Caché - cinstall_silent.
I would like to know how to choose the "Development" installation type in silent mode.
When performing a normal installation:
Please review the installation options:
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Instance name: CACHE
Destination directory: /cache
Cache version to install: 2015.2.1.705.0.17420
Installation type: Development
When I perform a silent install:
Please review the installation options:
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Instance name: CACHE
Destination directory: /cache
Cache version to install: 2015.2.1.705.0.17420
Installation type: Custom
Would you like to install "Development" type in silent mode?
Thanks.
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Why do you need so? By default with silent install, will be installed all components. But if you need to switch off some packages, you can configure really custom installation. More details in the documentation.
When I perform the silent installation it shows me the following summary:
Installation type: Custom
Unicode support: Y
User who owns instance:
Group allowed to start and stop instance:
Effective group for Cache processes:
Effective user for Cache SuperServer:
SuperServer port: 1972
WebServer port: 57772
JDBC Gateway port: 62972
CSP Gateway: using built-in web server
Client components:
ODBC client
C++ binding
Perl binding
Python binding
Cache engine link libraries
Light C++ binding
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Starting installation...
and when I do the normal installation I have the following summary:
Installation type: Development
Unicode support: Y
Initial Security settings: Locked Down
User who owns instance:
Group allowed to start and stop instance:
Effective group for Cache processes:
Effective user for Cache SuperServer:
SuperServer port: 1972
WebServer port: 57772
JDBC Gateway port: 62972
CSP Gateway: using built-in web server
Client components: all
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I just wanted to make sure there was no package missing.
Silent install uses exactly the same manifest file, as for interactive. And it will install all components. But you can choose which one you really need with ISC_PACKAGE_CLIENT_COMPONENTS parameter and when this parameter empty will be installed all components.