Step 2. Specifying installation parameters - HxGN EAM - 12.0 - Installation & Upgrade - Hexagon

HxGN EAM Oracle Database Installation Guide

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The HxGN EAM definition script identifies the modules to install with the product and the values for critical installation parameters such as default language and currency.

  1. Locate the …\ORACLE\<SCRIPTS>\ directory and then open the 7iDEF.SQL file in a text editor.

  2. Locate the Tags section of the file. Valid values are '+' and '–'.

  3. Locate the DEFINE LANGUAGES section of the file and specify the languages to install by entering /??/??/??/…/, where ?? is the two-letter abbreviation for each language to install, such as, /EN/FR/NL/GE/IT/PT/ES/.

    Supported Languages

    Abbreviation

    Language

    AR

    Arabic

    EN

    English

    ES

    Spanish

    FI

    Finnish

    FR

    French

    GE

    German

    IT

    Italian

    JP

    Japanese

    KO

    Korean

    NL

    Dutch

    NO

    Norwegian

    PL

    Polish

    PT

    Portuguese

    RU

    Russian

    SV

    Swedish

    ZH

    Simplified Chinese

    ZT

    Traditional Chinese

    By default, the 7idef.sql script contains only EN as the language to install. You must manually enter the other languages that you wish to install. Leave the trailing slash following the last language to install, such as, /EN/.

  4. Locate the DEFINE PRICELEV section of the file and specify the price level setting and the default currency. The price level setting determines whether price updates should occur at the part level or the store level. Valid values for PRICELEV are P or S.

  5. Locate the DEFINE CDKEY section of the file and enter the serial number provided on the database server CD sleeve.

    Since the CDKEY value determines how the installation script works, do not skip this step.

    One can enter values for other %KEY% parameters as well, but these values can also be entered in the parameter screen later.

  6. Save and close the file.

  7. Locate the …<SCRIPTS>\ directory, and then open the 7iSET.SQL file in a text editor.

  8. Locate the DEFINE index_tablespace section of the file and set the tablespace name used for indexes to determine whether SQL is exited at the end of each script and whether SQL*Plus should be exited immediately when an error occurs.