Install CUBRID on Windows

Installation Guide » Install on Windows

This is CUBRID Installation Guide for Windows User. If you have not downloaded CUBRID installation package for Windows, there are two versions available for users: one for Windows 32-bit, the other for Windows 64-bit. Please download the one suitable for your operating system. Make sure to install CUBRID 32-bit version on 32-bit Windows and CUBRID 64-bit version on 64-bit Windows.

At this point you are most likely to be willing to use CUBRID Manager, a GUI interface to administer CUBRID DBMS. If so, make sure you have read Software Requirements for CUBRID Manager at Download CUBRID for Windows page.

Installation Process

There are two ways you can install CUBRID: either CUBRID Server together with CUBRID Manager or CUBRID Manager alone.

Installing CUBRID Server and CUBRID Client Components

If you want to install CUBRID Database Server and CUBRID Client Components together, select ALL as the Installation Type. This will install CUBRID Server, CUBRID Client Manager, OLEDB Provider, ODBC Driver, and JDBC Driver.

Installing CUBRID Client Components only

If you want to install only CUBRID Client Components, select CLIENT_ONLY as the Installation Type. In this case only CUBRID Managerr, OLEDB Provider, ODBC Driver, and JDBC Driver will be installed.

System Configuration

In order to change the system configuration, such as service ports to meet the user environment, change the parameter values of the following files in the %CUBRID%\conf folder on Windows platform.

Category	Description
cm.conf	CUBRID Manager's configuration file. The default port number is set to 8001. Two ports are used; the set port and the set port number + 1. In other words, if the port number is set to 8001, then two ports (port 8001 and 8002) are used.
cubrid.conf	Configuration file and is used to set the following: database memory, the number of threads due to the number of concurrent users, communication port between the Broker and Server, etc. See "Database Parameter" for details.
cubrid_broker.conf	Broker configuration file and is used to set the following; the port used by the broker, the number of CAS, SQL LOGs, etc. The ports shown in drivers such as JDBCs are the concerned Broker's ports. See "Parameter By Broker" for details.

Here are a few articles you might want to read at this moment:

What is CUBRID Manager?
CUBRID Manager - Video Tutorial from CUBRID Trainings Channel.
Quick CUBRID Tutorial for Windows Users. This tutorial will explain you how you can start the server, connect to and create databases and tables, add columns and records, and do all kinds of data manipulation.