Installation
Installation Manual
Using the Installation Manager
Installing/Upgrading on UNIX/Linux
Installing/Upgrading on Microsoft Windows
Creating a Database Instance Afterwards
Creating the Demo Database Instance DEMODB
Uninstallation
Deleting a Database Instance
Installation, Upgrade and Uninstallation on the Command Line
Installing and Updating the Database Software
Installing/Updating Software on UNIX
Unpacking the Software on UNIX
Interactive Installations/Update on UNIX
Background Installations/Updates on UNIX
Installing/Updating Software on Linux
Installations/Updates with SDBINST
Installations/Updates with the Red Hat Package Manager
Installing/Updating Software on Microsoft Windows
Unpacking the Software on Microsoft Windows
Interactive Installations/Updates on Microsoft Windows
Background Installations/Updates on Microsoft Windows
Uninstalling the Database Software
Uninstalling with SDBUNINST on UNIX, Linux and Microsoft Windows
Uninstalling with the Red Hat Package Manager
Upgrading Database Instances and Their Server Software
Selection of the Upgrade Strategy
Patch Installation with SDBUPD
Patch Installation with SDBINST and Follow-Up Actions
In-Place Migration with SDBUPD
In-Place Migration with SDBINST and Follow-Up Actions
Upgrading with APO Extract/Load
Connecting Backup Tools from Other Providers
Block Diagram: Backing Up and Restoring
Block Diagram: Importing and Exporting Data
Connecting to a Backint for Oracle Interface
Restrictions for Using Backint for Oracle with Versions Smaller
How the MaxDB Adapter Program Works
Configuring the Backint for Oracle Connection
Creating the Parameter File for the MaxDB Adapter Program
Example of a Parameter File for the MaxDB Adapter Program
Creating the Configuration File for Backint for MaxDB
Example of a Configuration File for Backint for MaxDB
Exporting Environment Variables for the External Backup Tool
Setting the Environment Variable BSI_ENV
Setting Non-Tool-Specific Environment Variables for the Database
Setting TEMP or TMP
Setting DBM_TTO_SUCCESS and DBM_TTO_FAILURE
Connecting to a Backint for MaxDB Interface
Restrictions for Using Backint for MaxDB for Versions Smaller th
Connecting to TSM
Restrictions for Using TSM for Versions Smaller than 7.5
Restrictions for Parallel Backups and Restores with TSM for Vers
Configuring the TSM Connection
Setting the Environment Variables ADINT and ADA_OPT
Connecting to NetWorker
Restrictions for Using NetWorker for Versions Smaller than 7.5
Restrictions for Parallel Backups and Restores Using NetWorker f
Configuring the NetWorker Connection
Setting the Environment Variable NSR_ENV
Creating the Configuration File for NetWorker
Example of a Configuration File for NetWorker
Connecting to VERITAS NetBackup
Installing the Synchronization Manager
Installing MaxDB PHP Extension
Creating and Installing the MaxDB PHP Extension on Linux
Testing the MaxDB PHP Extension (Linux)
Installing the Max DB PHP Library (Microsoft Windows)
Testing the PHP Library (Microsoft Windows)
Configuring Web SQL / WebDAV
Troubleshooting
Errors in the Execution of the Program SDBINST
Errors in the Execution of the SDBUPD Program
Case 1: No Database Instances Exist Yet
Case 2: Downgrading Dependent Software
Case 3: Downgrade for Independent Software
Details
Directories
Directory Structure Within SAP Systems
Directory Structure Outside SAP Systems
Component Groups
Installation Profiles
Software Components
Logging
Displaying Installed Software Components
Overview of Options for the SDBINST Program
Overview of Options for the Program SDBUNINST
Overview of Options for the SDBUPD Program