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Upgrade Guide for DB2 UDB for z/OS and OS/390 > Postupgrade Tasks for Database and File System >
Validating Dock Objects and Rule Definitions
Upgrades: All upgrades. Environments: Production environment only. This topic is part of an upgrade process. See How to Perform the Upgrade. Changes to visibility rules and dock objects require the assistance of Siebel Technical Support or Siebel Expert Services. If you deploy Siebel eBusiness applications to mobile users with local databases, you can run the DICTUTL utility to verify that all dock objects and rule definitions are correct. Dock objects allow mobile users to synchronize their local databases with the Siebel Server. Rules determine which data users synchronize. For more information about dock objects and rules, see Siebel Tools Online Help and Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide. Related Topic
Preserving Dock Objects and Visibility Rules To verify that all dock object and rule definitions are correct
- Navigate to the following directory:
Windows: SIEBEL_ROOT\bin
UNIX: $SIEBEL_ROOT/bin
- Type the following command using the parameters specified in
Table 35:
dictutl /C ODBC_DATASOURCE /U USERNAME /P PASSWORD /D TABLEOWNER /N "REPOSITORY_NAME" /A y 2> logfile.log
Table 35. Command Line Flags for DICTUTL
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/C |
ODBC_DATASOURCE
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ODBC datasource name |
Yes |
/U |
USERNAME
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User name to log in to database |
Yes |
/P |
PASSWORD
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User password to log in to database |
Yes |
/D |
TABLEOWNER
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User name of tableowner |
Yes |
/N |
"REPOSITORY_NAME"
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Name of repository for dictionary (the parameter must be bounded within double quotes) |
Yes |
/A |
y or n
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Enter the y parameter to ignore the dictionary cache. Enter n if you do not want to ignore the dictionary cache. |
Yes |
Review the LOGFILE.log file.
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