AppendixA H.A V6 to V7 DB Upgrade

AppendixA H.A V6 to V7 DB Upgrade

Database Upgrade Matrix

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About This Manual
- Intended Audience
- Purpose of the Manual
- How to Use This Manual
- Overview
- Conventions Used in This Manual
About GT.M
- Hardware/Operating System Environment
- Installation
- Security
- Program Development Environment
- Database Subsystem
- GT.M Utility Programs
- Database Integrity
- Interprocess Communication
Installing GT.M
- Obtaining GT.M Distribution Media
- Before you begin
- Installation Procedure
  - Compiling the Reference Implementation Plugin
    - Instructions
- gtminstall script
Basic Operations
- GT.M Environment Setup
- Environment Variables
- Configuring and operating GT.M with UnicodeA(R) support (optional)
  - M mode and UTF-8 mode
  - Compiling ICU
- Starting GT.M
- Configuring huge pages for GT.M x86[-64] on Linux
  - Using huge pages
    - Using huge pages for shared memory
    - Using huge pages for GT.M process private memory
- Configuring the Restriction facility
  - ZSYSTEM and PIPE OPEN command restriction facility
  - Audit Logging facility
    - Logging
Global Directory Editor
- Global Directory
- GDE Overview
- Using GDE
  - Guidelines for Mapping
    - Example of a Basic Mapping
- Global Director Editor Commands
- Name, Region, and Segment Qualifiers
- GDE Command Summary
  - GDE Command Qualifier Summary
General Database Management
- Introduction
  - Operations - Standalone and Concurrent Access
  - MUPIP
- Commands and Qualifiers
- MUPIP Command Summary
GT.M Journaling
- Introduction
- SET
- JOURNAL
- Journal Extract Formats
Database Replication
- Introduction
- Implementing Replication and Recovery
- Procedures
- Commands and Qualifiers
M Lock Utility (LKE)
- Introduction
  - To Invoke and Exit LKE
  - To establish a Global Directory
- LKE Commands and Qualifiers
  - Clear
  - CLNup
  - SHow
  - Exit
  - Help
  - SPawn
- Summary
- LKE Exercises
  - Exercise 1: Preventing concurrent updates using M Locks
  - Exercise 2: Rectifying a deadlock situation
GT.M Database Structure(GDS)
- Database File Organization with GDS
  - Database File Header
  - File Header Data Elements
- Local Bitmaps
- Master Bitmap
- Database Structure
Database Structure Editor
- Operating in DSE
- DSE Commands and Qualifiers
- DSE Command Summary
Maintaining Database Integrity
- Verifying Database Integrity
- Approaches to Database Recovery
- Repairing the Database with DSE
- Finding and Fixing Database Errors
Database Encryption
- Introduction
- Theory of Operation
  - Definition of Terms
  - Overview
- Examples of use
  - Key Management
- Tested Reference Implementations
- Special note - GNU Privacy Guard and Agents
  - Using the reference implementation's custom pinentry program
- Installation
- Administration and Operation of Encrypted Databases
- Plugin Architecture & Interface
- Using the Reference Implementation with Older Releases
GT.CM Client/Server
- Introduction
- Overview
GT.M's IPC Resource Usage
- Examining GT.M's IPC Resources
- gmtsecshr
Monitoring GT.M
- Monitoring GT.M Messages
- Managing core dumps
Building Encryption Libraries
- Building Encryption Libraries
  - Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat and Fedora
  - IBM AIX 7.1 (pSeries)
GT.M Security Philosophy
- Philosophy
  - Normal User and Group Id Rule
    - Exceptions
      - Shared Memory Exception for BG
      - gtmsecshr Exception
    - Triggers
  - Recommendations
- gtmsecshr commands
- Shared Resource Authorization Permissions
GTMPCAT - GT.M Process/Core Analysis Tool
- Overview
- Usage
- Interactive Mode
Packaging GT.M Applications
- Setting up a Captive User Application with GT.M
  - Sample .profile
- Invoking GT.M through a C main() program
- Defensive Practices
- Other
Creating a $gtmcrypt_config file
- Why do we need a $gtmcrypt_config file?
- OpenSSL Options
- Generating demo TLS certificates
V6 to V7 DB Upgrade
- Database Upgrade Matrix