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Openworks Install Properties

This document contains variables and values used to configure an installation of OpenWorks. It specifies installation directories, accepts the license agreement, sets options for program icons and databases, and defines variables for an Oracle connection. Values are provided for variables like the installation path, whether to install program icons, the database name and location, and suppressing a reboot.

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Openworks Install Properties

This document contains variables and values used to configure an installation of OpenWorks. It specifies installation directories, accepts the license agreement, sets options for program icons and databases, and defines variables for an Oracle connection. Values are provided for variables like the installation path, whether to install program icons, the database name and location, and suppressing a reboot.

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# =============================================================================

# OpenWorks Installation Response File


# This file holds values you can use to script the DecisionSpace/OpenWorks
# installation. Each supported variable is documented just before the variable
# assignment.
#
# Example: Assigning a variable
# -----------------------------
# INSTALL_DIRECTORY=C:\Landmark
#
# Example: Using variables within values
# OPENWORKS_DIRECTORY=${INSTALL_DIRECTORY}\OpenWorks
#
# Example: Using environment variables within values
# LOCAL_DBLOCATION=${ENV.USERPROFILE}
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ===========================
# LICENSE_ACCEPTANCE_LANDMARK
# ---------------------------
# This variable must be set to a specific string or the installation will fail.
# The value is case and space sensitive. By using this value, you agree to the
# license terms of Landmark software on behalf of yourself and/or your company.
#
# Valid Entry: Landmark License Accepted
LICENSE_ACCEPTANCE_LANDMARK=License Not Accepted

# ===========================
# OPENWORKS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY
# ---------------------------
# The installation directory for openworks. This path should not have any spaces
# in it.
OPENWORKS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY=C:\Landmark\OpenWorks\

# ===========================
# OPENWORKS_PROGRAMGROUP_ICON
# ---------------------------
# Valid Values: 1 (install), 0 (don't install)
# Description: Tells the installer whether or not a program group icon for
# OpenWorks needs to be added to the start menu.
OPENWORKS_PROGRAMGROUP_ICON=1

# ===========
# OW_SYS_DATA
# -----------
# Points to the directory where a new OW_SYS_DATA will be created.
OW_SYS_DATA=${OPENWORKS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY}

# ============
# OW_PROJ_DATA
# ------------
# Points to the directory where a new OW_PROJ_DATA will be created.
OW_PROJ_DATA=${OPENWORKS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY}

# ============
# LOCAL_DBNAME
# ------------
# Creates a database instance with this specified name. There are rules
# which apply to the LOCAL_DBNAME. If the name specified does not meet
# the Instance Name Rules, then it will default to "DB_LOCAL".
#
# Instance Name Rules:
# a) Minimum character length: 1
# b) Maximum character length: 30
# c) May contain only: uppercase letters, numbers, periods, and underscores
# d) Must start with an uppercase letter
LOCAL_DBNAME=EMBEDDED_OW

# ================
# LOCAL_DBLOCATION
# ----------------
# This points to a directory where the local database will be created.
LOCAL_DBLOCATION=C:\Landmark\Embedded_DB\

# ========
# DISTRICT
# --------
# Valid entries are: EMPTY, TNSNAMES, or EXISTING. Commenting the DISTRICT
# variable out has the same effect as the EMPTY value.
#
# EMPTY:
# Creates an empty district.dat which has special instructions inside the file
# to aid in the configuration of districts.
##
# TNSNAMES:
# Tells the installer to create a district based on the ORACLE_SID.
#
# EXISTING:
# Tells the installer to use an existing district. If this value is specified,
# then the variable EXISTING_DISTRICT_LOCATION must also be specified and valid.
# If the EXISTING_DISTRICT_LOCATION varible is not valid, then district is set
# back to EMPTY.
DISTRICT=EMPTY

# =================
# EXISTING_DISTRICT
# -----------------
# This variable is only used if DISTRICT=EXISTING. If DISTRICT is not set to
EXISTING
# then this variable is not used.
#
# The value must be set to the full path and file name of the existing district.
#
# Example: The district.dat is stored at
\\server01\openworks\district1\district.dat,
# then the variable would be set to:
# EXISTING_DISTRICT=\\server01\openworks\district1\district.dat
EXISTING_DISTRICT=UNSET

# ===========
# ORACLE_HOME
# -----------
# Specify the oracle home which will be used by this instance of OpenWorks.
# If you are not configuring OpenWOrks to connect to a database, then this
# variable does not need to be set.
ORACLE_HOME=${ENV.ORACLE_HOME}
# ==========
# ORACLE_SID
# ----------
ORACLE_SID=UNKNOWN

# ===============
# Supress Reboot
# ---------------
# The default value when run in GUI mode is Force (case sensitive).
# For silent install, this can be set to ReallySuppress (case sensitive)
REBOOT=ReallySuppress

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