Getting Started with Pervasive.SQL 9 (Server Edition) - Index
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A
Abend
avoiding with CPU Hog Timeout setting
About Pervasive.SQL
Accessing
readme file
Active Directory
administrative rights required for
create Pervasive_Admin group on domain controller
defined
directory and file permissions
grant log on privileges to Pervasive_Admin group
installation
installation of Pervasive.SQL with
mixed mode
native mode
Pervasive.SQL clients used with
tasks
use of Terminal Services with
web links to
Administrative rights
for Active Directory
needed for installation
Advantages of Pervasive.SQL
Analyzing
network
Application
compatibility
Applications
configuration scenarios
configuring concurrent local and remote
configuring for multiple
Authentication
Auto Reconnect Timeout configuration parameter
B
Beginning installation
BREQNT.EXE
BREQTCP.EXE
BREQUEST.EXE
BSTART, loading NSS volumes first
BTRBOX
Btrieve
licenses 1 2
requesters
configuration
BUTIL
determining file version
C
Cache Allocation Size
too small on NetWare 5.1 and later
Checklist
for installation
Citrix MetaFrame
see also Terminal Services
Client
determining version
DOS support
installation
custom
Linux
NetBIOS support
Pervasive.SQL
SPX support
system requirements
Linux
TCP/IP support 1 2 3
Communications
testing
troubleshooting
Compatibility
of vendor applications
Complete Setup
installation option
Components
of Pervasive.SQL
troubleshooting
Configuration
Linux 1 2
server
Pervasive.SQL clients
requesters
DOS
settings affected by multiple applications
Configuration parameters
server
Authentication
Configuration settings
migration of existing, during upgrade
Configuring
application scenarios
concurrent local and remote applications
database engine on Terminal Services
multiple applications, for
server engine with two network cards 1 2
SPX support for Windows server 1 2
TCP/IP
for Windows server
TCP/IP support for Windows server
Connection
testing
Connectivity, testing
Contacting
Pervasive resources
Converting
data files
CPU Hog Timeout setting
Create File Version
multiple applications and
Custom Installation
client
server, Windows 1 2 3
Custom Setup
installation option
D
Database
engine
checking status
Determining
type of network 1 2
DevTalk, web forum
Diagnosing
system problems
Documentation
accessing man pages on Linux
accessing on Linux 1 2
accessing readme file on Linux
before you begin installing on Linux
installing on Linux
installing on Linux using RPM
installing on Linux using tar
Linux 1 2 3 4
NetWare
Pervasive.SQL
readme file
required conditions for installation on Linux
Windows 1 2
DOS box
preferred for Windows 98 and Windows 32-bit platforms
DOS requesters
alternate versions
troubleshooting
using
with Active Directory
E
E-mail
Pervasive newsletter
Enable Auto Reconnect 1 2
Engine
checking status
components
different version than client
determining version
supported
with previous releases
F
Features
Comparison of Server and Workgroup
of Pervasive.SQL
File
version, determining
File access
native file access protocols
File Conversion
Windows
Files installed
Linux 1 2 3
NetWare
Windows 1 2
Frame type 1 2
Function Executor utility
H
host file
How
to obtain more help
I
install.log file 1 2 3 4
Installation
before you begin
checklist
client
Linux
custom
client
Windows 1 2 3
Linux
before you begin 1 2
log file location 1 2 3 4
NetWare
before you begin
on Terminal Services
options
Complete
Custom
over existing Pervasive products 1 2
overview
permissions needed
problems during
required conditions for documentation on Linux
required conditions for PCC on Linux
Samba 1 2
scheduling upgrade
server
Linux 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
NetWare
Windows 1 2 3 4
tips for NetWare
tips for Windows
Windows
before you begin
Installation location (server)
Pervasive.SQL
Installing
documentation
before you begin
documentation on Linux
documentation using RPM
documentation using tar
into Active Directory environment
PCC
before you begin
PCC on Linux
PCC using RPM
PCC using tar
Introduction
Pervasive.SQL
IPX/SPX
J
JavaHelp
accessing on Linux 1 2
L
License key
and user count 1 2 3
Licenses
Btrieve 6.x 1 2
Pervasive.SQL
Scalable SQL 4.x 1 2
Licensing
database engine on terminal server
Linux
before you begin installing documentation
before you begin installing PCC
client installation
configuration 1 2
server
documentation
accessing 1 2
required conditions for installation
engine status 1 2
files installed 1 2 3
in Monitor utility
installation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
before you begin 1 2
Linux
installing documentation on
installing PCC on
IPX/SPX not used
man pages
accessing
manual pages
network requirements
online documentation 1 2 3 4
path formats 1 2
PCC required conditions for installation
PCC system requirements 1 2
platform notes 1 2
pre-installation notes 1 2
readme file
accessing
system requirements
TCP/IP
user count licenses 1 2
Linux Client
system requirements
Listen IP Address
Loading
NSS volumes before BSTART/MGRSTART
Local applications
concurrent with remote
M
Man pages
accessing on Linux
Manual pages
MetaFrame
see Citrix MetaFrame
MGRSTART, loading NSS volumes first
Microsoft Terminal Services
see Terminal Services
