Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 UAP Development Guide

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17.1.1 Installing

You can select the installation of a JDBC driver when installing HiRDB.

The following table shows the JDBC driver's installation directories and files.

Table 17-1 JDBC driver's installation directory and file

Platform Type Installation directory File
UNIX HiRDB server $PDDIR/client/lib/ pdjdbc.jar#1, #3
libjjdbc.sl(libjjdbc.so)#2, #3
HiRDB client /HiRDB/client/lib/ pdjdbc.jar#1, #3
libjjdbc.sl(libjjdbc.so)#2, #3
Windows HiRDB server %PDDIR%\CLIENT\UTL\ pdjdbc.jar#3
jjdbc.dll#3
HiRDB client \HiRDB\CLIENT\UTL\ pdjdbc.jar#3
jjdbc.dll#3

Note
The underline indicates the HiRDB client's installation directory.

#1: For the 32-bit mode HP-UX (IPF) edition, the file is pdjdbc32.jar.

#2: For the 32-bit mode HP-UX (IPF) edition, the file is libjjdbc32.so.

#3: For the Windows (x64) and Linux (EM64T) editions, run in 32-bit mode.

To use the JDBC driver in an HP-UX (IPF), Linux (IPF), or Windows Server 2003 (IPF) environment, you need J2SDK v1.4.2. Note that J2SDK v1.4.2 must be run on an IPF-compliant Java Virtual Machine.