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Installing Caché on OpenVMS • Set OpenVMS Time for Use with Caché. • If you are upgrading, Perform Post-installation Upgrade Tasks. • If appropriate for your installation, perform any additional tasks described in the Special Considerations section. 3.3.1 Install Caché on a Web Server Caché does not install a private Web server on a OpenVMS instance; therefore to use the System Management Portal to manage a Caché server on OpenVMS, you must install the CSP Gateway on a supported external Web server and configure it to control the Caché instance on OpenVMS. The version of Caché on the Web server, in most cases, must be the same or a later version of the Caché system it manages. See the Accessing the System Management Portal section of the “Using Caché on OpenVMS” chapter of the Caché System Administration Guide for instructions on installing the CSP Gateway component of Caché on a separate Web server to manage the OpenVMS Caché instance you just installed. 3.3.2 Start Caché When Caché is installed it is left running. However, if you need to start Caché, first log into your operating system, then start Caché using the ccontrol command: ccontrol start Where instname is the instance name that you chose during the installation. Use the ccontrol command to start and stop Caché. It is described in greater detail in the Controlling Caché Instances section of the Caché System Administration Guide. Once Caché is started, initiate a Caché session using the csession command: csession Where instname is the instance name that you chose during the installation. For more information, see the “Using Caché on OpenVMS” chapter of the Caché System Administration Guide. 3.3.3 Set OpenVMS Time for Use with Caché Beginning with OpenVMS version 7.0, C programs that use UTC time functions (including Caché) require the proper setup for the DEC C Runtime Library interface; they may otherwise obtain incorrect time values. This procedure is fully described in the OpenVMS documentation. In brief: 32 Caché Installation Guide
1. Check if times in Caché and OpenVMS are synchronized, using the following commands at the Caché prompt: > Write $ZTIME($P($H,",",2)) > !SHOW TIME The first displays the Caché time and the second displays the OpenVMS system time. The two values should be approximately the same. 2. Run the UTC$TIME_SETUP procedure to set the system time. 3. If this procedure exits prematurely, enter the following command at the OpenVMS prompt: $ @SYS$MANAGER:UTC$TIME_SETUP.COM "" BOTH Post-installation Tasks This command forces an update of both the time zone and Time Differential Factor (TDF) data. Make sure these values are consistent. For example, if the selected main time zone is US (33), Eastern zone (6) or EST, the appropriate TDF is -5:00 (or -4:00, if Daylight Saving Time is in effect). You can configure OpenVMS to automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time as described in the OpenVMS documentation. 3.3.4 Perform Post-installation Upgrade Tasks If you are upgrading, there are additional upgrade tasks to perform after the installation is complete: • Recompile Objects — you must recompile all Caché Objects applications in all namespaces by running the following command: Do $system.OBJ.CompileAllNamespaces("u") Note: This method both upgrades and compiles the class dictionaries in every namespace. • Regenerate Proxy Classes — you must regenerate any proxy classes you had generated in the upgraded instance by following the instructions in the appropriate guides in the Caché Language Bindings set. • Update Cluster Configurations (OpenVMS clusters only) — prior to Caché 5.0 when configuring a Caché cluster it was necessary to define the network type for the cluster (UDP or Ethernet) and define DCP connections between the cluster members. This is no longer necessary. ECP is the default for new installations. After the upgrade to the latest version of Caché from 4.1, a Caché cluster configuration needs to be changed manually. The changes are in two places of the System Management Portal: - Enable the ECP service from the [Home] > [Security Management] > [Services] page. Click %Service_ECP, select the Service enabled check box, and click Save. Caché Installation Guide 33
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