[Info-ingres] Assigning II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE value to the hostname when ingres process starts

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Ajay Dalvi - 20 Feb 2006 06:40 GMT

Hi All,
There is ingres envionment variable II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE.
When we install ingres, II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE gets the vaule as host name
of the machine on which installation is done.
If suppose we change the hostname of the machine somewhere after ingres
installation is over.
I just want the value of II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE env variable also to be
change to new hostname of the machine.
This can be done using ingsetenv manually, but can any one
suggest any automated way to do that.
or Is there any way to assigne the new value of hostname to
II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE when we start the ingres process.?

-Ajay

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Emiliano - 21 Feb 2006 05:21 GMT

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> If suppose we change the hostname of the machine somewhere after ingres
> installation is over.

If all you want is to get Ingres up and running again after the name
change, you could also assign the old hostname to II_HOSTNAME (using
ingsetenv). We do this as a precautionary matter as part of our
installation.

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Gerhard Hofmann - 22 Feb 2006 19:14 GMT

> Hi All,
> There is ingres envionment variable *II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE*.
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> or Is there any way to assigne the new value of hostname to
> II_GCNII_LCL_VNODE when we start the ingres process.?

On Windows platform, you could write something like that into a batch file:
ingsetenv II_GCN_LCL_VNODE %computername%
net start ingres_database_ii

Regards
Gerhard

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