Strategy ONE
MicroStrategy Integrity Manager
Interoperability
MicroStrategy Integrity Manager is meant to be run as a testing tool against current and earlier versions of MicroStrategy Intelligence Server. Therefore, Integrity Manager ONE can be run against Intelligence Server ONE and all other previous versions.
Note that Integrity Manager is only certified to run against Intelligence Server versions that are currently supported by MicroStrategy. For a list of supported and expired MicroStrategy releases, see Product Support Expiration Schedule.
Compatibility
For the complete MicroStrategy Platform Compatibility and Interoperability specifications, see Compatibility and Interoperability.
System Requirements
For all certified systems, see Platform Certifications.
Hardware Requirements
| Operating System | Processor | Executor | RAM | Disk Space |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64-bit | MIntMgrW_64/MIntMgr_64 MIntMgrW/MIntMgr |
4 GB (minimum) 1 GB (minimum) |
0.5 GB (not including the result storage size) |
| Linux | 64-bit | mstrintmgr/mstrintmgrw | 4 GB (minimum) |
1 GB (not including the result storage size) |
Installing MicroStrategy Integrity Manager
For steps to install MicroStrategy Integrity Manager, see the Installation and Configuration Help.
Download the software from the MicroStrategy download site.
To support the use of a graphical user interface for MicroStrategy tools and installing MicroStrategy products on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, you must install the libstdc++-4.4.4-XX.el6.i686 package included with your install media. If you are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1, you must also install the libstdc++-4.4.5-XX.el6.i686, elfutils-libelf-devel.x86-64.rpm, and libXp.x86-64.rpm packages included with your install media. If you are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x, you must install nss-pam-ldapd.i686.rpm and compat-libstdc++-33-3.2.3-69.el6.i686.rpm.
Integrity Manager does not have to be installed on the same machine as Intelligence Server. You can install Integrity Manager on a separate machine and run Integrity Manager tests as a client application.
If you encounter problems during the installation procedure, see MicroStrategy Community and the Troubleshooting appendix in the Installation and Configuration Help. If you require additional assistance, contact Technical Support.
Directory Structure
The following table lists folders and files of interest that are included in the default directory structure after an installation of Integrity Manager.
The default folder is:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MicroStrategy\<Product Name>when installed on a 64-bit Windows environment.-
/opt/MicroStrategy/bin/<Executor Name>, or$HOME/MicroStrategy/install/bin/<Executor Name>if you do not have write access to/opt/MicroStrategy, when installed on Linux environments.
If Integrity Manager is installed over previous versions of the product, the folder remains the same.
| Directory | Contents |
|---|---|
| \MicroStrategy\Integrity Manager | MicroStrategy Integrity Manager root directory. Also serves as the default folder where Integrity Manager Test Configuration files (.mtc) are saved. |
| User's home directory | The default folder where Integrity Manager output files are saved. |
Upgrading MicroStrategy Integrity Manager
To benefit from the latest functionality available in this version of MicroStrategy Intelligence Server, an administrator must upgrade the system:
- MicroStrategy products 10.4.x and 2019 and above can be upgraded directly to MicroStrategy ONE or MicroStrategy 2021.
Before upgrading, see the Upgrade Help for important information about preparing for the upgrade, the order in which to upgrade products, and tasks to perform after upgrading.
Uninstalling MicroStrategy Integrity Manager
For details about uninstalling MicroStrategy Integrity Manager, see the Adding or Removing MicroStrategy Components chapter of the Installation and Configuration Help.
Resolved Issues
For a list of all the resolved issues in this MicroStrategy release, see Resolved Defects and Enhancements.