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Installing Caché on Microsoft Windows Please reference the Multiple Caché Instances section of the Caché System Administration Guide for more detailed information. Installing multiple Caché instances is limited by components where only one exists on a system. For example, typically there is only one Web server on a system; and as such, CSP is configured for the last installation. Caché client components stored in the registry encounter the same issue. The Caché ODBC driver and ActiveX components are stored in the registry using one name for each. Currently the last installation updates these components to point to the last instance installed. If you are adding Caché 5.2 to your machine and keeping an older version running also, run RegFiles.bat in 5.2 to register all the 5.2 components. Caché makes an effort to move common components to a common directory that can be shared across Caché instances. Unfortunately, because of backward compatibility issues, not all Caché 5.2 components support Caché 5.0 and 4.1 instances, and are even less likely to support Caché 4.0 instances on the same machine. As a work-around, you can take advantage of a feature Microsoft introduced with Windows 2000 and later. You can force your executable to ignore the registry paths to an executable by creating an empty file of the same name with .local appended to the executable name. For example: CObjArch.exe would need an empty file called CObjArch.exe.local to force the Architect program to look in the current directory for registered ActiveX components, before using the registry path. By creating these empty .local files, you enable a previous Caché instance to use the compatible local files, rather than a newly installed Caché 5.2 set of registered executables. To create .local files for all the executables in a directory type the following at a DOS prompt: for %c in (*.exe) do set tempvariable= >%c.local For more information on .local files see the Microsoft article entitled: The End of DLL Hell. 2.4.2 Change the Caché Language When you install Caché, all supported language-specific utility DLLs are installed in the CacheSys\Bin directory. Each DLL contains localized strings and messages. The format of the name of the DLL is UTILxxx.DLL, where xxx is a 3-letter code that signifies the following languages: 18 Caché Installation Guide
Special Considerations Code DEU ENU ESP FRA ITA JPN KOR NLD PTB RUS Language German (Standard) English (United States) Spanish (Spain) French Italian (Standard) Japanese Korean Dutch (Standard) Portuguese (Brazilian) Russian If you wish to change to the locale of a Caché installation, run the Caché National Language Support application cnls.exe from your /Bin directory and update the information on the Locale tab. 2.4.3 Uninstall Caché To uninstall Caché, first stop Caché and then click Exit on the Caché Cube to remove the cube from the system tray. Use only the Caché-supplied uninstall program, accessible on Windows systems using the Add or Remove Programs utility from the Windows Control Panel. Important: Other uninstall programs are not supported and using them may cause unexpected results. 2.4.4 InterSystems Caché Packet Drivers Install Caché Packet Driver for Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 Server To use Raw Ethernet, DDP, or LAT with Caché on Windows systems, you must install the appropriate packet driver as described below. First load the CD-ROM or verify the network location of the appropriate driver file. For Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 Server systems, install the InterSystems Packet Protocol Driver as follows: Caché Installation Guide 19
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