Gidday Mate!!!
I'm pretty sure you will find the answer is a scripted install.  

The short story is...  (mostly automatic)
Run a batch file remove all traces of ingres/openroad from the hdd.
Force reboot.
Kick off an ingres net, ingres DB or openroad installation script when
the machine comes up.
Generate required vnodes.
Create and populate your own db (local)
Run your app, sign in, take a screen shot, copy of running processes,
check versions and errlogs.
Email the picture to your grandma.

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: info-ingres-admin@cariboulake.com
[mailto:info-ingres-admin@cariboulake.com] On Behalf Of
martin.bowes@ctsu.ox.ac.uk
Sent: Thursday, 26 October 2006 10:51 PM
To: info-ingres@cariboulake.com
Subject: [Info-ingres] Upgrading Clients in the brave new Ingres2006
world...

Hi Everyone,

I've just become aware that all my client PC's are running an
IngresII2.6 client (at best) and really will need to be upgraded to use
Ingres2006 features such as the wide characters for databases that are
unicode enabled or just getting VBDA to see all the catalogs and offer
all the features it can.

In the old days we got a CD and marched it around to those who needed it
and did an upgrade.

How do we do it now? What with?

I'm hoping this is a really stupid question!

Martin Bowes
--
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King Chicken: My morals are beyond reproach and I'll brutally kill
anyone who says otherwise.

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Hi Martin,

do your client PCs use OpenRoad runtime? If yes, which version?

If they do not, then just wipe your old %II_SYSTEM% and do an
answer-file based installation. Vnode entries can be automated with
neutil's non-interactive mode.

Regards
Gerhard