database server to client applications.

In most cases, you can choose the default database server name. The database server name that you specify is the value for the DBSERVERNAME configuration parameter.

Database server names must begin with a letter and can contain only letters, numbers, and the underscore character.

Service Name and Port Number

The service name specifies the servicename entry and the port number specifies the port entry for the database server in the sqlhosts registry.

Specify the service name and port number for the TCP/IP network protocol.

If only one database server instance exists on the computer, the installation program provides default values. It is recommended that you use these default values. For subsequent database server instances, you must provide unique values.

Dbspace Name, Location, and Size

A dbspace is a logical collection of chunks to which databases and tables are assigned.

During installation, the root dbspace is created automatically. You can configure an additional data dbspace, mirror location, or smart blob drive.

Specify the location and disk-space size for the dbspace:

vPrimary Data Location

By default, the primary data location is the current drive. The installation program displays the amount of available disk space; the default dbspace size is 200 megabytes.

vSmart blob Drive

A default smart blobspace can be configured optionally. The default size is 200 megabytes.

vMirror Location

The mirrored location serves as the backup area if the primary storage device fails. The mirrored location should be the same size as the primary location and should be in a different drive. The data dbspace and the smart blob can be mirrored on the same drive.

This mirrored location is also the value of the MIRRORPATH configuration parameter.

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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 Overview Reference Types of UsersWhat’s New in Version 11.50.xC4 Documentation Conventions Html documentation Feature, Product, and Platform MarkupTechnical Changes Example Code ConventionsComponent represented in Html Meaning Syntax DiagramsAdditional Documentation Compliance with Industry StandardsDistinct Unique How to Read a Command-Line Syntax DiagramKeywords and Punctuation Setting the Run ModeIdentifiers and Names How to Provide Documentation FeedbackPage Online Notes Verifying System Requirements Preparing to Install IDS on WindowsVerifying Administrators Group Membership Programs menu Multiple Copies of IDS on One ComputerMultiple copies of different versions Multiple copies of the same versionRelated tasks Choosing Your Installation SetupInstallation Application Setup Types Base Server Installable Features of IDSFeatures Global Language Support Backup and RestoreConversion and Reversion Support XML PublishingDemonstration Database Server IDS Configuration FileDemonstration Database Server on Your System Planning Role Separation Instance Configuration WizardIxaao Installation DirectoryChoosing between Local and Domain Installations IxdbssoUpgrading the Database Server Local InstallationDomain Installation with Domain Administrator Privileges User informixInstalling 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 %WINDIR%\setup.iss Silent Installation on a Host with Multiple InstallationsCode Description Silent Installation Response CodesOverview 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 Overwriting an Existing IDS Installation Upgrade of IDS by Overwriting an Existing InstallationCreating a New Database Server Instance Multiple ResidencyPlanning for Multiple Residency Purpose Server Instance Manager Command-Line OptionsOption System Meaning Troubleshooting Installation Problems16IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Installation Automatic Actions Post-Installation Tasks on WindowsWorking with the Installation IDS Program Group Server-name Initializing and Starting the Database ServerDatabase Server Number Database Server Configuration After InstallationChoose Start Control Panel Administrative Tools Stopping the Database ServerDbspace Name, Location, and Size Service Name and Port NumberDatabase Server Name Shared Server Definition Computer Default Sbspace Name, Location, Size, and Page SizeConfiguring IDS Manually To configure the installed database serverPost-Installation Tasks Windows 8IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Altering Copies of IDS Altering IDS FeaturesModifying IDS on Windows Instnum Uninstalling IDSReinstalling the Database Server Performing Silent Uninstallations of IDSCommand 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Deployment Utility Deploying IDS with the Deployment UtilityInitialized dbspaces + Rapid IDS Embeddability with the Deployment UtilityEnvironment Variables Database Server ConfigurationDatabase Server Aliases Creating a Snapshot for DeploymentDeploying a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility Ifxdeploy.conf file Ifxdeploy Command The Deployment UtilitySyntax Delifx Command OptionsInformix-Admin group Element Purpose Key ConsiderationsForce Usage Examples of Deployment Utility Usage on Windows INFORMIXDIR%\etc on Windows Example of Value SettingParameters Ifxdeploy.conf file is in $INFORMIXDIR/etc/ on LinuxOnconfig.std No OnconfigServername\rootdbsdat.000 InformixIfxdeploy.conf file for + ifxdeploy.conf File Template Following shows the contents of the ifxdeploy.conf file#SYSTEM + Removing a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility Informix and the administrative group16IBM 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 Dbservername Mirrorpath Sbspacename Servernum Index Special charactersINFORMIXDIR% Dbservername TCP/IP Page GC23-7753-05