03-11-2015
Thanks for the update MichaelFelt. I did restore the files. But when I did this in the past, the Informatica(ETL product) installation threw lot of issues. What worked for me was the bin files. They put Java at the place that I wanted and did not cause any issues. It was easily portable and helped a lot considering I had to install in over 15 instances.
agent.kgb. The Informatica installation looks for a specific patch set of Java. I wish they shipped that version with their product, but they don't. The root access for installing bff is a nightmare here. It would take me atleast 2 days and bunch of coordination to get that done.
Can I just extract the bff and copy the contents. Would .bin do the same thing or is there something else happening under the covers? Please advice.
Thanks a lot for the input guys.
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