3. Contents
Preface ................................................................................................. v
Document Structure ............................................................................................................v
Related Documentation ..................................................................................................... vi
Online Guides ...................................................................................................................vii
Conventions ........................................................................................................................ x
Additional Support............................................................................................................. xi
Product Documentation ............................................................................................. xi
Education Services..................................................................................................... xi
Consulting Services .................................................................................................. xii
Technical Support ..................................................................................................... xii
Chapter 1: Software and System Requirements ........................... 13
System Requirements ....................................................................................................... 13
Tested Platforms ............................................................................................................... 15
Chapter 2: Installing Hyperion Business Modeling .......................17
Installing Hyperion Business Modeling ........................................................................... 18
Installing the JDBC 2.0 Driver for DB2 ...................................................................25
Chapter 3: Uninstalling Hyperion Business Modeling .................. 27
Uninstall All Components ................................................................................................27
Uninstall a Single Component .......................................................................................... 28
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iv s Hyperion Business Modeling Installation Guide
5. Preface
This guide provides complete installation instructions for Hyperion® Business
Modeling.
The preface includes the following topics:
q Document Structure
q Related Documentation
q Online Guides
q Conventions
q Additional Support
Document Structure
The following chapters are included in this document:
q Chapter 1, “Software and System Requirements,” specifies the minimum
system requirements for the application, and provides a list of supported
platforms for this release.
q Chapter 2, “Installing Hyperion Business Modeling,” provides detailed
instructions for installing Hyperion Business Modeling.
q Chapter 3, “Uninstalling Hyperion Business Modeling,” explains how to
uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling, either in its entirety or in separate
components.
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Related Documentation
Hyperion Solutions provides the following related documentation for this product:
q Hyperion® Business Modeling Installation Checklist provides a high-level list
of tasks required to install Hyperion Business Modeling. The checklist also
supplies information regarding additional templates that are shipped with
Hyperion Business Modeling, and identifies other available product-related
tools and documentation.
q Hyperion® Business Modeling New Features describes the new or enhanced
features for this release.
q Hyperion® Business Modeling Model Builder’s Guide explains the features
and options of Hyperion Business Modeling, and contains the concepts,
processes, procedures, formats, tasks, and examples that you need to use the
software to build a model or enterprise model.
q Hyperion® Business Modeling Results Analysis and Reports Guide discusses
saving and analyzing reports, and contains an explanation of how to access
calculated results and project information reports for models and enterprise
models.
q Hyperion® Business Modeling Solutions Guide provides information about
building models and using them to solve business issues and maximize
profitability. The guide explains the Hyperion Business Modeling features and
options, and contains case studies that implement the model building method,
The Model Approach®.
q Hyperion® Business Modeling Database Tables Reference is a reference
guide for Database Administrators that describes the Hyperion Business
Modeling database schema.
All documentation for the software is available from the Hyperion Business
Modeling Information Map. To access the Information Map, select Help >
Information Map.
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Online Guides
The Hyperion Business Modeling Installation Guide is available in a PDF format
in the documentation_english folder with the Hyperion Business
Modeling files. You should print a copy of the installation documentation for
reference before you begin the installation process.
When the Installation Guide is opened, you can:
q View the guide online, as outlined below
q Print the guide from the PDF, as outlined on page ix
After you install Hyperion Business Modeling, you can view the Installation
Guide by:
q Selecting Help>Information Map from the main menu on the
Information Map to open the Installation Guide
q Selecting Program Files/Hyperion Solutions/Hyperion
Business Modeling 3.0/documentation_english/
hbm_install.pdf, or
➤ To display the online guide:
1. Depending on how you have accessed the application files, unzip the files
from the Download Center, or expand the contents for the CD-ROM drive to
review the application files.
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2. In the documentation_english folder, double-click hbm_install.pdf
to open the Installation Guide PDF.
The online PDF version of the Installation Guide is displayed. The cover of
the online manual is displayed in the right pane, and a list of all topics and
sub-topics is presented in the Bookmarks tab in the left-hand pane. The PDF
version is fully hyperlinked and indexed to make it easy to find and jump to
related topics.
3. In the Bookmarks tab, click the topic that you want to view.
The first page of the selected section displays in the right frame.
