Create properties files - assure_dq

Complete the following steps to create the properties files. This procedure performs a simple configuration based on your answers to the prompts.

To customize the settings, see “Configure Properties”.

To install each application or each instance of an application on its own JVM, see “Multiple Java Virtual Machines”.

To install more than one instance of the same application on the same JVM, see “Multiple Instances on the Same JVM”.

From the command line, navigate to the following directory:

<install_folder>/Infogix/bin

Note:
The installation process supports multiple configurations from the same installation. Each configuration is stored in a separate directory under the Infogix/config directory.

If you use the default configuration, the configuration directory is named default.

The configuration files are created Infogix/config/

default/ directory

For large volumes of data, multiple configurations are recommended to avoid memory errors. Each configuration uses its own JVM.

To install the products in multiple configurations, see “Create Additional Configurations”
To create new properties files, run the following command:
for Windows
init-config.bat <product>

for UNIX or Linux

./init-config.sh <product>

where <product> is the parameter for your Precisely application:
- For Assure DQ, specify IA.
- For ER, specify ER.
- For Insight, specify II.
- For Perceive, specify IV.
Product parameters are case-sensitive.

Note: These instructions assume that you are using the default configuration values. To create additional configurations, see “Create Additional Configurations”.

If a prior configuration is found, the system will prompt you to indicate whether you are installing another Precisely product or creating a new configuration.
Answer the prompts to choose from the installation options. The system adjusts the settings in the properties files based on your answers to the following prompts. The options vary depending on your application server.
- Application Server–WildFly, or WebSphere Liberty
- Environment– Single server, Clustered server, or Network (WebSphere only)
- Database–Oracle or SQL Server
- Security Directory–Active Directory or Embedded Directory
- Embedded Directory–If you chose the Embedded Directory, indicate whether the directory is shared between Precisely applications and specify Oracle or SQL Server
- User Information Directory–Active Directory or Embedded Directory
  
  After you have run the init-config command, the properties files reside in the following directories:
- The application server and the application server advanced properties files are in the config/default directory.
- The database and the database advanced properties files are in the
  config/default/<product> directory.
- The security properties file is in the config/default directory.
- If you plan to use embedded security for more than one application, the embedded directory properties file is in the config/default directory.
- The user information properties file is in the config/default
  directory.
- The product information properties file is in the config/default/<product> directory.

Create additional configurations

If you use the default configuration, the configuration directory is named default. The installation process supports multiple configurations from the same installation. Each configuration is stored in a separate directory under the Infogix/config directory.

For large volumes of data, multiple configurations are recommended to avoid memory errors. Each configuration uses its own JVM.

To add additional configurations, add -c argument to the init-config

command to create a new configuration.

Choose a name, represented in the instructions by <myConfigName> to identify the additional configuration. For example, if you install Assure DQ and then install Insight, you might use the name, IA, for the Assure DQ

configuration and name the Insight configuration II.

Use this configuration name wherever you need to identify a configuration other than the default.

Follow the steps under Create properties files, but for step 2, add the following argument:

for Windows

init-config.bat -c <myConfigName> <product>

for UNIX or Linux

./init-config.sh -c <myConfigName> <product>

where <myConfigName> is the name of the new configuration, for example, IA, and <product> is the parameter for your Precisely application:

For Assure DQ, specify IA.
For ER, specify ER.
For Insight, specify II.
For Perceive, specify IV.

Product parameters are case-sensitive.

Important: If you create an additional configuration, you will have to include the argument each time you run a subsequent command that requires a product parameter.

Create properties files - assure_dq - 10.1.0

Assure DQ Server Installation

Create additional configurations