General:Installation

Install sources of all modules on focal point

Prepare archive file of all modules

You must install on an Unix/Linux platform only.
The unix user must have /bin/ksh as shell.

#Create base directory of dbSQWare™
mkdir -p $HOME/dbSQWare

#Move zip of lastest full version
cp ~/downloads/dbSQWare_full_*.zip $HOME/dbSQWare/.

#Unzip file
cd $HOME/dbSQWare
unzip dbSQWare_full_*.zip

#Delete zip file
rm -f dbSQWare_full_*.zip

Extract archives of all modules

#gunzip and extract archive of all modules
for lvsqw_Archive in `ls SQWare*.tgz`
do
   lvsqw_Module=$(echo "$lvsqw_Archive"|sed 's,_full_v..*tgz$,,')
   mkdir -p $HOME/dbSQWare/$lvsqw_Module
   cd $HOME/dbSQWare/$lvsqw_Module
   echo 
   echo "extract $lvsqw_Archive for $lvsqw_Module :"
   gunzip -c ../$lvsqw_Archive |tar -xvf -
done

#Delete archive file
cd $HOME/dbSQWare
rm -f expdb*.tgz

You must have:
$HOME/dbSQWare/SQWareCentral
$HOME/dbSQWare/SQWareProduction
$HOME/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository
$HOME/dbSQWare/SQWareWeb

Modules configuration

SQWareRepository

If you want use the full capability of dbSQWare, you have to install it.
If you don't install SQWareRepository you can't use SQWareCentral nor SQWareWeb.
Module SQWareProduction can only run alone.

SQWareRepository for Oracle

Install Oracle schema with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/oracle/v*/sql/sqwora_CreateIndicatorsTbsUsers.sql
Install tables with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/oracle/v*/sqwora_CreateIndicatorsObjectsFull.sql
Complete table tsqw_Repository with your CMDB.
Sample of insert query:

insert into tsqw_Repository ...

SQWareRepository for Sybase

Create a Sybase database to store CMDB and indicators.
Install tables with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/sybase/v*/sqwsyb_CreateIndicatorsObjectsFull.sql
Complete table tsqw_Repository with your CMDB.
Sample of insert query:

insert into tsqw_Repository ...

SQWareRepository for MsSql

Create a MsSql database to store CMDB and indicators.
Install tables with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/mssql/v*/sqwmsq_CreateIndicatorsObjectsFull.sql
Complete table tsqw_Repository with your CMDB.
Sample of insert query:

insert into tsqw_Repository ...

SQWareRepository for MySql

Create a MySql database to store CMDB and indicators.
Install tables with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/mysql/v*/sqwmys_CreateIndicatorsObjectsFull.sql
Complete table tsqw_Repository with your CMDB.
Sample of insert query:

insert into tsqw_Repository ...

SQWareRepository for Ingres

Create a MySql database to store CMDB and indicators.
Install tables with script ~/dbSQWare/SQWareRepository/ingres/v*/sqwing_CreateIndicatorsObjectsFull.sql
Complete table tsqw_Repository with your CMDB.
Sample of insert query:

insert into tsqw_Repository ...

SQWareCentral

It's the focal point of dbSQWare.
You must install SQWareRepository before installing SQWareCentral.
You must install on an Unix/Linux platform only.
The unix user must have /bin/ksh as shell.

SQWareCentral core

Make a link to current version (change this link to upgrade version).

cd ~/dbSQWare/SQWareCentral
ln -s v1.2 prod

Put variable gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral into your .profile and source of SQWareCentral environnement.

export gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral=$HOME/dbSQWare/SQWareCentral/prod
. $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/etc/.profile

Customize variables for your own environnement:
To customize variables contain in $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/etc/sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg,
put them into $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/etc_cust/sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg.
In general case, you just have to customize gvsqw_Mail_central (email adress to send report).
For help on sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg

SQWareCentral for Oracle

Install an Oracle client and configure it to be able to connect to SQWareRepository for Oracle you have installed.

When connection to SQWareRepository is OK, customize connection variables:
To customize variables contain in $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc/sqwc_DbRefVar.cfg,
put them into $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc_cust/sqwc_DbRefVar.cfg.
For help on sqwc_DbRefVar.cfg for oracle
To check if connection to SQWareRepository is OK for SQWareCentral, reload environnement and test list generation:

#to reload environnement
reload
#to test list generation
$gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/lst/sqwora_GenLstInstance.ksh

The command should return the instances list that you configured in SQWareRepository for Oracle.

To customize variables contain in $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc/sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg,
put them into $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc_cust/sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg. In general case, you just have to customize gvsqw_UserUniqueOracle if you want to change user who owns SQWareProduction for Oracle on all host.
For help on sqwc_GlobalVar.cfg for oracle

To customize variables contain in $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc/sqwc_ExpVar.cfg,
put them into $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc_cust/sqwc_ExpVar.cfg. In general case, you just have to customize gvsqw_Mail_oracle (email adress to send report).
For help on sqwc_ExpVar.cfg for oracle

After that, you can put in place automatic treatment for Oracle.
You can take example on $gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/etc/CrontabRef.cfg
Attention, you must first put in place SQWareProduction for Oracle before to collect indicators for example!
To be able to deploy SQWareProduction, you must set up the SSH public key of user which you have installed SQWareCentral into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys of $gvsqw_UserUniqueOracle on all Oracle hosts.
$gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/lst/sqwora_GenLstUnique.ksh should return the host/user list.
To be able to perform centralized commands of SQWareProduction, you must set up the SSH public key of user which you have installed SQWareCentral into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys of users who owns Oracle instances.
$gvsqw_RootexpdbCentral/action/oracle/lst/sqwora_GenLstInstance.ksh should return the host/user/instance list.