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➤ To print the complete Installation Guide or a range of pages:
1. Depending on how you have accessed the application files, unzip the files
from the Download Center, or expand the contents for the CD-ROM drive to
review the application files.
2. In the documentation_english folder, double-click hbm_install.pdf
to open the Installation Guide PDF.
Your copy of Adobe Acrobat launches and opens the PDF version of the guide.
3. Select File > Print.
The Print window displays.
4. Select your requirements for the print job, such as the portion of the document
that you want to print, whether you want to print double-sided, and so on.
5. Click OK to submit the print job.
Tip: Screen shots are a low resolution image type. If the printed screen shots are
unreadable and you are using a non-PostScript printer, upgrade to an Acrobat 4.0
viewer. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download the most current
version free from Adobe’s Web site at www.adobe.com.
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10. Preface
Conventions
For clarity, we use the following conventions in the procedures.
Item Meaning
Arrows indicate the beginning of a procedure consisting
of sequential steps.
Bold Bold text indicates words or characters that you type
exactly as they appear on the page. Bold in procedural
steps highlights major interface elements.
CAPITAL LETTERS Capital letters denote commands and various IDs.
(Example: CLEARBLOCK command)
Example text Courier font indicates that the material shown is a code
or syntax example.
Ctrl + 0 Keystroke combinations shown with the plus symbol
(+) indicate that you should press the first key and
hold it while you press the next key. Do not type
the + symbol.
Courier italics Courier italic text indicates a variable field in command
syntax. Substitute a value in place of the variable shown
in Courier italics.
Ellipses (...) Ellipsis points indicate that text has been omitted from
an example.
Italics Document titles are shown in italics.
Mouse orientation This document provides examples and procedures using
a right-handed mouse. If you use a left-handed mouse,
adjust the procedures accordingly.
Menu options Options in menus are shown in the following format:
Menu name > Menu command > Extended menu
command
For example: File > Desktop > Accounts
n, x The variable n indicates that you must supply a generic
number; the variable x indicates that you must supply a
generic letter.
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11. Preface
Additional Support
In addition to providing the documentation and online help, Hyperion offers the
following types of support for product information:
q Product Documentation
q Education Services
q Consulting Services
q Technical Support
Product Documentation
A complete set of documentation is included in PDF or HTML format on the
Information Map. All available product documentation is listed on the Download
Center on Hyperion Solutions Web site. To purchase documentation, call
Customer Service at 877-901-4975, or log on to http://www.hyperion.com.
Education Services
Hyperion offers a variety of training options, including instructor-led training,
custom training, and eTraining. This education covers all Hyperion applications
and technologies and is geared to administrators, end users, and information
systems (IS) professionals.
Instructor-led training is delivered in formats and in locations suited to Hyperion’s
diverse, global customers. Hyperion Authorized Training Centers are certified
to deliver courses developed by Hyperion. Custom Education Services—training
on the configured and tailored applications that employees use on the job—is
another option to enhance user productivity and to ensure smooth day-to-day
operations. eTraining—including computer-based training, Web-based training,
and interactive Virtual Classroom training—provides a cost-effective means
of giving users a hands-on introduction to product features and functions.
Computer-based training (CBT) and Web-based training (WBT) provide
high-quality, self-paced training at the user’s convenience, regardless of location.
For more information about training, contact your Regional Education Manager.
A list of all Hyperion training classes is available at
http://www.hyperion.com.
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12. Preface
Consulting Services
Hyperion Consulting Services assists customers in maximizing the use of, and the
return on investment in, Hyperion products. Experienced Hyperion consultants
and Hyperion Alliance Partners assist organizations in tailoring solutions to their
particular requirements, such as reporting, analysis, modeling, and planning.
Specific services include implementation consulting, custom business solutions,
data integration, and technical consulting. Additionally, Hyperion offers a variety
of Services Packages and Reviews.
For more information about Consulting Services, Services Packages, and
Reviews, as well as the services offered by Alliance Partners, contact your
local consulting services representative. A list of all Hyperion Alliance Partners
can be found at http://www.hyperion.com.
