Development and Testing

Development and Testing

Ensure that the license server is running. Refer to the instructions in INFORMATICA IR PRODUCT INSTALLER manual to start the license server.
To start the SSA-NAME3 Server for access by remote development clients and testing, use the command:
$SSABIN/n3up
The Developer’s Workbench, Population Override Manager and Edit Rule Wizard, and optionally an application program while in development and testing, can now connect to the server across the network or locally.
The Population Override Manager and Edit Rule Wizard require the server, even if running locally. The Workbench and an application program can use a DLL/Shared Library if running locally. Refer to the client user guides and the
Application and Database Design
guide for more information.
To bring the server down, use the command:
$SSABIN/n3down
An application on the same UNIX computer may also call the SSA-NAME3 Callable Routine through the server, or call it locally through the shared library.
To be able to call the SSA-NAME3 shared library from your application, the following environment variable must be set up:
SSAPR=$SSATOP/pr; export SSAPR
This points to the directory where the Population Rule sets (the .ysp files) are to be found.
$SSATOP/pr
is the default location. If this is changed, change the
SSAPR
variable appropriately.
Also, ensure that the
$SSABIN
directory is included in the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
(or equivalent). For example,
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$SSABIN; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
The
$SSABIN
path must also be added to the PATH variable:
PATH=$PATH:$SSABIN; export PATH

Licensing Note

The use of the
SSA-NAME3 CJK-SUPPORT
(Chinese, Japanese and Korean double-byte) and the Arabic Mixed populations requires a separate license. Contact your local Informatica Corporation support office for details.

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