OLAP Miner User's Guide
OLAP Miner uses a client/server architecture and is connected through
TCP/IP or named pipes as shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14. OLAP Miner system architecture

You can configure your client/server system in any of following
combinations.
- OLAP Miner client, OLAP Miner server, and OLAP server can all reside on
the same computer.
- OLAP Miner client, OLAP Miner server, and OLAP server can all reside on
separate computers.
- One or two of these components can reside on one computer, and the third
component can reside on a separate computer.
- Note:
- The OLAP Miner clients use a configuration file (OMClient.cfg) that
controls the behavior of the clients. This client file specifies to the
OLAP Miner clients on which computer the OLAP Miner server is located.
Also, the OLAP Miner server has a configuration file (OMServer.cfg)
that controls the behavior of the server. This server file specifies to
the OLAP Miner server where the OLAP server component of DB2 OLAP Server is
located. You can configure the OLAP Miner server to work with more than
one OLAP server if required. The OLAP Miner server stores definition
and results files in the file system of its computer.
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