The Resource Manager Template file, or RMTemplate
, contains descriptions for Resource Managers that are added to machines in the application. Also, each line has information about the Resource Manager Type, including the TMS
name.
The syntax in the Resource Manager Template file is:
<RM_name
>#<RM_description
>#<RM_type_tag
>#<RM_type
>#<TMS_name
>#
<OPENINFO_string
>
Note: The # symbol is used as a separator.
where
rm_name
is the name of the Resource Manager, for example Ora_Dev
.
rm_desription
is the description of the Resource Manager as it appears in the Server Group selection list, for example Oracle Development Database. This is a (non-mandatory) description string.
RM_type_tag
identifies the type of resource manager, usually the same as the next parameter, e.g. Oracle_XA
.
RM_type
is the RM type name as in the TUXEDO RM
file, e.g. Oracle_XA
TMS_name
is the name of the TMS corresponding to this RM, e.g. TMS_ORACLE
OPENINFO_string
is the corresponding OPENINFO
string used by the Resource Manager. This string may also contain the fields <DS
> and <PS
> which are replaced by the directory separators, / on UNIX operating systems and \ on Windows NT, and the path separator : on UNIX and ; on Windows NT.
Additionally <APPDIR
> can be used and later replaced by the value of the machine application directory when a group is added to a machine.
Note:
Both RM_type_tag
and RM_type
should match the entry in the $TUXDIR/udataobj/RM
file.
A syntax example of the Resource Manager Template file looks like the following
(your file will look different):
Listing 4-3 Resource Manager Template File
Group#Oracle_XA#Oracle_XA#TMS_ORACLE#
Oracle_XA:Oracle_XA+Acc=P/system/manager+SesTm=30 TUXEDO/SQL#
TUXEDO/SQL Template Group#TUXEDO/SQL#TUXEDO/SQL#TMS_SQL#
TUXEDO/SQL:<APPDIR><DS><device><PS><dbname><PS>readwrite TUXEDO/QM#TUXEDO/Q Template Group#TUXEDO/QM#TUXEDO/QM#TMS_QM#
TUXEDO/QM:<APPDIR><DS><qdevice><PS><qspace>