Technical Support
Hyperion provides telephone and Web-based support to ensure that clients resolve
product issues quickly and accurately. This support is available for all Hyperion
products at no additional cost to clients with a current maintenance agreement.
q For Hyperion Solutions Customer Service, call 877-901-4975. A complete list
of all local Customer Service numbers is available on the Information Map
under Contacts.
q For Web-based support or to see complete information on available support
options, visit our Web site at http://www.hyperion.com.
When standard support does not meet specific requirements, a Hyperion support
package that meets your needs can usually be designed. For more information,
contact your local Customer Service office.
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13. Chapter Software and System
1 Requirements
System Requirements
The minimum system requirements for this release of Hyperion Business
Modeling depend on the intended use of the software, as outlined in the following
table:
Configuration Minimum System Requirements
Hyperion Business Modeling Running • Pentium II 266 MHz microprocessor
on Windows NT or 2000 or better
• 128 Mb of RAM
• 4 Mb of video memory
• 20 Mb of printer memory
• 100 Mb hard disk space (Minimum)
• VGA graphics monitor with 256
colors (16-bit color recommended )
• CD-ROM drive
Hyperion Business Modeling with • Pentium III 800 MHz
Enterprise Model Running on Windows microprocessor or better
NT or Windows 2000 • 256 Mb of RAM
• 8 Mb of video memory
• 20 Mb of printer memory
• 150 Mb hard disk space (Minimum)
• VGA graphics monitor with 256
colors (16-bit color recommended )
• CD-ROM drive
• Plus an additional 1 Mb RAM for
each model
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Configuration Minimum System Requirements
Hyperion Business Modeling Running • Pentium II 300 MHz microprocessor
on Windows XP Professional Edition or better
• 128 Mb of RAM
• 4 Mb of video memory
• 20 Mb of printer memory
• 150 Mb hard disk space (Minimum)
• VGA graphics monitor with 256
colors (16-bit color recommended )
• CD-ROM drive
• Plus an additional 8 MB of RAM for
each Office application (such as
Microsoft Word) running
simultaneously
• Plus an additional 16 MB of RAM
for Visio Standard and an additional
49 MB for Visio Professional
Hyperion Business Modeling with • Pentium III 800 MHz
Enterprise Model Running on Windows microprocessor or better
XP Professional Edition • 512 Mb of RAM
• 4 Mb of video memory
• 20 Mb of printer memory
• 150 Mb hard disk space (Minimum)
• VGA graphics monitor with 256
colors (16-bit color recommended )
• CD-ROM drive
• Plus an additional 1 Mb RAM for
each model
• Plus an additional 8 MB of RAM for
each Office application (such as
Microsoft Word) running
simultaneously
• Plus an additional 16 MB of RAM
for Visio Standard and an additional
49 MB for Visio Professional
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Tested Platforms
The following table displays the platforms that are tested for this release.
Note: Hyperion Analyzer 6.1.1 and Hyperion Application Link 3.0 have also been
tested with this release.
Operating Relational Database Essbase Excel Language
System (OLAP
Database)
Windows 2000 Oracle 8 6.5 2000 English, French German,
Italian, Spanish
Access 2000 6.5 2000 Japanese
Access 2000 1 6.5 2000 English
SQL Server 2000 6.2.1 2000 Japanese
Enterprise Edition
SQL Server 2000 6.0 2000 Korean
Enterprise Edition (English)
Windows NT Oracle 8 6.0 2000 Korean
(English)
Oracle 8 6.2 2000 English
DB2 v7.1 2 6.2.1 2000 English
SQL Server v7 6.2.1 2000 English
SQL Server 2000 6.1 2000 English
Enterprise Edition
Access 2000 6.5 2000 English
Oracle 9.0.1.1 6.2 2000 English
Windows NT Oracle 8 6.2.1 2000 English
SP4
Windows NT Oracle 8 6.1, patch 4 2000 Japanese
SP6
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Windows XP Oracle 9.0.1.1 6.2 2000 English
Professional Access 2002 (XP) 6.2 2002 English
Edition (XP)
1 This configuration is for a Citrix Client/Server setup.
2 The JDBC 1.22 driver is the default driver on all operating systems (including Windows 32-bit). If you are
using DB2 with JDBC, you can upgrade to the JDBC 2.0 driver to take advantage of the new features of
JDBC 2.0, such as batch update, to improve performance. Refer to “Installing the JDBC 2.0 Driver for
DB2” on page 25 for detailed instructions.
