Product specifications

Example: Finding CORBA server connectivities
The following command returns a list of the data access drivers available from a CORBA server.
cscheck find –m corba
Related Topics
• Check tool—function overview
• Displaying help on the cscheck tool
5.2.7 Check tool—middleware
For a supplied network layer and database client, this function checks for a valid installation of the client
middleware. To check both the middleware and data access driver for a supplied network layer and
database client, you can use the connectivity function.
Figure 5-7: middleware syntax
cscheck |middleware| |mw| -c { network layer } -d { database client }
Table 5-2: Function input parameters
The network layer that the database middleware
uses, as returned by the find function.
network layer (-c)
The database to check, as returned by the find
function.
database client (-d)
Example:
The following command checks for a valid installation of the Oracle Client 10g middleware on the local
machine. It creates an XML file of the output: c:\result.xml
cscheck --xml middleware -c "Oracle Client" -d "Oracle 9" > c:\result.xml
If the middleware is not correctly installed, the result will be the following:
Starting to check the middleware component installation...
Begin AND operator...
ORACLE_HOME... The environment setting does not exist.
End AND operator: failure.
The middleware is not correctly installed.
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