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  1. Preface
  2. PowerExchange CDC Publisher Overview
  3. Installing and Upgrading PowerExchange CDC Publisher
  4. PowerExchange CDC Publisher Key Concepts
  5. PowerExchange Change Capture Environment
  6. Apache Kafka Targets
  7. Configuring PowerExchange CDC Publisher
  8. Streaming Change Data
  9. Monitoring PowerExchange CDC Publisher
  10. Administering PowerExchange CDC Publisher
  11. Command Reference for the Command-Line Utilities
  12. Avro Schema Formats

User Guide

User Guide

Configuring Environment Variables

Configuring Environment Variables

After you install PowerExchange CDC Publisher, verify that the required environment variables are correctly set.
The following table summarizes the environment variable settings for a CDC Publisher environment:
Environment Variable
Setting
JAVA_HOME
The path to the base directory for your 64-bit JRE installation on the PowerExchange CDC Publisher system, for example:
C:\Program Files\java\jre1.8.0_144
.
KAFKA_CLIENT_LIBS
The path to the Apache Kafka client libs directory, which contains the Kafka .jar files, on the PowerExchange CDC Publisher system, for example:
C:\kafka_2.11-0.11.0.0\libs
.
PWX_CONFIG
The path and file name of the PowerExchange DBMOVER configuration file on the system where the PowerExchange CDC Publisher runs.
PWX_LICENSE
The path and file name of the PowerExchange license key file that enables use of the PowerExchange CDC Publisher option for the target messaging system.
You can change the path and file name of the license key file that is delivered with the PowerExchange CDC Publisher, provided that you specify the new path and file name in this environment variable.
PWXPUB_HOME
The path to the PowerExchange CDC Publisher root installation directory, for example:
C:\pwxcdcpub100_win_x64
.
Define this environment variable if you plan to run the PowerExchange CDC Publisher utility scripts by using batch files instead of running the scripts directly from the
pwxcdcpub_root_installation
\bin
subdirectory. In each batch file, you can reference %PWXPUB_HOME% instead of the full path to the root installation directory.

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