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4. Verify that the HP OpenVMS patch QXCM1001201953_4638493661-461_2012-04-17 has been applied to the operating system.
Note: This image should be used on IA64 platforms running OpenVMS V8.4 with the VMS84I_UPDATE V6.0 kit installed. Please note that this fix will be available in the ACRTL TIMA kit. If you do not have the ACRTL TIMA kit, it is advised that you use this patch.Any future update kit or ACRTL V0100 TIMA kit installation used in your customer environment, overrides this fix. You may have to request a new set of DECC$SHR* images to use this fix on top of the update or ACRTL V0100 TIMA kit.The person installing Oracle Tuxedo must log on to the machine with the user ID privileges and quotas as listed in Table 2‑1
Table 2‑1 User ID Privileges and Quotas
• src_dir is the directory in which you put the installation package (PCSI).
• dest_dir is the directory in where Oracle Tuxedo is installed. dest_dir must be a valid directory name.Before you can use Oracle Tuxedo, you must set up your environment using a DCL script named postinstall. The DCL script performs the following tasks:
• Sets the environment for the vps_daemon process
• Starts the vps_daemon if you have requested this processThe vps_daemon process provides the basic infrastructure for Oracle Tuxedo client and server processes. Oracle Tuxedo client and server processes use the vps_daemon process to perform data exchange, synchronization, monitoring, and network communication functions. The vps_daemon process also allocates the resources needed for Oracle Tuxedo client and server processes to perform these functions.The vps_daemon process requires that the logical name VPS_INITPATH point to a valid file containing the configuration parameters for the process. This file, vps_init.txt, is located in the udataobj directory and should not be modified. The parameters in this file are comparable to the IPC (Inter Process Communication) tunable parameters on the UNIX platform and to the IPC parameters on the Windows NT platform. The default parameters in vps_init.txt are capable of supporting approximately 50 Oracle Tuxedo servers and 200 Oracle Tuxedo clients.
1. Change the current directory to the dest_dir.bin directory, where dest_dir is the directory you specified during installation.where device is the device specification of your file system and dest_dir is the directory you specified during installation.
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6. The DCL script will prompt you to indicate if the script should start the vps_daemon process.
Note: If you choose not to start the vps_daemon process, then you will have to manually start the process. The vps_daemon.exe file is located in the BIN directory of the Oracle Tuxedo installation directory.
• LDAP Filter File Location: The name of LDAP filter file, if the input is null, the default value of "$TUXDIR.udataobj.security]bea_ldap_filter.dat" is used