Hinrich wrote:
Hello Daniel
Thanks again!
It seems that your installtion didn't succeed after all as the dbm
server for your installation can't be found:
- look into /etc/opt/sdb to make sure that the entry IndepData=
points to /var/opt/sdb/data
I checked this: OK
- look into /var/opt/sdb/da
> > Run
> > $ /opt/sdb/programs/bin/dbmcli dbm_version
>
>
> gives following:
>
> Error! Connection failed to node (local) for database (no dbname):
> database not found
It seems that your installtion didn't succeed after all as the dbm server for your
installation can't be found:
- look into
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Subject: Re: dbmcli db_create executable program not accessible
This may be crazy talk, but did you try setting the environment variable:
LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5?
This variable is needed on Redhat/Fedora systems --- starting, I
believe, after 9.0. Set it before you start x_server.
Cheers
This may be crazy talk, but did you try setting the environment variable:
LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5?
This variable is needed on Redhat/Fedora systems --- starting, I
believe, after 9.0. Set it before you start x_server.
Cheers,
JLS
Hinrich wrote:
Hello
I installed maxdb (with option 9 [all]) und
Le mardi 06 avril 2004, Hinrich a écrit...
bonjour,
> Sth. else must be wrong. But what?
Did you start x_server ?
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Hi Daniel
Thanks for your efford. I did as you suggested. But still: I get the error.
Try
$ /opt/sdb/programs/bin/dbmcli db_create $SID dbm,dbm
first. The -s option is reserved for cases where the installtion isn't
complete yet. And -R is useful only when you have installed multiple
releases an
Hinrich wrote:
I installed maxdb (with option 9 [all]) under Red Hat 9 without problems.
independend data path is: /var/opt/sdb/data
dependend data path is: /opt/sdb/programs
After that I started to create a db-instance locally as follows: (This
is the way suggested in Axel Busch and Gerd König's
Hello
I installed maxdb (with option 9 [all]) under Red Hat 9 without problems.
independend data path is: /var/opt/sdb/data
dependend data path is: /opt/sdb/programs
After that I started to create a db-instance locally as follows: (This
is the way suggested in Axel Busch and Gerd König's 'MaxDB -
