After you install SPD
Server on your Windows server, you are almost ready to verify your
installation. Before you verify, you must be sure that you have assigned
a port for your name server, and you have specified a valid path for
the temporary LIBNAME domain called TMP.
Note: SPD Server documentation
uses
InstallDir\ as a placeholder.
Any SPD Server configuration files that you must edit are located
in the
InstallDir\site directory.
Ensure that your Windows
server environment meets the following requirements:
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During installation,
SPD Server creates a sample library parameter file called libnames.parm
in
InstallDir\samples. Copy the sample
libnames.parm file to
InstallDir\site. The libnames.parm file contains a LIBNAME domain definition for
a temporary workspace called TMP. The TMP library uses the Windows
temporary directory
C:\TEMP. If your
Windows installation does not include a
C:\TEMP directory, you need to create the directory or specify an existing
directory path to replace
C:\TEMP.
If you want to use a different path for TMP, you must modify the SPD
Server libnames.parm configuration file in
InstallDir\site to specify the new TMP domain path.
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During installation,
SPD Server creates a sample server parameter file called spdsserv.parm,
in
InstallDir\samples. Copy the sample
spdsserv.parm file to
InstallDir\site. The spdsserv.parm file contains server parameters. You should
use the sample spdsserv.parm file only to verify that SPD Server is
running. You should edit your spdsserv.parm file immediately to specify
the unique server parameters for your site.