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KB203850: What is "slibclean" and how does it relate to MicroStrategy?


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The command "slibclean" is a specific command used on IBMs AIX operating system and it is used to unload unused kernel modules and library files

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What is "slibclean" and how does it relate to Strategy 10.x ?

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The command "slibclean" is a specific command used on IBMs AIX operating system and it is used to unload unused kernel modules and library files. Refer to the AIX man pages on slibclean for further information regarding this utility. 
This command should be used when attempting to install Strategy Hotfix or modifying the Strategy installation and running into the issue documented in the following Strategy Knowledge Base document:
KB43079 : "An error has occurred while performing the specified operation. To preserve integrity, Strategy Installer will attempt to ...." error message appears when running a repair installation on Strategy 10.x installed on an AIX operating system
The Strategy administrator must ensure that no Strategy applications are running while attempting to upgrade or modify the installation.


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April 24, 2017

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April 24, 2017