Kbase 16083: How to setup a Version 7 & 8 & 9 DBE (Double Byte Enable) Se
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
12/31/1999 |
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How to setup a Version 7 & 8 DBE (Double Byte Enable) Server
How to setup a Version 7 & Version 8 DBE (Double Byte Enabled) Server
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This entry explains the pre-requistes and steps to set up you UNIX
Server for Double Byte Enabled Databases.
Pre-requistes for Double Byte Enabled Server
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V7 and V8
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You will need the INTERNATIONAL PROMESSAGES SUPPLEMENT. This is a
free addition to your Database Server, but it must be asked for if
you wish to have a Double Byte Enabled Server. The International
Promessages Supplement is another license and control codes set and
needs to be installed. You should be able to install it over the
existing installation, but if this fails-reinstall all products at
the same time. (The International Promessages Supplement is shipped
on all server media, so another set of media is not necessary.)
The International Promessages Supplement loads all the information
necessary under the '$DLC/prolang' directory to run DBE languages.
These directories (jpn, sch, tch, kor,....) include codepages and
coallation tables for these languages. The same directories also
include the empty.db, you must use to create your DBE database. This
empty.db is already set with the correct codepage and coallation table
for the language. Also found in these directories are a .pf file with
the correct settings for startup of the database. Lastly, found in
this directory is the promsg.XXX file for that language.
V9
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In V9, there is no longer a need to order international promsgs as all msgs come with both windows and unix platforms.
Setup for Double Byte Enabled Server
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V7 & V8
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To convert your executables and scripts to run in the Double Byte Mode
you need to run $DLC/bin/make_dbe. This will convert your executables
and scripts to run by default in the the DBE mode.
For differences between V7 and V8 make_dbe, please refer to KBase 19369.
After running the $DLC/bin/make_dbe, then create a new database using
the empty.db from the correct $DLC/prolang directory. Also use the
.pf file found in that directory. You are now ready to use your
database in Double Byte Mode.
V9
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In V9, makedbe script is no longer needed.
rve - 9/3/96
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 16083