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# Informatica Installer Build Details
# Copyright (c) 1993-2020 Informatica LLC
# This software contains confidential and proprietary
# information of Informatica LLC.
# All Rights Reserved. 
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# Use the following guidelines when editing this file
# * Use this file to install without user interaction. 
# * After you create the properties file, save the file with the name SilentInput.properties
# * Any error condition that leads to failure, such as an invalid
# installation directory, generates a log file in the user home directory. 
# For example:  /home/<user name>/silentErrorLog<time_stamp>.log

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# Set ENABLE_USAGE_COLLECTION  to 1 to accept the product usage toolkit end user license agreement. 
# You must set the value as 1 to install the Informatica platform. 
# The product usage toolkit end user license agreement is available at: http://www.informatica.com/us/eula/en-support-eula.aspx.  
# As further described in the EULA, your use of the Informatica platform will enable the product usage toolkit 
# to collect certain product usage and failure information. You may disable this feature at any time. 
# For more information on how to disable this feature refer the Informatica Administrator Guide.

ENABLE_USAGE_COLLECTION=0


## *INSTALL_TYPE - Set this value to '0' to apply the hotfix. Set this value to '1' to roll back the hotfix.

INSTALL_TYPE=0


# * The USER_INSTALL_DIR variable must point to a valid directory with write
#     permissions enabled.



USER_INSTALL_DIR=/home/Informatica/10.4.0

#The INSTALLATION_ENVIRONMENT property represents the installation environment
# Set the property to one of the following installation environment types: Sandbox, Development, Test, or Production. Values are case-sensitive.  
# Set to Sandbox for a basic environment used for proof of concept with minimal users.                                                
# Set to Development for the design environment.  
# Set to Test for high volume processing that is closest to a production environment. 
# Set to Production for high volume processing with high levels of concurrency meant for end users. Advanced production environments are typically multi-node setups. 

INSTALLATION_ENVIRONMENT=