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2 Modeling
Hyperion Business Modeling is installed on the client computer. Project data can
be stored locally or on a network server. Client and server software can be installed
separately only if using the automation server.
Note: For Windows 2000, you must install Hyperion Business Modeling as a user with
administrative rights.
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Installing Hyperion Business Modeling
The following procedure explains the steps required to install Hyperion Business
Modeling.
➤ To install Hyperion Business Modeling:
1. Insert the Hyperion Business Modeling CD in your CD-ROM drive, or unzip
the Hyperion Business Modeling folder, and double-click the Hyperion
Business Modeling Setup.exe file to begin the installation.
The Welcome screen is displayed.
Note: If InstallShield® does not launch automatically, click the Start button on the
main Windows menu, and choose Run. Enter D:setup in the Run dialog.
(Substitute your own CD-ROM drive letter in place of D.)
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2. Click Next on the Hyperion Business Modeling Setup window to begin the
setup.
The Customer Information window is displayed.
3. Enter your user name and company name on the Customer Information
window, then click Next.
The Choose Destination Location window is displayed.
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4. Accept the default destination location where the files are to be installed, or
browse to select an alternate location, then click Next.
The Select Components window is displayed.
5. Click to select each component of the installation that you want to install on
the Select Components window, as outlined in the following table:
Requirement Install
If you require the Automation feature Server on the network, and
Clients where required
If you want to build models, play scenarios, Both the Client and Server on
update and view results, or if you work the same system
remotely
Note: Unless you change the requirements, the installation installs both the Client
and Server on the same system by default.
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CAUTION: The Installation Wizard uninstalls any components that
are not chosen in the Select Components window.
If you have already installed a component, and you want
to keep it, DO NOT clear the checkbox. If you do, the
Installation Wizard removes the cleared component.
For example, if you decide to install just the Client, ensure
the Client is checked, and the Server is unchecked. If the
Server component was already installed, it is
automatically removed.
6. Click Next.
The Select Program Folder window is displayed.
7. Select the folder in which you want to install the application, then click Next.
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The setup searches for installed components. The following Question dialog
may be displayed:
8. Click No to accept the browsers that have been located, and continue with the
installation.
The Select Your Browser window is displayed.
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9. Select the Browser that you want to use, or browse to select an alternate, then
click Next.
The Start Copying Files window is displayed.
10. Verify the settings that you selected. You can click Back to return to a previous
window to modify your settings. When you are satisfied the settings are
correct, click Next to begin copying the files.
The Setup Status window shows the progress of the installation. After the
software is installed, the Select a Locale dialog is displayed.
11. Select the required locale, then click OK.
Note: The locale determines the format that will be used to display numbers in the
application, using either commas or periods as the appropriate decimal separator.
The Readme file is displayed.
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12. Review the contents of the Readme, then close the file.
The Install Wizard Complete window is displayed.
13. In the InstallShield Wizard Complete window, click Finish to exit the
installation.
The installation of the application is complete.
14. If you want to customize your workstation preferences and locale settings for
country and language codes, launch the application to set your workstation
settings. Refer to the Hyperion Business Modeling Model Builder’s Guide for
detailed instructions.
15. If you will be using Essbase to save your results, you must set the ESSLANG
variable on both the client and server computers to the required language.
Refer to the Hyperion® Essbase® Installation Guide for detailed instructions
on setting the correct ESSLANG variable for your language.
16. If you are using DB2 with JDBC to save your models or results in Hyperion
Business Modeling 3.0, you can install the JDBC 2.0 driver, as outlined in
“Installing the JDBC 2.0 Driver for DB2” on page 25.
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For help configuring and using Hyperion Business Modeling when the installation
is complete, launch the software and choose Help > Information Map from
the main menu to view the Hyperion Business Modeling Model Builder’s Guide
and the Hyperion Business Modeling Solutions Guide.
Installing the JDBC 2.0 Driver for DB2
The JDBC 1.22 driver is the default driver on all operating systems (including
Windows 32-bit). If you are using DB2 with JDBC, you can upgrade to the JDBC
2.0 driver to take advantage of the new features of JDBC 2.0, such as batch update,
to improve performance.
