Deploying the Batch File and the Packages via SCCM - Teradata Tools and Utilities

Teradata Tools and Utilities for Microsoft Windows Installation Guide

Product
Teradata Tools and Utilities
Release Number
15.10.04
Published
April 2018
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-06-05
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  1. Create a package and configure it for deployment.
    1. Select Start > All Programs > Microsoft System Center 2012 > Configuration Manager.Allow a few seconds for the software to connect to SQL Server.
    2. In the left pane, select Software Library.
    3. In the left pane, expand Overview > Application Management > Packages.
    4. Right-click Packages and select Create Package.The Create Package and Program Wizard is displayed.
    5. In the right pane, add information to the following text boxes:
      Text Box Value
      Name The name of the package you are creating (for example, TTU Base 15.10)
      Manufacturer Teradata Corporation
      Language EN
      Version 15.10
    6. Select the checkbox labeled This package contains source files.The Set Source Folder dialog box is displayed.
    7. For the Source folder text box, click Browse and browse to the folder that contains the source files (the software repository). Click OK.
    8. In the Create Package and Program Wizard, click Next.Options to choose the program type are displayed.
    9. Click Standard program.
    10. Click Next.The Standard Program section of the Wizard is displayed.
    11. In the Name text box, enter the name of the program.For example, enter TTU Base 15.10.
    12. In the Command line text box, enter the following command:
      • batch_filename "PRODUCT"

      where batch_filename is the name of the batch file on the root of the software repository

      and where PRODUCT is a set of parameter values associated with the products you want to install. The parameter values, including a set of strings you can copy, are found at: Product Parameter Values for Use With Batch Files.
      Important: If the batch file you enter into the Command line text box contains a command to execute silent_install.bat, do not add PRODUCT parameter values to the Command line text box. An example of a batch file that contains a command to execute silent_install.bat is the file named Deploy_TTU.bat mentioned in Creating a Batch File to Install the Products. This file already contains a list of PRODUCT parameter values.
      Command Example 1: Install all products that are part of the Base suite:
      • silent_install.bat "BTEQ,FastExport,FastLoad,JMSAM,MultiLoad,NamedPipesAM,OLEDBAM,Preprocessor,SQLA,TDAdmin,TDNETDP,TDWallet,TPTBase,TPTStream,TPump,WebsphereAM,TDGeoSpatial"
      Command Example 2: Install all products that are part of the Database Management suite:
      • silent_install.bat "BTEQ,IndexWizard,TDWallet,TQSAdmin,TQSClient,TQSServer,TSET,TWA,VisualExplain"
      Command Example 3: Install all products that are part of the Tape Storage Management suite:
      • silent_install.bat "ARC,Preprocessor,TDWallet"

      Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) Driver for Teradata is always installed. You do not need to specify the value for this product, but be sure to copy the product package file for it to the root of the software repository.

      You do not need to specify the values for the dependent products because they will automatically be installed. However, be sure to copy the following dependent product package files to the root of the software repository:
      • Shared ICU Libraries for Teradata
      • Teradata Call-Level Interface version 2
      • Teradata Data Connector API
      • Teradata GSS Client
    13. In the Run drop-down list, select Normal.When the package is deployed to the client, a command prompt will be displayed. If you do not want the command prompt to be displayed, select Hide.
    14. In the Program can run drop-down list, select Whether or not user is logged in.
    15. Click Next.The Requirements section of the Wizard is displayed.
    16. Click Next to accept the default settings.
    17. Click Next again.
    18. Click Close.The name of the package (for example, TTU Base 15.10) is displayed in the right pane of the SCCM interface.
  2. Deploy the package (make the package available to clients).
    1. In the right pane, right-click the name of the package (for example, TTU Base 15.10) and select Deploy.The Deploy Software Wizard is displayed.
    2. Next to the Collections text box, click Browse.The Select Collection dialog box is displayed.
    3. Select All Systems and click OK.The Deploy Software Wizard is displayed.
    4. Click Next.The Content section of the Wizard is displayed.
    5. Click the Add drop-down button and select Distribution Point.The Add Distribution Points dialog box is displayed.
    6. In the Name column, select the checkbox next to the distribution point and click OK.
    7. Click Next.The Deployment Settings section of the Wizard is displayed.
    8. Click the Purpose drop-down list and select one of the following options:
      • Available: During deployment, installation on the client will be interactive.
      • Required: During deployment, installation on the client will be silent. When you select this option, if a dialog box appears, you can choose to select Allow user to interact with installation.
    9. Click Next.The Scheduling section of the Wizard is displayed.
    10. [Optional] Schedule when the deployment will become available and when it will expire.
    11. Click Next.The User Experience section of the Wizard is displayed.
    12. Select the Software installation checkbox and click Next.The Distribution Points section of the Wizard is displayed.
    13. In the Deployment options drop-down list (for a fast network), select the appropriate item from the list (in most cases, you should select Download content from distribution point and run locally).
    14. In the Deployment options drop-down list (for a slow network), select the appropriate item from the list (in most cases, you should select Do not run program).
    15. Click Next.The Summary section of the Wizard is displayed.
    16. Click Next.
    17. Click Close.
      It might take some time for the deployed software to become available on the client.
  3. [Optional] Manually install the package at the client.
    1. At the client, select Start > All Programs > Microsoft System Center 2012 > Configuration Manager > Software Center.The Software Center window is displayed.
    2. Select the package you want to install.
    3. In the lower right corner, click Install.
    The package is installed on the client.