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#!/bin/sh
#/*****************************************************************\
#** filename * setup
#** *
#** description * shell script to ease SOLID installation process
#** *
#** * Launches solinst to create license and config
#** * files. Optionally starts server to create a
#** * default database.
#** *
#** Copyright (C) Solid Information Technology Ltd 1997
#\*****************************************************************/
if [ -d database/default ]; then
echo
echo Starting SOLID Install to create a license file and an initial
echo configuration into the default database directory ...
echo
bin/solinst -c database/default
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo About to exit from setup script.
echo
echo After setting up the SOLID configuration you can enter the
echo following sequence of commands to finalize setting up SOLID
echo DBMS execution environment.
echo
echo 1. Start SOLID Server and create the default database:
echo " bin/solid -f -c database/default"
echo
echo 2. Create some sample tables and users with SQL Editor
echo " bin/solsql -c database/default -f ../../samples/sample.sql"
echo
echo 3. Stop SOLID Server with Remote Control after taking a backup:
echo " bin/solcon -c database/default"
echo " > backup"
echo " > shutdown"
echo
echo 4. To start SOLID Server later on, just omit the -f option:
echo " bin/solid -c database/default"
echo
echo For Solid version specific documentation, please view file:
echo " relnotes.txt"
else # default configuration used, we can start server
echo
echo Do you wish to start SOLID Server now? Yes / [No]
read reply
if [ -z $reply ]; then
first_char="N"
else
first_char=`echo $reply | cut -c -1`
fi
if [ $first_char = "Y" -o $first_char = "y" ]; then
echo
echo Creating a new database.
echo
echo Give username for database administrator:
read username
echo
echo Give password for database administrator:
read password
echo
echo Starting SOLID Server as a background daemon...
bin/solid -c database/default -U $username -P $password
echo
echo Next, you may connect to the server with SQL Editor to create
echo some sample tables, indices and users with command:
echo " bin/solsql -c database/default -f ../../samples/sample.sql"
echo
echo If the connection cannot be established, please check from
echo SOLID message log that the server has already created the
echo database and started listening for data requests.
echo " more database/default/solmsg.out"
echo
echo When you wish to stop the server, use Remote Control to
echo take a backup and shutdown:
echo " bin/solcon -c database/default"
echo " > backup"
echo " > shutdown"
echo
echo To start SOLID Server afterwards, just omit the -f option:
echo " bin/solid -c database/default"
echo
echo For Solid version specific documentation, please view file:
echo " relnotes.txt"
else # user did not want to start server now
echo
echo When you are ready to start the server, you can execute the
echo following sequence of commands to finalize setting up SOLID
echo DBMS execution environment.
echo
echo 1. Start SOLID Server and create the default database:
echo " bin/solid -f -c database/default"
echo
echo 2. Create some sample tables and users with SQL Editor
echo " bin/solsql -c database/default -f ../../samples/sample.sql"
echo
echo 3. Stop SOLID Server with Remote Control after taking a backup:
echo " bin/solcon -c database/default"
echo " > backup"
echo " > shutdown"
echo
echo 4. To start SOLID Server later on, just omit the -f option:
echo " bin/solid -c database/default"
echo
echo For Solid version specific documentation, please view file:
echo " relnotes.txt"
fi
fi
else
echo
echo Directory structure is different than on standard Solid product
echo package for UNIX platforms. setup should be started in the
echo directory where the product package was uncompressed and
echo files extracted.
echo
echo In order to setup your Solid installation you need to locate
echo the SOLID database directory, where SOLID Server is to be
echo lauched from. Run SOLID Install program:
echo " solinst -c <solid_db_dir>"
echo that will create solid.lic and solid.ini files necessary for
echo the server to start. solinst requires the files solidlic.txt
echo and default.lic to exist in the same directory.
echo
exit 1
fi
# End of script.
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