Caché System Administration Guide

	Contents
Chapter 1:	Introduction

Chapter 2:	Using Caché on Windows
	2.1 Caché Cube 2.2 Starting Caché 2.3 Stopping Caché 2.4 Controlling Caché from the Command Prompt
Chapter 3:	Using Caché on Linux and UNIX
	3.1 Starting Caché 3.2 Stopping Caché
Chapter 4:	Using Caché on OpenVMS
	4.1 Starting Caché 4.2 Stopping Caché
Chapter 5:	Using Multiple Instances of Caché
	5.1 Caché Instances 5.2 Connecting to a Caché Instance 5.3 Controlling Caché Instances 5.4 Configuring Multiple Caché Instances 5.4.1 Set Port Numbers
Chapter 6:	Connecting to Remote Servers
	6.1 Define a Remote Server Connection
Chapter 7:	Configuring Caché
	7.1 Configuring System Information 7.2 Configuring Databases 7.3 Configuring Namespaces 7.3.1 Create a Namespace 7.3.2 Change a Namespace Name 7.3.3 Modify Database Mapping 7.3.4 Add Global and Routine Mapping to a Namespace 7.3.5 Change the Size of the Namespace Table 7.4 Configuring License Managers
Chapter 8:	Managing Caché
	8.1 Controlling Caché Processes 8.1.1 Display Process Information 8.1.2 Display Process Details 8.1.3 Stopping a Process 8.1.4 Debug a Process 8.1.5 Broadcast Messages to Terminals 8.2 Monitoring Local Databases 8.3 Monitoring Locks 8.4 Monitoring Log Files
Chapter 9:	Achieving High Availability
	9.1 Surviving a Crash 9.1.1 Write Image Journaling 9.2 Backup Strategy 9.2.1 Concurrent External Backup 9.2.2 Non-Concurrent External Backup 9.2.3 Concurrent Caché Backup 9.2.4 Cold Backup 9.3 Logical Data Protection 9.3.1 Transaction Processing 9.3.2 Transactions and Locking 9.3.3 Global Journaling 9.4 Database Integrity Protection 9.4.1 Database Integrity Checking 9.4.2 Database Integrity Checking Utility 9.5 Shadow Journaling 9.6 System Failover Strategies