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This manual is arranged in the order of the main installation sequence. You complete the installation by following the chapters in order (skipping the chapters that do not apply to your server platform). Getting Started With Pervasive PSQL is divided into the following sections:
This chapter provides a basic introduction to Pervasive PSQL v9 Service Pack 2.
This chapter discusses important preparations that you should undertake before attempting to install Pervasive PSQL v9 Service Pack 2.
This chapter describes how to use Pervasive PSQL with Terminal Server Products.
This chapter describes how to install Pervasive PSQL Server for the first time.
This chapter describes how to install Pervasive PSQL Client for the first time.
This chapter describes how to configure your network for use with the Server engine on Windows.
This chapter describes how to upgrade a previous version of Pervasive PSQL on Windows servers.
This chapter describes different application configurations for special scenarios.
This chapter describes how to install the Pervasive PSQL Server on Linux.
This chapter describes how to install the Pervasive PSQL Client on Linux.
This chapter describes how to install the Pervasive PSQL Control Center (PCC) on Linux.
This chapter describes how to upgrade a previous version of Pervasive PSQL on Linux.
This chapter provides useful information after you install the Pervasive PSQL products on Linux.
Client Requesters
This chapter describes how to connect to a server and display data from a table in the sample database.
This chapter describes how to configure your clients network settings for use with Server engines. It also offers implementation notes for specific operating systems.
This chapter provides information on Pervasive PSQL tools that aid in diagnosing problems.
Should you not find the answer to your problem, this chapter gives contact information for Pervasive PSQL support.
This manual also contains an index.
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