UNIX Systems - Connect_ETL - 9.13

Connect ETL Installation Guide
Product type
Software
Portfolio
Integrate
Product family
Connect
Product
Connect > Connect (ETL, Sort, AppMod, Big Data)
Version
9.13
ft:locale
en-US
Product name
Connect ETL
ft:title
Connect ETL Installation Guide
Copyright
2025
First publish date
2003
ft:lastEdition
2025-01-24
ft:lastPublication
2025-01-24T21:47:52.840000

Apply a new key interactively

Perform the following steps to apply a new license key to an existing Connect installation:

Change to the <connect_install> directory and run the apply key program:
cd <connect_install> 
./applykey

Specify the location of the license key file when prompted.

Read the terms of the Precisely License Agreement and confirm your acceptance of them.

Review the product options, components and features that are enabled by your license key.

Applying a new key silently

A silent applykey process allows you to easily apply a new Connect license key on multiple machines with identical options. You simply apply the key interactively on the first machine using the record option to save your responses to applykey prompts in a file. Then you run the silent applykey process on the remaining machines, pointing to the recorded response file. Because the silent applykey process is non-interactive, it can be scripted to effectively automate applying the license key on many machines.

To prepare to run the silent applykey process, initiate the interactive applykey process on the first machine as described in the section above, but in step 1, run the applykey command with the record option, –r, specifying the file in which to store your responses to applykey prompts as follows:
./applykey –r <silent_setup_file>
Note: Before initiating the silent applykey process, ensure that all actively running jobs complete successfully.
Upon successful completion of the interactive applykey process, run the applykey program with the silent option, –s, and the silent log option, –slog, on the remaining machines that require the new key as follows:
./applykey –s <silent_setup_file> -slog <log_file>
where:
  • <silent_setup_file> is the full path to the response file generated by the interactive applykey process.
  • <log_file> is the full path to the log file generated by the silent applykey process.