1. Download SAP ASE from SAP site
https://support.sap.com/en/my-support/software-downloads.html
2. Create an user for sybase (DBAdmin)
create a user for sybase (DBAdmin)
create a folder for sybase and give privilage to the user.
$ sudo mkdir <SYBASEFOLDEER>
$ sudo chown -R DBAdmin: <SYBASEFOLDEER>
3. Copy the install file to the linux server (zip file).
4. Extract the ZIP file
regular unzip: unzip 51047759.ZIP
unzip to a folder: unzip 51047759.ZIP -d sybase51047888
( If required: zip installation in the server: sudo apt install zip ).
5. Check the share memory for the host
Check: sudo ipcs -lm
Set:
$ logout
root@SERVER# vi /etc/sysctl.conf
root@SERVER# sysctl -p
kernel.shmmax = 4294967296
6. Check that there is no running Firewall
# systemctl status firewalld
7. Go to the SAP ASE folder and run setup (using the user that was created in step 2).
./setup.bin
During the installation you'll need to set some definitions and choose which components to install.
8. cat SYBASE.sh >> ~/.profile
cd <SAPASEFOLDER>
cat SYBASE.sh >> ~/.profile
9.0 Checks and settings:
export LANG=
source SYBASE.sh
* check that sybase process is up:
ps -ef | grep -i syb
* check that ASE works:
isql64 -S SERVERNAME -Uusername -Ppassword
1> select @@version
2> go
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Adaptive Server Enterprise/16.0/EBF 22383 SMP/P/x86_64/Enterprise Linux/aseceph
eus/3530/64-bit/FBO/Sun Feb 16 06:09:40 2014
(1 row affected)
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