IBM B73.3 manual Data Sources Database Name

Table 20. OneWorld Data Sources and Database Names for SQL Server 7.0

Data Sources	Database Name
System - B733	JDEB733
Object Librarian - B733
Data Dictionary - B733
machinename - B733 Server Map
machinename (where machinename is the enterprise
server).
machinename - logic (where machinename is the
enterprise server).
Central Objects - CRPB733	JDE_CRPB733
Versions - CRPB733
Control Tables - CRP	JDE_CRP
Business Data - CRP
Central Objects - PRISTB733	JDE_PRISTB733
Versions - PRISTB733
Business Data - JDE	JDE_PRISTINE
Central Objects - PRODB733	JDE_PRODB733
Versions - PRODB733
Control Tables - Prod	JDE_PRODUCTION
Business Data - PROD
Central Objects - DEVB733	JDE_DEVB733
Versions - DEVB733
Control Tables - Test	JDE_DEVELOPMENT
Business Data - TEST

For more information about ODBC data sources, review the Third-Party ODBC Data Sources in the reference section of the OneWorld Installation Guide (Windows NT - Based Systems), Release B73.3.

2.To verify that OneWorld is installed correctly on the enterprise server, open a DOS command prompt and type the following commands:

cd \OneWorld\ddp\B733\System\Bin32 porttest JDE JDE CRP733 porttest JDE JDE PRD733

Note: Ensure you type the information correctly because these parameters are case-sensitive. You must enter the porttest command for each environment.

The porttest program initializes a user and an environment (assuming that OneWorld is installed and configured correctly). The program should display messages indicating the selection of records out of a OneWorld table. If it does not, review the jde.log_### that was specified in the JDE.INI file on the enterprise server.

If porttest fails to run, see the Host Services Checklist in the reference section of the J.D. Edwards’ OneWorld Installation Guide (Windows NT Based-Systems), Release B73.3.

3.Shut down and restart the enterprise server.

236J.D. Edwards’ OneWorld B73.3 and Windows Terminal Server