TimesTen6.0 for Solaris installation manual

# groupadd -g 600 timesten

# useradd -g 600 -u 600 timesten

# passwd timesten

New Password:

Re-enter new Password:

passwd: password successfully changed for timesten

# mkdir -p /etc/TimesTen

# chown timesten:timesten /etc/TimesTen

# mkdir -p /export/home/timesten

# chown -R timesten:timesten /export/home/timesten

# mkdir -p /opt/TimesTen

# chown -R timesten:timesten /opt/TimesTen

# mkdir -p /var/TimesTen

# chown -R timesten:timesten /var/TimesTen

# su - timesten

$ cd /export/home/timesten

$ uncompress timesten608.sparc64.tar.gz

$ tar xvf timesten608.sparc64.tar

$ cd sparc64

$ ./setup.sh

 

NOTE: Each TimesTen installation is identified by a unique instance name.

      The instance name must be a non-null alphanumeric string, not longer

      than 255 characters.

 

Please choose an instance name for this installation? [ tt60 ] Enter

Instance name will be 'tt60'.

Is this correct? [ yes ]   Enter

 

Please select a product :

 

 [1] Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database

 [2] Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database with Cache Connect to Oracle

 

Which product would you like to install? [ 1 ] 2

 

Of the three components:

 

 [1] Client/Server and Data Manager

 [2] Data Manager Only

 [3] Client Only

 

Which would you like to install? [ 1 ]  Enter

Where would you like to install the tt60 instance of TimesTen? [ /export/home/timesten ]   /opt

Where would you like to create the daemon home directory? [ /opt/TimesTen/tt60/info ]  Enter

The directory /opt/TimesTen/tt60/info does not exist.

Do you want to create it? [ yes ] Enter

Installing into /opt/TimesTen/tt60 ...

Uncompressing ...

 

The TimesTen Demo applications can take up to 64 Mbytes of disk space.

Depending on how your system is configured, you may not want to create the

DemoDataStore directory in the default location,

/var/TimesTen/timesten/DemoDataStore

 

 

WARNING: It is advised that you do not install the DemoDataStore directory

         onto a networked drive. Please see the TimesTen install guide for

         more info.

 

Where would you like to create the DemoDataStore directory? [ /opt/TimesTen/tt60/info ]  /var/TimesTen/tt60

The directory /var/TimesTen/tt60 does not exist.

Do you want to create it? [ yes ] Enter

Creating /var/TimesTen/timesten/DemoDataStore ...

 

NOTE: All installations that replicate to each other must use the same daemon

      port number that is set at installation time. The daemon port number can

      be verified by running 'ttVersion'.

 

The default port number is 16001.

 

Do you want to use the default port number for the TimesTen daemon? [ yes ] Enter

The daemon will run on the default port number (16001).

 

Processing /opt/TimesTen/timesten/PERL/perl.tar ...

 

Would you like to enable datastore access control? [ no ]  yes

WARNING: Cannot determine the syslog file where TimesTen daemon log messages

will be written.

Would you like to specify a different location for TimesTen syslog messages? [no]

Yes

Where would you like the daemon log to be written? [ /opt/TimesTen/tt60/info ] Enter

 

NOTE: Cache Connect to Oracle requires the ORACLE_HOME environment variable.

If you cannot provide a valid path to your Oracle installation,

you must modify the daemon start script (see installation guide for location)

when you have acquired the appropriate value. Cache Connect to Oracle will not function

properly without ORACLE_HOME defined in the daemon start script.

Would you like to specify a value for ORACLE_HOME ? [ yes ] Enter

Please enter a value for ORACLE_HOME (q=quit)? [ ]  /disk01/app/oracle/products/10.2.0

The following variables have been set in the TimesTen daemon start scripts :

 

ORACLE_HOME=/disk01/app/oracle/products/10.2.0

 

In order for the Cache Connect to Oracle feature to function properly, these

environment variables must be accurate. Please update the daemon start

scripts (see installation guide for location) whenever these values change.

 

 

Select one of these Cache Connect to Oracle Administrator access options :

 

 [1] Allow access from this computer only

 [2] Allow access from any computer

 [3] Disable Cache Connect to Oracle Administrator

 

Which mode would you like to run in? [ 1 ] Enter

 

Enabling Cache Connect to Oracle Administrator with no access restrictions ...

 

What TCP/IP port number would you like Cache Connect to Oracle Administrator to listen on? [ 16005 ]  Enter

 

NOTE: To access the TimesTen Cache Connect to Oracle Administrator

      go to the url: http://mspsate21-admin:16005/cache

 

Installing server components ...

Would you like to log all server Connects/Disconnects? [ yes ]  Enter

What is the TCP/IP port number that you want the TimesTen Server to listen on? [ 16003 ] Enter

Starting the daemon ...

TimesTen Daemon startup OK.

 

Installing client components ...

Would you like to log all server Connects/Disconnects? [ yes ] Enter

What is the TCP/IP port number that the TimesTen server on tt60 is listening on? [ 16003 ]  Enter

Starting the daemon ...

TimesTen Daemon startup OK.

 

Installing client components ...

What is the name of the host running the TimesTen server? [ mspsate21-admin ] Enter

What is the TCP/IP port number that the TimesTen server is listening on? [ 16003 ] Enter

What is the name of the instance running the TimesTen server? [ tt60 ] Enter

Creating new /opt/TimesTen/tt60/info/sys.ttconnect.ini

Extracting 3rd party tools ...

Would you like to install the documentation? [ yes ]  Enter

Where would you like to create the doc directory (q=quit)? [ /opt/TimesTen/tt60 ]  Enter

Creating /opt/TimesTen/tt60/doc ...

 

NOTE: The TimesTen daemon startup/shutdown scripts have not been installed.

 

As root, run the script 'setuproot', located in /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin,

to move the TimesTen startup script into its appropriate location.

 

The startup script is currently located here :

 '/opt/TimesTen/tt60/startup/tt_tt60'.

 

End of TimesTen installation.

 

As root:

# cd /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin

# ./setuproot -install

Would you like to install the TimesTen daemon startup scripts into /etc/init.d? [ yes ]  Enter

Copying /opt/TimesTen/tt60/startup/tt_tt60 to /etc/init.d

 

Successfully installed the following scripts :

/etc/init.d/tt_tt60

/etc/rc0.d/K45tt_tt60

/etc/rc1.d/K45tt_tt60

/etc/rc2.d/S90tt_tt60

 

Checking to see if TimesTen is up:

# ps -aef | grep Times

timesten 15676 15671   0 15:33:17 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestenws -verbose -f timestend.log -id 4 -facility use

timesten 15671     1   0 15:33:16 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestend -initfd 13

timesten 15675 15671   0 15:33:16 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestensubd -verbose -f timestend.log -id 3 -facility u

timesten 15674 15671   0 15:33:16 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestensubd -verbose -f timestend.log -id 2 -facility u

timesten 15672 15671   0 15:33:16 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestensubd -verbose -f timestend.log -id 0 -facility u

timesten 15673 15671   0 15:33:16 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/timestensubd -verbose -f timestend.log -id 1 -facility u

timesten 15677 15671   0 15:33:17 ?           0:00 /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/ttcserver -verbose -f timestend.log -id 5 -p 16003 –faci

 

# su - timesten

$ echo ". /opt/TimesTen/tt60/bin/ttenv.sh" > .profile

$ chmod +x .profile

 

To stop manually:
# /etc/init.d/tt_tt60 stop
or
$ ttDaemonAdmin -stop

To Start manually:
# /etc/init.d/tt_tt60 start
or
$ ttDaemonAdmin -start