Before you create a schema holder, you must start the DataServer processes. This section provides brief instructions for starting the processes that make up the local and remote DataServers on host and client machines. For more information on starting the DataServer processes, see Connectingthe DataServer
The following instructions use default executable names. If you built custom executables, substitute those names. When creating a schema holder, the startup syntax is the same whether you are running a local DataServer or using Oracle Networking.
1. To start a remote DataServer process in Windows using a UNIX client:
a. Start the broker you configured for the Oracle DataServer.
b. Run the client executable (_progres) on the client machine.
2. To start a remote DataServer process in Windows using a Windows client:
a. Start the broker you configured for the Oracle DataServer.
b. Run the client executable (prowin32.exe) on the client machine.
3. To start a local DataServer on UNIX, run the client executable (_progres).
4. To start a remote DataServer on UNIX using a UNIX client:
a. On the host machine, enter the following command at the system prompt. Choose the service-name from the available services listed in your /etc/services file:
_probrkr -S service-name -H host
b. Run the client executable (_progres) on the client machine.
5. To start a remote DataServer on UNIX using a Windows client:
a. On the host machine, enter the following command at the system prompt, choosing the service-name from the available services listed in your /etc/services file:
_probrkr -S service-name -H host
b. Run the client executable (prowin32.exe) on the client machine.
6. Start a local DataServer in Windows, run the client executable (prowin32.exe).
