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Progress DataDirect Hybrid Data Pipeline Deployment Guide Release 5.0.0

Silent installation of ODBC driver on Linux

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Table of Contents
  • Welcome to the DataDirect Hybrid Data Pipeline Deployment Guide
    • Product documentation resources
    • Product requirements
    • Deployment scenarios
    • Upgrading from Hybrid Data Pipeline 4.6 to 5.0
    • Deployment configurations
      • Server hostname
      • Access ports
        • Firewall configuration
      • System database
        • Internal system database
        • External system databases
        • Azure SQL system database failover
      • Shared files and the key location
        • Shared files for non-load balancer configuration
        • Shared files for load balancer configuration
      • Load balancer configuration
        • Configuring a network load balancer with the On-Premises Connector
        • Configuring a cloud load balancer with the On-Premises Connector
          • Create a target group for default routing to the Hybrid Data Pipeline service API
          • Create a target group for notifications
          • Create a target group for on-premises access
          • Configure target routing
        • Browser configuration
      • Load balancer hostname
      • Default account credentials
      • SSL configuration
        • SSL configuration (non-load balancer)
        • SSL configuration (load balancer)
        • The PEM file
          • PEM file format
          • Generating a PEM file
        • Disabling HTTP ports
        • Updating SSL certificates
      • On-Premises Connector deployment configuration
      • Client application configuration
      • FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard)
        • Before enabling FIPS
        • Enabling and disabling FIPS
      • JVM configuration
      • Importing data store SSL certificates
      • IP address whitelist deployment configurations
        • Network best practices for mitigating IP spoofing
      • Branding the Web UI
      • Log management
        • Configuring logging
        • Logging levels
      • Kerberos authentication for Microsoft SQL Server
  • Installing and upgrading the Hybrid Data Pipeline server
    • Deploying Hybrid Data Pipeline using Docker
      • Docker deployment steps
        • Creating the shared file location on Linux
      • Docker deployment troubleshooting
    • Installing the Hybrid Data Pipeline server
      • GUI mode installation
        • Non-load balancer installation (GUI mode)
        • Load balancer installation (GUI mode)
      • Console mode installation
        • Non-load balancer installation (console mode)
        • Load balancer installation (console mode)
      • Silent installation process
        • Using environment variables for server and system database credentials
        • Creating a response file using the installer in GUI mode
          • Creating a response file for a non-load balancer installation (GUI mode)
          • Creating a response file for a load balancer installation (GUI mode)
          • Editing a GUI generated installation response file
        • Creating a response file using the installer in console mode
          • Creating a response file for a non-load balancer installation (console mode)
          • Creating a response file for a load balancer installation (console mode)
          • Editing a console generated installation response file
        • Performing a silent installation
    • Upgrading the Hybrid Data Pipeline server
      • Non-load balancer upgrade (GUI mode)
      • Load balancer upgrade (GUI mode)
      • Non-load balancer upgrade (console mode)
      • Load balancer upgrade (console mode)
      • Silent upgrade process
        • Creating a response file for a non-load balancer upgrade (GUI mode)
        • Creating a response file for a load balancer upgrade (GUI mode)
        • Editing a GUI generated upgrade response file
        • Creating a response file for a non-load balancer upgrade (console mode)
        • Creating a response file for a load balancer upgrade (console mode)
        • Editing a console generated upgrade response file
        • Performing a silent upgrade
    • Stopping and starting the Hybrid Data Pipeline service
    • Uninstalling Hybrid Data Pipeline server
    • Deployment logs
  • Installing the Hybrid Data Pipeline Driver for ODBC
    • Installation on Windows Systems
      • Windows system requirements
      • Installing the ODBC driver on Windows
      • Silent installation of ODBC driver on Windows
        • Creating the response file using the installer
        • Creating a response file using a text editor
        • Performing the silent installation
      • Configuring and Testing an ODBC Data Source on Windows Systems
    • Installation on Linux Systems
      • Linux system requirements
      • UTF-16 Applications on Linux
      • Installing the ODBC driver on Linux
      • Silent installation of ODBC driver on Linux
        • Creating a response file
        • Performing a silent installation
    • ODBC driver installation log files
    • Uninstalling the ODBC Driver
  • Installing the Hybrid Data Pipeline Driver for JDBC
    • JDBC driver system requirements
    • Installing the JDBC driver
    • Installing from the command line on Linux systems
    • Silent installation of JDBC driver
      • Creating the response file using the installer
      • Creating a response file using a text editor
      • Performing the silent installation
    • Uninstalling
    • Testing the driver
    • JDBC driver installation log files
  • Installing the Hybrid Data Pipeline On-Premises Connector
    • On-Premises Connector system requirements
    • Before installing the On-Premises Connector
    • Installing the On-Premises Connector
    • Configuring the On-Premises Connector
      • Restarting the On-Premises Connector
      • Determining the Connector information
      • Defining the proxy server
      • Configuring On-Premises Connector memory resources
      • Determining the version
      • Checking the configuration status
      • Configuring failover and balancing requests across multiple On-Premises Connectors
      • Troubleshooting the On-Premises Connector
    • Uninstalling the On-Premises Connector
    • On-Premises Connector installation log files
  • Legal Notices
    • Copyright
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  • Last Updated: November 20, 2024
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    • Hybrid Data Pipeline
    • Version 5.0
    • Documentation

A silent installation is useful for system administrators who want to install Progress DataDirect Hybrid Data Pipeline Driver for ODBC on multiple machines using the same options.

A silent installation requires the following steps:

  • Creating the response file as described in Creating a response file
  • Performing the silent installation as described in Performing a silent installation
Contents
  • Creating a response file
  • Performing a silent installation
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