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Reviewing an ADM Deployment's Status
This topic describes the Application Deployment Manager (ADM) command-line interface commands that provide a status of the ADM deployment at either the server, group, or unit level or provides feedback on the history of the deployment. The following topics describe the various status reporting commands of the ADM command-line interface:
Reviewing the Status of an ADM Deployment Session
This command or combination of commands provides feedback on the progress of the ADM deployment session at various levels. To review the status summary of an ADM deployment session
To review the status detail of an ADM deployment session
To review the errors encountered during an ADM deployment session
To review the history of deployment sessions based on an ADM package
Creating an ADM Deployment Report
This command creates a report, in the form of an HTML file, detailing the performance of the ADM deployment session, including success or failure information for each database unit. To create an ADM deployment session report
The ADM framework has several logging features that document the ADM deployment process in case of incorrect deployment or other issues. For more information on troubleshooting or logging, see ADM Logging Capabilities and Troubleshooting. Creating a Destination Map for File Directories
This command creates a report that lists the files that are deployed to the target environment. It also lists the server to which each files was deployed. The default filename for this report is mapfile.xml, which is located in the Siebel_Management_Server_Root \log directory. The filename and location can be changed by modifying the value of the ADM_MAP_FILE parameter in the deploy.bat file. This command uses several switches, as described in Table 10. To modify the switches, edit the deploy.bat file.
Table 10. Switches Used While Creating a Destination Map
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-f
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Function, uses genmap as its value. |
Mandatory |
-a
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All, lists all files that are deployed (including those that failed). |
Optional |
-filename
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Filename, specifies XML output filename. Default filename is mapfile.xml. |
Mandatory |
-p |
Package, specifies the package name. |
Mandatory |
-en |
Enterprise name, specifies the Siebel Enterprise Server name. |
Mandatory |
To create a destination map of only those files that are successfully deployed
To create a destination map of all files that are deployed (including those that failed)
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