Installation manual

Section 1 F Introduction

Installing and Upgrading ENVOX

Configuration Software on DEC VAX and DEC AXP Systems (Revision B — May 1998)

Section 7 — Creating ENVOX User Accounts: provides instructions on

how to add extra ENVOX users.

Section 8 — Backing Up, Restoring and De-Installing the Software:

provides instructions for backing up and restoring the system and

de-installing the SYBASE and ENVOX software.

Section 9 — Retrieving Files from the Installation Tape: provides

instructions on getting the ENVOX and SYBASE directories and files

from the installation tape without running the installation again.

Section 1 0 — System Tuning: describes how to change the number of

ENVOX users and amount of dataserver memory.

Section 11 — Transferring Non-ENVOX Databases: provides

unsupported instructions on how to deal with non-ENVOX databases

which will be lost in the upgrade to P4.0.

Section 1 2 — Installing and Upgrading CDOS for Control Desktop:

provides installation and upgrade instructions for CDOS software, and

procedures for upgrading ENVOX databases for use with Control

Desktop.

Appendix A — Error Messages: lists the ENVOX, SYBASE, and CDOS

error messages that can be displayed before and during installation and

upgrade of the software.

Appendix B — Transact-ISQL Reserved Words: lists reserved ISQL

words that cannot be used as database names, table names, and so on.

Appendix C — Installation and Upgrade Logs: contains log files of

ENVOX and SYBASE installations and upgrades.

1.5 Conventions Used in This Manual

This manual uses the following conventions:

Abbreviations — The glossary of this manual contains abbreviations,

their phrases, and explanations for the abbreviations of terms used in

this manual.

Revision Control — The title page and the footer of each page list the

revision level and the print date of this manual. The title page and

subsection 1.2 also describe the applicability of this manual to the

versions of ENVOX configuration software. When the manual is revised,

the revision level and the date are changed.

Cross Referencing — References to other documents give the

document name and document catalog number.