The following syntax diagram illustrates the installation options.
>>-+-ids_install------+--+-----------+--------------------------> +-installserver----+ '--- -gui---' +-installconn------+ '-installclientsdk-' >--+--------------------+--+----------------------+-------------> '- -log--logfilename-' '- -javahome--Java dir-' >--+----------------------+--+---------------------+------------> '- -tempdir--temp path-' +- -is:freediskblocks-+ '- -is:nospacecheck---' >--+-------------+--------------------------------------------->< | (1) | '- -help------'
Element | Purpose | Restrictions |
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Java dir | Specifies the JRE on the host computer to use during installation instead of the JRE provided by the installation program | The JRE must be version 1.3.2 or higher. |
logfilename | Specifies a non-default log filename | None |
temp path | Specifies the path to temporary directory. If you receive an error during file extraction that there is not enough space in the /tmp directory, set the -tempdir option to a different temporary directory. | None |
The following table describes the installation application options.
Option | Meaning |
---|---|
ids_install | Install all components of Dynamic Server |
installserver | Install database server only |
installconn | Install IConnect only |
installclientsdk | Install Client SDK only |
-gui | Start the installation program in GUI mode |
-log | Log installation program progress |
-javahome | Use specified JRE. To force the installation program to use the bundled JRE and ignore any local JREs, use the -javahome none argument. |
-tempdir | Use specified temporary directory |
-is:freediskblocks | Use to determine if there is adequate space for the product installation files prior to starting the installation. |
-is:nospacecheck | Use to prevent the installation program from checking if there is adequate space for product installation files. Use with caution: If there is not enough space to extract the temporary files, the installation program will fail. |
-help | Display list of supported options and their functions |