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ODPP Environment Variables
S/N Environment Variable Name

Description

1 ODPPERRL

This environment variable specifies the path of the error message file. By default the directory containing the executable which loads the ODPP libraries is searched for the error message file. Alternatively you can use the ODPP API parameter ODPP_OPR_ERRORFILE_PATH to provide the error message file path.

Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPERRL in the system environment variable to the path of the folder containing the error file.

For example:
SET ODPPERRL=C:\ODPP\ErrorDirectory


On Unix:
Export the ODPPERRL environment variable to the path of the directory containing the error file.

For example:
export ODPPERRL=/home/ErrorDirectory\

NOTE: You must provide the absolute path of the directory.

2 ODPPLIBL

This environment variable is used to set the path of the ODPP Service Provider libraries. By default the directory containing the executable which loads the ODPP libraries is searched for the ODPP Service Provider libraries.

Alternatively you can use the ODPP API parameter ODPP_OPR_LIB_PATH to provide the path ODPP Service Provider libraries path.

Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPLIBL in the system environment variable to the path of the folder where ODPP Service Provider libraries are located

For example:
SET ODPPLIBL=C:\ODPP\LIBDIR


On Unix:
Export the ODPPLIBL environment variable to the path of the directory where the ODPP Service Provider libraries are located.

For example:
export ODPPLIBL=/home/ODPPLibDir/

NOTE: You must provide the absolute path of the directory.

3 ODPPICU

This environment variable enables/disables the ICU usage in ODPP. By default ICU usage is always enabled.

Note: ICU is required for SBCS/MBCS data, if you are using this type of data, then disabling ICU may cause ODPP to function incorrectly.

  • To enable ICU set this value to one of the following: Y/y/1
  • To disable ICU set this value to one of the following: N/n/0


NOTE: In most circumstances, you should never set this environment variable unless directed to do so by IBM Optim Support.


Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPICU in the system environment variable to one of the above options.

For example:
SET ODPPICU=Y


On Unix:
Export the ODPPICU environment variable to one of the above options.

For example:
export ODPPICU=Y

4 ODPPICUDIR

This environment variable specifies the path to the ICU files. To support database specific code pages, ICU uses database specific packages named like OPMICU*.DAT and OPMICU*.ALS. Typically these files are copied to the same folder as ODPP binaries but if you may want to keep these files in a separate folder.

NOTE: In most circumstances, you should never set this environment variable unless directed to do so by IBM Optim Support.



Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPICUDIR in the system environment variable to the path where ICU specific files are located.

For example:
SET ODPPICUDIR=C:\ODPP\ICUFILES


On Unix:
Export the ODPPICUDIR environment variable to the path of the directory where the ICU files are located.

For example:
export ODPPICUDIR=/home/IcuFiles (You need to specify absolute path)

5 ODPPLL

This environment variable specifies the path to the ODPP license files. By default, when this is not specified, the folder/directory containing the executable which loads the ODPP libraries is searched for the license files.

Alternatively you can use the ODPP API parameter ODPP_OPR_LIC_FILES_PATH to provide the ODPP license files path.

Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPLL in the system environment to specify the path of the ODPP license files.

For example:
SET ODPPLL=C:\ODPP\LICENSEFILES


On Unix:
Export the ODPPLL environment variable to the path of the ODPP license files. For example:
export ODPPLL=/home/LicFiles

NOTE: You must provide the absolute path of the directory.

6 ODPPTRCL

This environment variable specifies the path of the folder/directory where trace files are generated.

Alternatively you can use the ODPP API parameter ODPP_OPR_TRACEPATH to provide the path of the folder/directory where trace files are generated.

Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPTRCL in the system environment variable to the folder where ODPP trace files are generated.

For example:
SET ODPPTRCL=C:\ODPP\TRACEFILES


On Unix:
Export the ODPPTRCL environment variable to the path of the directory where ODPP trace files are generated.

For example:
export ODPPTRCL=/home/TraceFiles

7 ODPPCACHEL

This environment variable specifies the Cache file path. The Cache is enabled by default. Alternatively you can use the ODPP API parameter ODPP_OPR_LKP_CACHE_TEMP_PATH to provide the Cache file path.

Usage:

On Windows:
Set ODPPCACHEL in the system environment variable to the path of the folder containing the Cache file.

For example:
SET ODPPCACHEL=C:\ODPP\CacheDirectory


On Unix:
Export the ODPPCACHEL environment variable to the path of the directory containing the Cache file.

For example:
export ODPPCACHEL=/home/CacheDirectory/

NOTE: You must to provide the absolute path of the directory.