>> !$INSTROOT/bin/dbmsrvctl start
>> only root or sdb owner can do this
>> COMMAND error 1
>> error of command "$INSTROOT/bin/dbmsrvctl start" ignored
[...]
Have you created a file /etc/opt/sdb as described in sources.readme in
the source distribution?
- UNIX/Linux: Create the file /etc/opt/sdb, which must be
world readable and contain the following lines:
[Globals]
IndepData=<indep_data_path>
IndepPrograms=<indep_programs_path>
SdbOwner=<current_user>
SdbGroup=<primary_group_of_current_user>
where
<indep_dat_path>:
- an existing directory
- subdirectories wrk and config must exist and be
writable by <current_user>
- this is the default directory for newly created
databases, so it shouldn't be placed on a small
partition
<indep_programs_path>: not used by the development
environment (because $SAPDB_NO_INDEPPATH is set)
<current_user>: You could use another user, but this would
require that the following program in $TOOL/bin
are set to suid root:
instdbmverifypw
<primary_group_of_current_user>:
If the file /etc/opt/sdb exists from another MaxDB
installation, then it is best to replace the existing file
during development. Otherwise you would overwrite files
in your current installation.
>It specifically says the errors were ignored, but I wonder if they are
>supposed to be? Further, how does it know I am NOT the sdb owner?
The error can be ignored if you want to create an installation package
of MaxDB. If you want to test the software from the build directory,
/etc/opt/sdb has to be created.
Daniel Dittmar
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