SQL/MX 2.x Installation and Management Guide (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Installing NonStop SQL/MX
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Using the InstallSqlmx Script
Using the InstallSqlmx Script
The InstallSqlmx script:
Verifies that all processors on the system are valid processor types for Release 2.1
or Release 2.0. If InstallSqlmx detects a problem, it generates an Install
error message that identifies the processor or processors that do not meet
hardware requirements. For information about this error message, see the
SQL/MX Messages Manual. For information about hardware requirements for
Release 2.1 and Release 2.0, see Hardware Requirements on page 2-2.
Verifies that SQL/MX objects have been laid down correctly from the SUT
installation.
Creates an anchor file that specifies the volume location of system metadata
tables.
After creating the anchor file, InstallSqlmx assigns a security of “N---” to the
anchor file.
Initializes NonStop SQL/MX after successfully creating the anchor file.
Implements the national character set specified with the -n option.
Initializes the NonStop SQL/MX Connectivity Service (MXCS) after successfully
initializing NonStop SQL/MX.
Verifies that the system metadata tables have been created in the specified
volume.
Performs FCHECK on all volumes on the local node to locate and possibly correct
the labels of SQL/MP tables with added columns.
The Phases of InstallSqlmx
Table 3-2 on page 3-24 describes the six phases of activity performed by
InstallSqlmx. If InstallSqlmx cannot successfully initialize NonStop SQL/MX, it
aborts.
Caution. The person who runs InstallSqlmx must have super ID (SUPER.SUPER)
privileges on the affected node. InstallSqlmx does not support user aliases of SUPER.SUPER.
Note. After InstallSqlmx assigns a security of “N---” to the anchor file, the super ID user
should not change this setting.