Introduction

Texpress is the object oriented database engine used by EMu for data management. It provides extremely high speed retrieval, while providing flexible data structures which simplify the overall data module employed by EMu.

The instructions below outline how to setup Texpress for use with EMu. They do not detail a full installation of Texpress on Unix. Please see the relevant Texpress documentation for instructions on performing a complete installation.

In the notes below ~emu is used to refer to the user emu's home directory. This is typically /home/emu.

Requirements

• Texpress version 8.0.019 or greater.
• TexAPI version 3.1.004 or greater.

Installation Notes (Texpress)

1. Log in as emu.
2. Enter cd  ~emu.
3. Enter mkdir  -p  texpress/8.0/install
4. Enter cd   texpress/8.0/install
5. Obtain the appropriate Texpress version for your Unix machine via the KE Texpress hyperlink above. Save the release in ~emu/texpress/8.0/install calling it texpress.sh.
6. Enter sh  texpress.sh
   The Texpress release will be extracted.
7. Enter .  ./.profile
8. Enter bin/texinstall  ~emu/texpress/8.0 (expand the ~emu)
   The Texpress installation script will commence.
9. Enter cd  ~emu/texpress/8.0
10. Enter .  ./.profile
11. Enter texbldperms
12. Enter vi  etc/opts
13. Review the options in the file and change as appropriate. In particular the dateorder and dateformat should be modified to reflect local settings. Save the file after making changes.
14. Enter bin/texlicinfo. Obtain your Texpress licence code and place it in a file called .licence.
15. Enter bin/texlicset  <  .licence to install the licence.
16. Enter \rm  -fr  install
17. Stayed logged in as emu for the KE TexAPI installation.

Installation Notes (TexAPI)

1. Assumes you are logged in as emu.
2. Enter cd  ~emu/texpress
3. Obtain the appropriate TexAPI version for your Unix machine via the KE TexAPI hyperlink above. Save the release in ~emu/texpress calling it texapi.sh.
4. Enter sh  texapi.sh  -i  ~emu/texpress/texapi (expand the ~emu).
5. Enter rm  -f  texapi.sh
6. Enter exit to close the command shell.
7. Log out.