OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing Your OSI/MHS Subsystem
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Description of the Installation in Progress
If an error occurs, an error message is displayed and the installation stops. Check the
output location for the complete FUP output.
22) Create MS Databases.
This step creates the MS SQL catalogs, tables, and indexes, in addition to the MS
PDU stores. The SQL objects are secured as specified by the keyword
SQL_TABLE_SECURITY. The MS PDU stores are secured as specified by the
keyword OSIMHS_FILE_SECURITY. For each MS, there must be one SQL database
and one PDU store. There can be zero or more MS groups in an OSI/MHS
subsystem, and each of these groups requires its own complete SQL database and
PDU store.
When you select this step, a display like this appears.
If you select this step, the installation program first asks you to confirm the subvolume
names for the MS SQL databases. If your answer is yes, the installation program
creates the SQL catalogs (if necessary) and the MS SQL databases. If your answer is
no, installation ends. You must correct the subvolume names in the installation file and
then run the installation program again.
Next, the installation program asks you to confirm the data file names and log file
names for the MS PDU stores. If your answer is yes, the installation program creates
Begin: Creation of MS database(s)
MS SQL database subvolume(s) specified in the installation file
$myvol.osimhs.install2:
SQL subvolume
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#1 $myvol.ms1db1
#2 $myvol.ms1db2
#3 $myvol.ms1db3
#4 $myvol.ms1db4
Are these the correct values for the MS SQL database(s)? [y]
Creating MS SQL database in $myvol.ms1db1
MS SQL database created in $myvol.ms1db1
Creating MS SQL database in $myvol.ms1db2
MS SQL database created in $myvol.ms1db2
Creating MS SQL database in $myvol.ms1db3
MS SQL database created in $myvol.ms1db3
Creating MS SQL database in $myvol.ms1db4
MS SQL database created in $myvol.ms1db4
Creating MS SQL database in $myvol.ms1db1
MS SQL database created in $myvol.ms1db1