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Installing Caché on OpenVMS 3.1.2 Supported Platforms and Web Servers The latest version of Caché is supported on HP Alpha computers running OpenVMS v7.3-2 and v8.2 and HP Itanium processors running OpenVMS v8.2-1. If you are installing Caché on a Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) machine, such as the GS160, contact the InterSystems Worldwide Response Center (WRC) for current configuration recommendations. Important: Caché does not support any Web servers on the OpenVMS platform. 3.1.3 Supported Upgrade Paths and Procedures If you are performing an upgrade, please first read and perform all necessary procedures described in the “Upgrading Caché” chapter. When upgrading, back up your Caché installation after completing all the pre-installation upgrade tasks and before installing Caché. 3.2 Caché Installation To install Caché 5.2, log into OpenVMS as the system manager or with CMKRNL, WORLD, BYPASS, SYSLCK, ALTPRI, and OPER privileges. If your UIC is not [1,4] when you run the installation script, the command procedure, CINSTALL, automatically changes your UIC to [1,4]. Note: If the logical name CACHE$MGRUIC is defined during a new installation, the installation sets the owner UIC of the target directory to the value of that logical. Subdirectories and files inherit that UIC. Once you are logged into OpenVMS: 1. Transfer files from the distribution media. 2. Run the installation script. 3. Edit the startup file. 22 Caché Installation Guide
Caché Installation 3.2.1 Transfer Files from the Distribution Media Transfer the Caché installation files from the distribution media either to a work directory (recommended) or to the target directory. Use the OpenVMS backup command to copy the distribution files to the work directory. Examples follow: • For CD distribution: $ MOUNT/OVERRIDE=IDENTIFICATION cd_dev: $ BACKUP cd_dev:[CACHEDIST]C52Bnnn.BCK/SAVE/SELECT=[REL.ALPHAVMS.DIST...] dest_dev:[CACHEKIT...] $ DISMOUNT cd_dev: Where cd_dev is the device name of your CD-ROM drive, [CACHEDIST]C52Bnnn.BCK is an example name of the compressed backup file on the CD, dest_dev is the device name for your local hard disk, and [CACHEKIT] is a directory that you create on your local disk to temporarily uncompress and store the installation kit distribution files. Two levels down in the uncompressed kit is CINSTALL.COM. • For magnetic tape distribution: $ MOUNT/FOREIGN magtape_dev: $ BACKUP magtape_dev:C52Bnnn.BCK/REWIND/SAVE/SELECT=[REL.ALPHAVMS.DIST...] dest_dev:[CACHEKIT...] $ DISMOUNT magtape_dev: Where magtape_dev is the device name of your magnetic tape drive, C51Bnnn.BCK is an example name of the compressed backup file on the tape, dest_dev is the device name for your local hard disk, and [CACHEKIT] is a directory that you create on your local disk to temporarily uncompress and store the installation kit distribution files. Two levels down in the uncompressed kit is CINSTALL.COM. • For backup save set distribution: $ CREATE/DIR dest_dev:[CACHEKIT...] $ BACKUP C52Bnnn.BCK/SAVE dest_dev:[CACHEKIT...] Where dest_dev is the device name for your local hard disk, [CACHEKIT] is a directory that you create on your local disk, and C52Bnnn.BCK is an example name of the compressed backup file on the ftp server. This is required to correctly recreate the directory structure on your local disk. 3.2.2 Run the Installation Script The installation script, CINSTALL, automatically does the following: Caché Installation Guide 23
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