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Upgrading from Version 10.2 (10.4.1)

Upgrading from Version 10.2 (10.4.1)

10.4.1
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- 10.5.5.1
- 10.5.5
- 10.5.4
- 10.5.3
- 10.5.2
- 10.5.1
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Review the Environment Variables

Review the Environment Variables

Configure the environment variables to work with the Informatica installation.

The following table describes the environment variables to review on UNIX:

Variable	Description
IATEMPDIR	Location of the temporary files created during installation. Informatica requires 1 GB disk space for temporary files. Configure the environment variable if you do not want to create temporary files in the /tmp directory.
INFA_DOMAINS_FILE	Contains the location of the domains.infa file. Clear this variable before you start the upgrade.
INFA_HOME	Contains the location of the Informatica installation directory. Clear this variable before you start the upgrade.
INFA_JRE_HOME	Location of the folder containing the supported Java Runtime Environment (JRE).If you are installing Informatica on AIX, set the INFA_JRE_HOME environment variable. In the configuration file for your shell, for example the .bashrc file, set the INFA_JRE_HOME environment variable to the directory that contains the JRE. Verify that the login shell can access the INFA_JRE_HOME environment variable.
JRE_HOME	If you install the Informatica services on a UNIX machine, clear the JRE_HOME environment variable before you start the installation.
LANG and LC_ALL	Change the locale to set the appropriate character encoding for the terminal session. For example, set the encoding to Latin1 or ISO-8859-1 for French, EUC-JP or Shift JIS for Japanese, or UTF-8 for Chinese or Korean. The character encoding determines the types of characters that appear in the UNIX terminal.
DISPLAY	Unset the DISPLAY environment before you run the installer. Installation might fail if the DISPLAY environment variable has some value.
Library path	Verify that the library path environment variables do not contain earlier versions of Informatica.
PATH	Verify that the PATH environment variables do not contain earlier versions of Informatica.

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