Re: Installing only IBMDA400 provider on a server

Hey Dave

Here's a link for how to get a tailored silent install.

http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/access/qnasilentinstall.htm

As for minimal, I do a custom setup, then I do this

-- Required Programs - have to have
-- Optional Components - keep only the user's guide
-- iSeries Navigator - must have but uncheck all stuff within, even Basic 
Operations
-- Data Acess - select only the driver(s) you want
-- AFP Workbench Viewer - don't need
-- Toolbox for Java - must have
-- Omit all the rest on the list

The link above will show you how to get an install that has your responses to 
the setup, and that can go on a CD.

HTH
Vern
-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: "Dave Odom" <Dave.Odom@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> My thanks to Vern, Grizzly & Walden for responding. 
> 
> In a word, "bummer" that I have to install a mini version of iSeries 
> Access for Windoz. 
> 
> Vern, how "minimized?" How do I make the CD? You want me to call 
> you? 
> 
> Grizzly, again, "bummer" that can't put just the driver on the other 
> server. I'll look to Vern to talk me through making have the bare 
> minimum functions as possible. But... 
> 
> Walden, your point is well taken. I'll ask the developer if he did the 
> application using the .NET environment. If so, the driver/provider is 
> different and I believe you are right; standalone. But... 
> if not, then I'm back to iSeries Access for Windoz...... Vern!! 
> 
> Thanks again, 
> 
> Dave 
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