Migrating
configuration settings
Monitor
Linux clients
mounting NetWare volumes
Multihomed TCP/IP network support
Multiple
applications
configuring for
network cards
configuring server engine for 1 2
N
Native file access protocols
NetBIOS
not supported by Server engine
support
NetWare
client installation
CPU Hog Timeout setting
default cache size too small
engine status
files installed
installation
before you begin
installation, tips
mapping drives
mounting from Linux
network requirements
NSS volumes
slower on updates
online documentation
path formats
platform notes
preventing abend
support for native file access protocols
system requirements
server
Network
determining what type 1 2
path formats
drive-based formats
Linux
NetWare
UNC
protocol
removing unused 1 2
requirements
Linux
NetWare
Windows
setting up SPX for Windows server 1 2
setting up TCP/IP for Windows server 1 2
Network cards
configuring multiple 1 2
configuring server engine for multiple 1 2
Network communications
testing
Network configuration
Auto Reconnect Timeout
configuration parameter
Enable Auto Reconnect 1 2
Listen IP Address
supported protocols 1 2
TCP/IP Multihomed
TCP/IP timeout
News
obtaining via e-mail
nfsmount
NSS volume support
O
ODBC
requires NetWare server if SPX protocol used 1 2
Online documentation
Linux 1 2 3 4
NetWare
Pervasive.SQL
readme file
Windows 1 2
Options
for Complete installation
for Custom installation
for installation
Overview
for installation
P
Path formats
drive-based
Linux
NetWare
network
UNC
PCC
before you begin installing on Linux
installing on Linux
installing on Linux using RPM
installing on Linux using tar
required conditions for installation on Linux
system requirements on Linux 1 2
Performance
NSS volumes slower on updates
Pervasive Control Center
configure database through Terminal Services
Pervasive Software Website
Pervasive System Analyzer 1 2
Pervasive_Admin security group
use with Active Directory 1 2 3
Pervasive.SQL
about
Additional User count licenses
advantages
Client
Components
Database Engine
engines, status of
features
installation location (server)
introduction
Online Documentation
relational access
software configuration
DOS requesters
transactional access
Platform notes
Linux 1 2
NetWare
Windows 1 2
Pre-installation notes, Linux 1 2
Previously released engines
support for
Protocol
determining correct 1 2
IPX/SPX
NetBIOS not supported by server
removing unused 1 2
SPX
supported network 1 2
TCP/IP
Protocols
native file access
PVSW.LOG
client and server compatibility
R
Reading
readme file
Readme file
accessing
accessing on Linux
as part of installation 1 2 3 4
Rebuild utility
Relational access
using Pervasive.SQL
Remote
applications
concurrent with local
Remote configuration with PCC
on Terminal Services
Removing
Pervasive.SQL components
Requester
configuration
DOS
preferred for Windows 98 and Windows 32-bit platforms
use with Active Directory
Requirements
Linux network
system
Rights
administrative authority for Active Directory
needed for installation
Terminal Services
RPM
installing documentation with
installing PCC with
S
Samba installation 1 2
Scalable SQL
v4.x licenses 1 2
Server
installation
Linux 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
NetWare
Windows 1 2 3 4
system requirements
Linux
NetWare
Windows NT
Server engine
NetBIOS not supported
previous releases supported
Server Features
in comparison to Workgroup
Service Pack 4
support for native file access protocols in NetWare 6.0
Services
checking status
Setup Type
Complete
Custom
SmartScout
Software configuration
DOS requesters
SPX
frame type 1 2
requires NetWare server for ODBC applications 1 2
support
for clients
setting up for Windows server 1 2
Status, of database engine
Support
obtaining technical
Supported protocols 1 2
System requirements
Client
Linux
Network 1 2 3
PCC on Linux 1 2
Server
Linux
NetWare
Windows NT
T
Tar
installing documentation with
installing PCC with
TCP/IP
for clients 1 2 3
setting up for Windows server 1 2
TCP/IP Multihomed
TCP/IP Timeout for Communication Requester
Technical support
for installation
Terminal Server
see Terminal Services
Terminal Services
configure database engine with PCC
database engine licensing
environments supported
installing on
permissions
use within Active Directory environment
user counts
Testing
network connectivity
Transaction Durability
multiple applications and
turned off by default
Transactional access
using Pervasive.SQL
Troubleshooting
communications
components
Types
of installation
Complete
Custom
U
Uninstalling
files not removed
Universal Naming Convention See Network path formats, UNC.
Updates
slower on NetWare NSS volumes
Upgrading
installation
migration of existing configuration settings
User count
additional
Terminal Services and
User count licenses
license key 1 2 3
Linux 1 2
Utilities
Pervasive.SQL
Rebuild
SmartScout
V
Vendor Compatibility
Verifying
engine status
Version
engine and client
how to determine in files
W
Web sites
Pervasive Software
Windows
file conversion
files installed 1 2
installation 1 2
before you begin
custom 1 2 3
tips
online documentation 1 2
platform notes 1 2
Windows NT
client installation
system requirements
server
Workgroup engine
features compared to Server
running as a service
