Crbincf.cmd, Crdevqu.cmd, Crtlogs.cmd

Generated files

crbincf.cmd

The script crbincf.cmd calls the BEA TUXEDO utility routine tmloadcf and should only be executed on the MASTER host.

crdevqu.cmd

The script crdevqu.cmd calls the BEA TUXEDO utility routines tmadmin (function crdl), qmadmin (functions crdl, qspacecreate and qcreate) and buildtms. The script must be executed on all server hosts, ﬁrst on the MASTER host, then on the other server hosts. The ﬁles needed for queues and transaction logs are generated during execution of the scripts. The WindowsNT version of this script does not need any parameters, i. e. -yis the default value here.

crtlogs.cmd

The script crtlogs.cmd calls the BEA-TUXEDOutility routine tmadmin and is only to be executed on the MASTER host. The log areas for backing up the transactions (function crlog) for all server hosts are set up during execution of the script.

The three scripts crbincf.cmd, crdevqu.cmd and crtlogs.cmd must be executed in this order.

7.6.3 Example

The ﬁle structures illustrated in Figure 37 and 38 is an example of the structure created for the sample conﬁguration ﬁle on page 175.

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V 4.0 specifications

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Siemens V 4.0 manual Crbincf.cmd, Crdevqu.cmd, Crtlogs.cmd

Models: V 4.0