Creating a response.ini File

This section describes how to configure MicroStrategy using the command line mode. Performing the steps in this section creates a response.ini file that can be used to configure MicroStrategy installations on Linux machines.

To Configure MicroStrategy Using the Command Line Mode

1. In a Linux console window, browse to HOME_PATH where HOME_PATH is the specified home directory during installation.
2. Browse to the bin directory.
3. At the command prompt, type mstrcfgwiz-editor, then click Enter. The Configuration Wizard opens in command line mode.

   The sections or pages of the wizard displayed depend on your selections.

4. Click Enter.
5. You can select to use a response.ini file to configure MicroStrategy, or create a new response.ini file to support a new configuration, as described below:
   • Type 1, and then click Enter to use a response.ini file to configure MicroStrategy. For steps to use a response.ini file in command line mode, see Using the response.ini file to Configure MicroStrategy.
   • Type 2, and then click Enter to create a new response.ini file.
6. You can support the configuration tasks described in the sections listed below:
   • Type 1 and click Enter to create metadata, History List, and statistics tables. Refer to Creating Metadata, History List, and Statistics Tables for steps to create metadata tables, History List tables, and statistics tables.
   • Type 2 and click Enter to configure a MicroStrategy Intelligence Server definition. Refer to To Set Up the MicroStrategy Intelligence Server for steps to configure an Intelligence Server definition.
   • Enter 3 and click Enter to create a Platform Analytics project. Refer to Creating a Platform Analytics Project for steps to create a Platform Analytics project.
   • Type 4 and click Enter to create project sources. Refer to Creating a Project Source for steps to create project sources.
   • Type 5 and click Enter to upgrade your existing environment to MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise. View your Intelligence Server components, Statistics & Enterprise Manager repository, or your History List repository. You can also upgrade your Enterprise Manager project or Platform Analytics project. Refer to To Update a Platform Analytics Project for instructions to update your project.