Feature Tree

This topic gives you a reference of the features contained in the IBM® i Access for Windows installation package, as well as the default values for the Level and Attributes columns, which are the more commonly used to restrict features.

The features in the following table are sorted in the same order as they are displayed in the feature selection tree. Nested features are indicated by having the name of its parent feature in the Feature parent column.

The Level column and the Attributes column of the Feature table are shown with their default values. These values are modified by restricting features through transforms. The Title column contains the title of each feature as shown in the feature selection tree.

Table 1. Feature tree
Title Feature Feature parent Level Attributes
Required Programs req   1 24
Optional Features optfeatures   100 8
Directory Update dir optfeatures 100 8
Incoming Remote Command irc optfeatures 100 8
System i® Navigator inav   100 8
Basic Operations inavbo inav 100 8
Work Management inavwm inav 125 8
Configuration and Services inavcfg inav 125 8
Networks inavnet inav 125 8
Integrated Server Administration inavisa inav 125 8
Security inavsec inav 125 8
Users and Groups inavug inav 125 8
Databases inavdb inav 125 8
File Systems inavfs inav 125 8
Backup inavback inav 125 8
Commands inavcmd inav 125 8
Packages and Products inavpp inav 125 8
Monitors inavmon inav 125 8
Logical Systems inavlog inav 125 8
AFP Manager inavafp inav 125 8
Application Administration inavad inav 125 8
Data Access DataAccess   100 8
Data Transfer Base Support (license required) dt DataAccess 100 8
Data Transfer Excel Add-in dtexcel dt 100 8
ODBC odbc DataAccess 100 8
OLE DB Provider oledb DataAccess 100 8
.NET Data Provider dotnet DataAccess 125 8
Lotus® 123 File Format Support lotus123 DataAccess 125 8
AFP Workbench Viewer viewer   100 8
Toolbox for Java tbj   100 8
5250 Display and Printer Emulator (license required) emu   1 8
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) ssl   125 8
Printer Drivers prtdrivers   125 8
AFP Printer Driver afp prtdrivers 125 8
SCS Printer Driver scs prtdrivers 125 8
Operations Console oc   101 8
Programmers Toolkit toolkit   125 8
Headers, Libraries, and Documentation hld toolkit 125 8
Java™ Programmer's Tools jpt toolkit 100 8
Notes:
  • Only features with a Display value greater than 0 are listed in the table. All features with a default value of 0 in the Display column are intended to be used internally by the installer, thus they are not visible in the feature selection tree and should not be transformed in any way.
  • Features with a Level equal to or less than 100 are installed unless a user deselects the feature from the feature selection tree. On installations where the feature selection tree is not shown (reduced, basic or no user interface modes), the features will always be installed. In order to restrict users from deselecting a feature in the feature selection tree, set the feature Level to 100 or less, and set the Attributes value to 24.
  • Features with a Level greater than 100 are not installed unless explicitly chosen via the ADDLOCAL property or from the feature selection tree. In order to completely disallow a feature, set its Level value to 0.
  • In order to ensure that when a features parent, the child is also selected, set the Attributes value of the child feature to 26. This makes the child feature follow the action of its parent.
  • All features should have the msidbFeatureAttributesDisallowAdvertise attribute (decimal 8) set, since IBM i Access for Windows does not support the Advertise capabilities of Windows Installer.
  • The req feature should always be installed; you should not change the Attributes value for the req feature (the Attributes value for req is a combination of the msidbFeatureAttributesDisallowAdvertise attribute (decimal 8) and the msidbFeatureAttributesUIDisallowAbsent attribute (decimal 16). The msidbFeatureAttributesUIDisallowAbsent attribute disallows the Absent option for the req feature, which forces the feature to always be installed).