Install Sybase ASE15.70 in redhat6.4, and redhat6.4ase15.70
Preface
A new project uses Sybase ASE15.70, a database that has never been used. You can install it first.
Installation preparation
Operating System
To reduce the trouble, try to prepare the environment as required. First install a rhel-server-6.4-x86_64 version of linux, install type selection base server. After installation.
Set local yum Source
During Sybase installation, some software packages need to be installed and updated. Because of the redhat version of linux, it cannot be used by non-registered users, therefore, we used the redhat installation image ISO file to set the local yum source. For more information, see redhat setting the local ISO as the yum source.
Added sybase users
Execute Command
useradd -d /opt/sybase
To add a sybase user, set the home directory to the/opt/sybase Directory, which will also be the home directory installed by sybase.
Upload installation media
su - sybasemkdir software
Switch to the sybase user and create a software Directory to store the sybase Installation File.
Upload the installation media compressed by ase1570_linx8664_64.tgz to the/opt/sybase/software Directory.
cd /opt/sybase/softwaretar -zxvf ase1570_linx8664_64.tgz
Go to the installation directory and decompress ase1570_linx8664_64.tgz.
Solve the problem of missing dependency packages
Then execute./setup. bin in the current directory.
The result is as follows:
The prompt for a lack of ld-linux.so.2, we can use the following command to query which package the so file contains
yum provides ld-linux.so.2
The following message is displayed:
The result shows that the missing information is in the glibc-2.12-1.107.el6.i686 package, so we switch to the root account to execute the command
yum install glibc*i686*
Note that the i686 matching character must be added here. If you use yum install glibc * for installation, the system will automatically install the 64-bit package based on your operating system version (64-bit. Could not solve the problem with the lack of ld-linux.so.2 files above.
At this point, all preparations before the installation of Sybase ase are solved, and the next step is the formal installation step.
Install Sybase
Run./setup. bin in the/opt/sybase/software Directory to start the installation process.
Select region settings
Select Simplified Chinese
Select the installation path
After a step-by-step prompt, the installation path selection page is displayed.
If you select the default path, press Enter. If you want to install it in another directory, enter the directory path. Note that the path here must exist and the owner is a sybase user.
Here, the default value is selected. Press enter to continue.
Select the installation type
Select the installation type here. I chose 2 for full installation.
Select a license type
I selected 1
Specify License Agreement
License
Select 3 here. In the test environment, you do not need to permit a small number of connections.
Select the installation version
Test environment doesn't matter. Here I choose 1
Select the license type
No permission. Select 3
Select Software Asset Management notification
Show Installation Summary
All configurations during installation are displayed. Just take a look. Press enter to start the installation process.
Software Installed
Sybase Configuration
The configuration work follows the preceding installation process and starts automatically.
Remember password?
Configuration server
Only 1 and 2 are configured here, and the rest are removed.
Configure the application type and page size
Configure the default language and Character Set
Configure the default sorting method
Configure Server Parameters
Configuration Management Account and display configuration Summary
After the configuration, the server is successfully configured and automatically started.
Set Sybase Environment Variables
In the/opt/sybase directory, run
cat SYBASE.sh >>.bash_profile
Append environment variables to. bash_profile
Add the following rows to. bash_profile:
LANG=enexport LANG
If this parameter is not set, you cannot use the isql command to connect to the sybase server.
Modify sa Password
Execute Command
isql -u sa -P -SCMBIDB
Enter the Sybase Interactive Client. The default sa password is blank, and CMBIDB is the service name.
Run the following command to modify the sa password.
sp_password null,'new password'
go
Modify the sa password. Then you can connect to sybase through sa.
Basic Maintenance command stopped
In the Sybase Interactive Client, run
shutdowngo
You can disable the service.
You can also execute
showserver
Display related processes and kill them to stop the service (not recommended)
Start
Execute Command
startserver -f RUN_CMBIDB
Postscript
Now, the installation is basically complete. Optimization and maintenance are even more important questions. The above steps may be omitted. Please make up your mind.