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Installing the Client Using RPM
The Pervasive.SQL installation package is provided in the following RPM form:
Operating System Package Name Linux Pervasive.SQL-Client-8.50-185.000.i486.rpm1
1The Package Name listed here is only an example. Verify the actual name for the version you are installing.
Note
To install this package, you must be logged in as root. If you are installing from the CD, you must be at the CD root directory.
To install Pervasive.SQL V8 Linux Client Using RPM:
- Log in as the root user
- Assuming the RPM package is in the current directory, issue the following command.
rpm -ivh <Pervasive.SQL-Client-8.15-xxx.yyy.i486.rpm>
Note
You must substitute the correct package name you obtained in place of the sample variable given.
- If the RPM package is in another directory, preface the package name with a path.
- If you are installing to a non-RPM based Linux installation such as Slackware, you need to add the
--nodeps
option so that the package manager does not check for RPM dependencies that are not present on your system. For example,rpm -ivh --nodeps <package>
- The package script installs the product and performs other tasks as noted in Installation Scripts .
Verifying a RPM Installation
You can verify that the RPM packager installed the Pervasive.SQL package by issuing the following case-sensitive command at a terminal window:
rpm -q 'Pervasive.SQL-Client'When successful, a specific version should be returned, for example:
Pervasive.SQL-Client-8.50-185.000
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