H.1 System environment variables common to OSs
The following table lists the system environment variables to be specified in common to the OSs. The setting of system environment variables differs depending on whether the system uses the scheduling functionality by CTM.
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Y: Specification is required.
N: As it is set by the installer, the setting is not required.
R: The setting according to system environments is required.
--: The setting is not required.
When not using CTM: Indicates a system that does not use the scheduling functionality provided by CTM.
When using CTM: Indicates a system that uses the scheduling functionality provided by CTM.
#1: An environment variable to be specified in UNIX. Do not specify this variable in Windows.
#2: The environment variables that you specify differ depending on the OSs.
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In AIX: LIBPATH
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In Linux: LD_LIBRARY_PATH
#3: In the following case, specify at the beginning of the environment variable PATH.
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When manually starting CORBA Naming Service
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In Windows
#4: When starting the CTM domain manager or CTM, do not concurrently specify a path of the performance tracer (Application-Server-installation-directory\PRF\bin). If you concurrently specify a path of the performance tracer, an error occurs when CTM loads libraries of the performance tracer and the performance tracer fails to start.
#5: An environment variable to be specified in Windows. Do not specify this variable in UNIX. An installer specifies ProgramFiles\Common Files\Hitachi by default in the system environment variable. ProgramFiles is a directory that is normally specified in the system environment variable %ProgramFiles%.
#6: Specify this value generally. However, you can also specify other values.
#7: In Windows, an installer specifies the same. An installer does not specify this in UNIX.
- Important note
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CLASSPATH is disabled. Specify class paths for the add.class.path key in the option definition file for J2EE servers.