You can pass response files that you create for individual
components of the warehouse product to the InfoSphere™ Warehouse installation
program by using specific arguments in your installation command.
Alternatively, you can pass these response files to the installation
program by giving them specific names and putting them into the profile directory.
The following table shows the command-line arguments to use for passing response files of individual components to the InfoSphere Warehouse installation program during installation. The table also shows the names that you must use for the response files if you instead put them in the profile directory to be passed to the installation program automatically.
| Component product | Command line argument to use | Name to use for the response file if you put it in the profile directory |
|---|---|---|
| DB2® Enterprise Server Edition | -Dese=path_to_db2ese_rsp_file | db2ese.rsp |
| DB2 Data Server Client | -Dclient=path_to_db2client_rsp_file | client.rsp |
| DB2 Query Patroller | -Dqp=path_to_db2qp_rsp_file | db2qp.rsp |
| WebSphere® Application Server | -Dwas=path_to_was_rsp_file | was.rsp |
| InfoSphere Federation Server Relational Wrappers | -Drcon=path_to_rcon_rsp_file | rcon.rsp |
| Design Studio | -Dds=path_to_ds_rsp_file | ds.rsp |
Example
You can use the following command
to pass a response file that you created for WebSphere Application
Server to
the InfoSphere Warehouse installation
program:
On Linux or UNIX: image_path/server/install.bin
-Dprofile=profile -Dwas=was.rsp
On Windows: image_path/server/install.exe
-Dprofile=profile -Dwas=was.rsp
If you created the WebSphere Application Server response file in the profile directory and named it was.rsp, you do not need to use the -Dwas option.