Hi,

i want to start the db-server in the background.
But - because it's a developer edition - I have to accept the
licence-agreement by pressing "y".

Is there any way to avoid this manual input?

regards
Ingmar

Hi Ingmar,

This is a restriction of the developer version. Paying for and
installing the full version will allow you to avoid this prompt.

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Regards,

Ingmar wrote:
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Hello Jeff,

I know this restriction and for our customer we use full licence.
But I hve to test a system and i need to use dbsrv as a service.

In Windows there is no problem like this.
If I start dbsrv manually, i have to accept the licence agreement... but as
a service... dbsrv starts in the background.

But... if i can start a db-server in the background with the developer
edition, it should works.
But how could i use dbsrv as a service if i have to do an input???

regards

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Hi Ingmar,

If you run the server from an X session (with GTK 2.4+ installed), you will get a GUI splash screen instead of the prompt, as on Windows.

Ray

Ingmar wrote:

So to clarify my problem again.

We currently use ASA 9.0.2 with Windows a ... and the database server is
running as a Windows service.
This also works without problem with the developer version.

Now we get to a virtual cluster and I want SA 11.0.1 using Linux.
Since we had earlier performance problems with ASA and Linux, I have to test
to see if I can get Linux running with a good performance.
I must also test whether the use of Linux is the database server as a daemon
as stable and simple as on Windows.
For this I wanted to use the developer version.
Buy a full version To test would be an exaggeration ... especially if you're
in with a Windows dev-Edition is and the daemon mode on Linux (Dev-Edit.) is
not excluded.

But unfortunately I do not get the database up and running.
If I manually start the daemon from a shell, is the prompt or the GUI splash
screen and it works.
As a daemon without the shell / GUI, it begins to run the script but does
not start the DB.
In the log file (-o option), nothing is printed.

Who can help me?

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Hi Ingmar,

Ingmar wrote:
This can be done on Linux without running the server as a service. The
daemon service switch (-ud) basically does these tasks:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_da...pes_of_daemons (reparents to
'/', sets a umask, etc.) This should not affect stability or performance.

Performance is normally evaluated in the server primarily via
multi-programming levels, cache availability, and query evaluation. This
can all be tested with the developer's edition, without daemon mode.

The developer edition on Windows should also be presenting a prompt
window on start-up. The prompt window exists to discourage customers
from deploying our software with just the developer edition. This is
intentionally designed behaviour - as I originally mentioned, deploying
the "full" license is the only recommended "workaround" to this.

It sounds like this is just the developer license restriction. In -ud
mode, there is no tty attached, so there is no way for you to respond to
the developer edition prompt.

Regards,

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SQL Anywhere Patches and EBFs :
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Ok Jeff!

In Windows, the start as a service is possible without confirmation of a
question.
So I was hoping that there is a "work around" and I had made only one error
when starting the daemon.

Regards


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