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To install CDB, you will need:
A PC running Windows 2000, NT, or similar
512MB memory
26MB Disk space for the tool and 1GB disk space for the databases
                  A copy of the EPOC tree on your machine (This directory tree starts
                  epoc32\) 
                  
               
                  A copy of CDB.zip, which can be found in
                  epoc32\tools\CDB. 
                  
               
You need to follow these setps to install CDB:
                  extract the contents of CDB.zip into the
                  epoc32\tools directory of your EPOC tree, using unzip
                  utility 
                  
               
open command prompt and type:
> CDB help
To check if the necessary files have been extracted successfully, look for the following text (or similar) that appears in the command prompt window:
Final: \epoc32\
INFO  Code Database (c) 2004 Symbian Ltd. All Rights Reserved,
INFO  Started 18-Oct-2004 09:55:09
INFO  Connecting to N:\epoc32\data\CDB.db [Please wait]
..
To get help on the options for each command type:
    CDB help <command>
Available commands are as follows:
    ADD: Add code to the database.
    CHECKCONFIG: Display configuration information
    COMPARERELEASE: Check compatibility of code in the current or across databases.
    EXTRACTRELEASE: Extract information for a SINGLE release
    HELP: Get help on specific commands.
    RELEASEINFO: Get information about the release currently in the database.
INFO  Shutting DB Connection [Please wait]
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INFO  Finished 18-Feb-2006 09:55:13
If you see an error like this:
'CDB' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
                  It means that your path is pointing to a wrong epoc
                  tree. To fix this, check your environment variable 'EPOCROOT', if
                  this is set to '\', you need to be in the same directory as epoc32
                  directory. 
                  
               
If you get this far without any problems, it means your CDB is ready to run.