This overview describes all of the topics addressed in this guide, lists the sections to complete for new and upgrade installations, and summarizes the procedures for installing D3 Linux.
Use the table below as a guide to this document.
Topic |
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General introduction to D3 on UNIX. |
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Describes the different typefaces and type styles that are used throughout this document. |
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Discusses the steps to take prior to installing D3. |
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Steps for installing D3. |
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How to upgrade to D3 9.2 from a previous version of D3, an Advanced Pick system, an R83 system or a Pick compatible environment. |
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How to upgrade to D3 9.2 without performing a full file restore. The upgrade updates the Monitor, ABS, and data files of the dm account and the master dictionaries of all other accounts. |
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How to activate D3 after a successful installation. |
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If your installation was unsuccessful, follow these troubleshooting solutions before contacting customer support. |
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Instructions for creating a UNIX user account for D3. |
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Tips for restoring data and setting compatibility options. |
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A formula and worksheet to improve system performance by changing the amount of physical memory. As well as a formula to improve system performance by adjusting the core and BASIC memory statement values in the configuration file. |
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D3 menus and options used during the installation and upgrade process. |
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A worksheet that should be filled out before calling Rocket Customer Service. |
The table below lists the sections to complete for new installations. The topics located in the D3 Linux System Administration Guide provide useful information for determining parameter settings and the ideal configuration for D3 Linux.
Sections to Complete |
Additional Interests |
Creating a UNIX User Account for D3 The following topics are located in the D3 Linux System Administration Guide: Creating a Turnkey System Administering UNIX ODBC Servers D3 Configuration File Tape Statements Peripherals |
The table below lists the sections to complete for those who are upgrading from:
D3 Linux 9.0.
another D3 platform, R83, or Advanced Pick.
another Pick compatible environment.
The topics located in the D3 Linux System Administration Guide provide useful information for determining parameter settings and the ideal configuration for D3 Linux.
Sections to Complete |
Additional Interests |
If upgrading from D3 7.x: Upgrading with a File-Save Tape If upgrading from D3 9.0: Upgrading with Data Files in Place |
Creating a UNIX User Account for D3 The following topics are located in the D3 Linux System Administration Guide: Creating a Turnkey System Administering UNIX ODBC Servers D3 Configuration File Tape Statements Peripherals |
The D3 Linux 9.2 installation can be completed faster when you follow the guidelines specified in Preparing for Installation.
The steps below summarize the procedure for installing D3 Linux For detailed instructions on how to perform each step, see Installing D3. Depending on the type of installation, some steps may not apply.
Step |
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Installation process transfers the installation files from the distribution media to the system and runs the setup program. |
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Review and make modifications to the default values in the configuration file generated by the D3 installation script. |
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D3 package loaded in step one and configured in step two is now installed. |
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The virtual machine is started, and the ABS and data files are loaded. |
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During the installation process, various drivers are installed. When the virtual machine is restarted, these drivers are initialized during the process. |
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At this time, you are instructed how to proceed.
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