Directory path conventions
Directory variables are abbreviations for the default installation paths for AIX , Linux™, and Microsoft™ Windows™. This topic defines the directory variable and its matching default installation directory for each supported operating system.Notes:
- The term Linux in this documentation includes the Linux for System z platform, unless otherwise specified.
- Many examples of directory and file paths in this documentation use the UNIX™ '/' separator to denote AIX, Linux, and Windows path separators, even though the Windows convention is to use the '\' separator. Where applicable, substitute the '\' separator for the '/' separator.
Table 1. Directory variable values
Directory variable Default installation root app_server_root IBM WAS installation directory
AIX: /usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer
Linux:
/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.profile_root WAS installation directory
AIX: /usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/<profile_name>
Linux:
/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/<profile_name>
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\<profile_name>
where <profile_name> is the name of the profile on which the application is installed or the profile name of the deployment manager. <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.ibm_http_server_root IBM HTTP Server installation directory
AIX: /usr/IBM/HTTPServer
Linux:
/opt/IBM/HTTPServer
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\HTTPServer
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.lotus_connections_root IBM Connections installation directory
AIX or Linux: /opt/IBM/LotusConnections
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\LotusConnections
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.local_data_directory_root Local content stores
AIX or Linux: /opt/IBM/LotusConnections/data/local
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\LotusConnections\data\local
where <drive> is the system drive on which the directory is stored. For example: C or D.
shared_data_directory_root Shared content stores
AIX or Linux: /opt/IBM/LotusConnections/data/shared
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\LotusConnections\data\shared\
where <drive> is the system drive on which the directory is stored. For example: C or D.IM_root IBM Installation Manager installation directory
AIX or Linux: /opt/IBM/InstallationManager
Windows 32-bit:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\Installation Manager
Windows 64-bit
<drive>:\Program Files(x86) \IBM\Installation Manager
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.shared_resources_root Shared resources directory
AIX or Linux: /opt/IBM/SSPShared
Windows:
<drive>Program Files\IBM\SSPShared
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.db2_root DB2 database installation directory
AIX or Linux: /usr/IBM/db2/<version>
Linux:
/opt/ibm/db2/<version>
Windows:
<drive>:\Program Files\IBM\SQLLIB\<version>
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored, for example: C or D, and <version> is the version of DB2 installed, for example: V9.5 or V9.7.oracle_root Oracle database installation directory
AIX or Linux: /home/oracle/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1
Windows:
<drive>:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored. For example: C or D.sql_server_root Microsoft SQL Server database installation directory
Windows: <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server
where <drive> is the system drive on which the file directory is stored, for example: C or D.
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