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If your environment requires you to use a different user, do the following:

1. As root, create an environment variable called DM_WORKBENCH_USER and set it to the name of the user you want to use.

If your environment requires you to use a different group, do the following:

1. As root, create an environment variable called DM_DSTAGE_GROUP and set it to the name of the group you want to use.

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1. Download the latest RPM distributable (see Accessing the MettleCI Software Distribution). The rest of these instructions assume this is located in your user’s HOME directory (~).

2. From that directory, install the package from the shell of your DataStage Development Engine using Package Manager (RPM) (NOTE: For new installations this will create a user called mciworkb. A full set of changes that this process performs are listed in the Installation Details section below.)

   Code Block
   $> sudo rpm -U dm-mettleci-workbench-x.x-x.noarch.rpm $> # or for IBM AIX... $> sudo rpm -U dm-mettleci-workbench-x.x-x.noarch.rpm --nodeps --ignoreos

   … where x.x.x is the build version of the workbench you downloaded.

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1. The license will be installed during the first step of the Post Installation wizard process. You can…

   1. Use the license file that came with your IBM Passport Advantage package, or

   2. Request your license file from your Data Migrators sales contact.

2. Start the MettleCI Workbench service using the following command

   Code Block
   $> sudo service dm-mettleci-workbench start $> # or for AIX... $> mciworkbench.rc start

3. Access the updated workbench using the relevant URL

4. Perform a force refresh of your browser while accessing MettleCI Workbench using the instructions described here.

Verify your install/upgrade

1. Verify your Workbench service is running:

   Code Block
   language bash
   $> sudo service dm-mettleci-workbench status $> # or for AIX... $> mciworkbench.rc status

2. Opening the following URL in your browser: http://[SERVER_URL]:8080. and check the build number at the bottom of your Workbench browser screen. This should match the number in the number in the filename of the latest RPM distributable you downloaded and installed. If not, see the troubleshooting article A Workbench update doesn't appear to have installed.

Post-installation

1. Configure your MettleCI environment by opening the following URL in your browser: http://[SERVER_URL]:8080 to start a wizard-based process.

2. Follow the setup wizard to provide the various configuration information MettleCI requires.

Uninstall Workbench

1. You can uninstall the MettleCI Workbench package like any other RPM package:

   Code Block
   $> sudo rpm -e dm-mettleci-workbench

You'll need to use a similar command to uninstall the Unit Test Harness too.

Downgrading Workbench

1. If something goes wrong and you need to downgrade your version of MettleCI Workbench, without performing an uninstall/reinstall, you can use the following command:

   Code Block
   $> rpm -Uvh --oldpackage dm-mettleci-workbench-x.x-x.noarch.rpm

   … where x.x.x is the build version of the workbench you want to downgrade to.

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Related pages

• Workbench Installation - System Administrator Notes

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