Bookshelf v7.7: Performing a Standard Installation

This procedure describes how to perform a standard installation. You can use the standard install option as your sole installation procedure, or you can perform the standard installation as a first step of a custom installation and then customize your deployment after you have completed the standard installation. To perform a custom installation, see Performing a Custom Installation.

The standard installation provides two schema layout options: Siebel Schema without Partitioning and Siebel Schema with Partitioning. One of the Siebel Systems-provided templates listed below is used during the standard installation for the selected layout for your database schema.


Siebel Schema without Partitioning	storage_np.ctl	Contains database storage layout for Siebel Schema with one table per a table space, and one table space per a database. No partitioned table spaces are provided in this storage control file.
Siebel Schema with Partitioning	storage_p.ctl	Contains a partitioning scheme for a set of tables for ASCII; every nonpartitioned table resides in its own segmented table space. Each table space resides in its own database.
Siebel Schema with Partitioning	storage_p_e.ctl	Contains a partitioning scheme for a set of tables for EBCDIC; every nonpartitioned table resides in its own segmented table space. Each table space resides in its own database.

NOTE: If you choose the Siebel partitioned layout, a select subset of Siebel tables is defined as partitioned with predefined partitioning indexes. For a discussion of partitioned table spaces and partitioning indexes, see About Siebel Partitioning.

During the standard installation process, you indicate how you want to execute DDL that was created based on your layout choices. You can execute DDL directly against the database by choosing Run DDL Automatically. Alternatively, by choosing Generate DDL Into Files, you can assign DDL to an output file for later transfer to the DB2 host (using Siebel-provided scripts, your own FTP, or another file transport program) where the DBA applies the DDL using customary tools.