pdopsetup (Set up add-on PP)
Function
Installs or uninstalls HiRDB add-on PPs.
Executor
Superusers can execute this command.
Format
pdopsetup [-d] -k add-on-PP HiRDB-operation-directory
Options
Specifies an uninstallation of an add-on PP. The default is to install an add-on PP.
- -k add-on-PP
<character-string>
Specifies an abbreviation of the add-on PP.
- exd: HiRDB External Data Access2
- sti: HiRDB Staticizer Option
- ldp: HiRDB LDAP Option
- aha: HiRDB Advanced High Availability
- apt: HiRDB Advanced Partitioning Option
- drl: HiRDB Disaster Recovery Light Edition1
- nrf: HiRDB Non Recover FES2
- 1 If HiRDB Disaster Recovery Light Edition is installed, execute the pdopsetup command at all server machines both at the transaction execution site and at the log application site.
- 2 Applicable to a HiRDB/Parallel Server.
Command argument
- HiRDB-operation-directory
<pathname>
Specifies the HiRDB operation directory where the add-on PP is to be installed or uninstalled.
Rules
- The pdopsetup command can be executed only when HiRDB is stopped. This command cannot be executed when HiRDB has been forcibly terminated or has terminated abnormally.
- Execute the pdopsetup command for each server machine (except when the HiRDB LDAP Option is installed on a HiRDB/Parallel Server). If you install the HiRDB LDAP Option on a HiRDB/Parallel Server, execute this command at the server machine where the dictionary server is located.
- To execute the pdopsetup command, you must add $PDDIR/lib to the SHLIB_PATH# environment variable.
- # The environment variable is LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the Solaris and Linux version and LIBPATH for the AIX 5L version.
Note
- The following are the pdopsetup command's return codes:
0: Normal termination
4: Privilege error, HiRDB is active, insufficient disk space, uninstalled, or already installed
12: Invalid parameter or path
- When HiRDB is upgraded to a new version, any add-on PP registered before the version upgrade will be transferred to the new version, which obviates the need for re-executing this command.