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Mariadb - Vibe 4.0.8.3 on SLES15SP5 - new installation

Greiner Claude 
I had problems with Vibe 4.0.8.3 on a sles12sp5 server after an Sles update (java error)
I decided to reinstall Vibe based on a SLES15SP5 server and also installed tk-32bit, tcl-32bit and libstdc++6-32bit.
I preselected MariaDB as the database because it is recommended according to the documentation.

The installation of Vibe 4.0.8.3 went fine and I have to run the scripts to create the database.
Here I only find scripts for MSSQL, Oracle, Mysql and Postgres, but not for MariaDB.
Who can help me?
Thanks for your support

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    Hy Claude

    As Vibe 4.0.9 is still not availible and there for OT did not have the power to clean up documentation. Installing vibe 4.0.8.5 is still a hussle for me as I am not a Novell guy with 30 years of experience in vibe/filr myistery solving. So okay I am a paying customer andthere for  I opend a ticket for this at OT but as I think India will take some days to figure out what I want and who could help me out it whould be a pleasure to read your documentation and get some hints by doing this what I am doiing wrong. Using SLES 15.6 and vibe 4.0.8.5. Thanks for your helping hand.

    Thomas

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