Session Engine - IBM SPSS Data Collection Installation Manual

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Chapter 4
Dialog
DlgSetISAVirtualDirectory
DlgSetSessionEngine
DlgSetWebService
Run the IBM SPSS Data Collection Server 6.0.1 installation and specify the location of the edited
E
response file template using a command similar to the following:
IBMSPSSDataCollectionServer6.exe /s /f1"<location of edited response file>" /f2"<location of silent install log>"
For example, select
C:\Installation files\IBMSPSSDataCollectionServer6.exe " /s /f1"c:\temp\SingleTemplate.iss" /f2"c:\temp\install.log
Using the Setup.log to check for errors
Setup.log is the default name for the silent installation log file. A log file is a plain text file
consisting of sections containing data entries and can be viewed with any text editor (such as
Notepad). By default, it is located in the same directory as IBMSPSSDataCollectionServer6.exe.
You can specify a different name and location for Setup.log using the /f2 parameter with
IBMSPSSDataCollectionServer6.exe (see the example below).
How to edit the template
For cluster installations on the primary server:
AccessoriesServerNum=
AccessoriesServer1=
ISAVirtualDirectoryNum1=
Result=1
For single-machine installations or cluster installations on the secondary
machines:
ISAVirtualDirectoryNum=
Result=1
The settings are used to define the number of virtual directories
on the Interviewer Server Administration for Accessories, Survey
Tabulation,Survey Reporter Server Edition, and Author Server Edition.
For cluster installations on the primary server:
InterviewServerNum=
InterviewServer1=
SessionEngineNum1=
Result=1
For single-machine installations or cluster installations on the secondary
machines:
SessionEngineNum=
The settings are used to define the number of session engines on the
interview server.
For cluster installations on the primary server:
WebServerNum=
WebServer1=
WebServiceNum1=
Result=1
For single-machine installations or cluster installations on the secondary
machines:
WebServiceNum=
The settings are used to define the number of Web services on the Web
server.
and enter:
Start > Run