The first thing you will need to do is create a Federated Database. To create a Federated Database, you will need to use the oonewfd tool.
As an example, we will use the oonewfd command to create a Federated Database with a boot file called “test.boot", a system-database file called “test.fdb”, and that uses a host called “objyhost” as the lock server with fd id of 52 (be sure to give each of your federated database a unique id to prevent the lockserver from being confused between them):
oonewfd test.boot –fdfilepath test.fdb –lockserver objyhost -fdnum 52
The output from the command line should look like this:
C:\>oonewfd test.boot -fdfilepath test.fdb -lockserver objyhost
Objectivity/DB (TM) Create Federated Database Utility, Version: 9.4.1
Copyright (c) Objectivity, Inc 1993, 2008. All rights reserved.
Federated Database "test.boot" created.
For more information about oonewfd, bootfile, or system database, please refer to Objectivity/DB Administration Guide or the FAQ section.