➤ To install the JDBC 2.0 driver:
1. Ensure the following services are stopped on your database server:
– DB2 JDBC Applet Server
– DB2 JDBC Applet Server - Control Center
2. Run the usejdbc2 command from the sqllibjava12 directory. This
command performs the following functions:
– Creates an sqllibjava11 directory for the 1.22 driver files
– Backs up the JDBC 1.22 driver files to the sqllibjava11 directory
– Copies the JDBC 2.0 driver files from the sqllibjava12 directory to
the appropriate directories.
3. Copy the file sqllibjavadb2java.zip on your DB2 server, then
paste the file to the same machine that is running Hyperion Business
Modeling.
4. Select Project > Container Setup to open the Container Setup window.
5. Select Add to display the Add Container window.
6. Select DB2 under Type on the Container Setup window, and browse to the
location of db2java.zip to select the new driver.
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7. Click Create to create the new container.
Note: You can have two DB2 containers with different versions. If you are
connected to one version (for example, DB2, version 7), and want to switch to the
other version (for example, DB2, version 6), you must restart Hyperion Business
Modeling; otherwise, the connection will fail.
For other DB2 users, you can set up the JDBC 1.2 driver under the Other
Databases option on the Container Setup dialog.
➤ To switch back to the JDBC 1.22 driver:
1. Ensure the following services are stopped on your database server:
– DB2 JDBC Applet Server
– DB2 JDBC Applet Server - Control Center
2. Run the usejdbc1 batch file from the sqllibjava12 directory.
3. Copy the file sqllibjavadb2java.zip on your DB2 server, then
paste the file to the same server that is running Hyperion Business Modeling.
4. Rename and save the existing file HBM_other.sql.
5. Clear the contents of the file HBM_other.sql.
6. Copy the contents of the file HBM_DB2.sql into the cleared file
HBM_Other.sql in the Hyperion Business Modeling folder.
7. Select Project > Container Setup to open the Container Setup window.
8. Select Add to display the New Container window.
9. Select Other Databases under Type on the Container Setup window, and
browse to the location of db2java.zip to select the driver.
10. Click Create to create the new container.
Note: You can have two DB2 containers with different versions. If you are
connected to one version (for example, DB2, version 7), and want to switch to the
other version (for example, DB2, version 6), you must restart Hyperion Business
Modeling; otherwise, the connection will fail.
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27. Chapter Uninstalling Hyperion
3 Business Modeling
You can uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling in one of two ways:
q “Uninstall All Components” on page 27
q “Uninstall a Single Component” on page 28
Note: Whenever you upgrade to a new release of the product, it is always a good idea
to uninstall the previous version first to minimize the risk of unexpected conditions.
Uninstall All Components
Use this option to completely uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling from your
system.
➤ To uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling:
1. Open the Hyperion Business Modeling group. The default path is
Start>Programs>Hyperion Solutions>Hyperion Business Modeling 3.0>
Uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling.
An uninstall confirmation message is displayed.
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2. Click Yes to continue with the uninstall.
The Setup Status window is displayed, showing the progress of the uninstall.
When the uninstall is complete, a confirmation message is displayed.
3. Click OK to exit the application.
All Hyperion Business Modeling files have been removed from your system.
Uninstall a Single Component
Use this option to remove one or both components of the Hyperion Business
Modeling installation from your system.
➤ To uninstall Hyperion Business Modeling from the Control Panel:
1. Select Start>Settings>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs.
The Add/Remove Programs Properties window is displayed.
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2. On the Add/Remove Programs window, select Hyperion Business
Modeling 3.0.
3. Click Add/Remove.
The InstallShield Wizard displays the Hyperion Business Modeling Setup
window.
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4. Select Modify to choose the components that you want to uninstall, then click
Next.
CAUTION: If you select Remove, all installed components are
automatically removed.
The Select Components window is displayed.
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5. Clear the checkmark next to the component that you want to uninstall.
CAUTION: Ensure that the component you want to keep is selected. Any
component that is not selected is automatically uninstalled.
The cleared component is removed. When the Uninstall is complete, the
Maintenance Complete window is displayed.
6. Click Finish to exit.
The selected component has been uninstalled.
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