Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W

A

accounts

Windows, 12.10.2

AIX

clusters

HACMP software, 5.4.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne setup, 5.5

kernel parameter settings

maxuproc, 3.9.2

system parameters, 3.9.3

tune parameters, 3.9.4

viewing system parameters, 3.9.3

architecture

enterprise servers

UNIX, 3.1.2

Windows, 4.1.2

authorization lists

iSeries

database security, 2.9.7

samples, 2.9.1.2

automatic start

enterprise servers

iSeries, 2.2.5

UNIX (HP 9000), 3.2.3

UNIX (RS/6000), 3.2.4

UNIX (Sun Solaris), 3.2.4

B

batch output files

iSeries, 2.7.1

UNIX, 3.5.1

Windows, 4.4.3

batch processes

iSeries

administering, 2.7.1

encoding passwords, 2.7.4

monitoring processes, 2.7.2

running reports, 2.7.1

scheduling reports, 2.7.1.2

log files

enterprise server, 12.1, 12.1.3, 12.5

workstation event flow, 11.4.1.5

workstation setup, 11.4.1.5

troubleshooting, 11.2.4

UNIX

administration, 3.5.1

monitoring processes, 3.5.2

running reports, 3.5.4

scheduling reports, 3.5.5

Windows, 4.4.1, 4.4.2, 4.4.4, 4.4.5

batch queues, settings for starting batch queues, 4.1.4

BSFNLIB security parameter, 2.8.2.9

business functions

security files, 4.5.2

security files for UNIX, 3.6.3

troubleshooting development workstations, 11.3.4

C

cleaning up the enterprise server

iSeries, 2.5.1, 2.5.4

iSeries cleanup, 2.5.3

clusters

AIX, 5.4.2, 5.6

HACMP software, 5.4.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne setup, 5.5

HP-UX, 5.1.1, 5.3.3

MC/ServiceGuard, 5.3.2

multiple instances of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, 5.2

Oracle package, 5.3.2

troubleshooting, 5.8

registering JD Edwards EnterpriseOne with SUNClustering, 5.7.6

Solaris, 5.7.1

compile error log

workstation, 11.4.1.3

CPU binding for AIX, 3.9.4.1

D

data sources

troubleshooting the Server Map, 12.6.3

databases

iSeries

security, 2.9.1

setting up security, 2.9.3

UNIX

increasing the maxprocess limit, 3.2.1

starting the enterprise server, 3.2.1

deployment servers

backup requirements, 8.1.1

development workstation

troubleshooting

business functions, 11.3.4

event rules, 11.3.3

development workstations

troubleshooting, 11.3.1

directory structures

UNIX, 3.1.1

disk striping

AIX, 3.9.4.1

DLL files

troubleshooting, 11.2.9

domains

Windows, 4.2.2

DTAPATH datapath security parameter, 2.8.2.4

E

troubleshooting, 12.10.15

enterprise server

troubleshooting, 12

enterprise server initialization for iSeries, 2.1.2

enterprise servers

automatically starting the Linux, 3.2.5

backup requirements, 8.1.2

cleaning up the Windows enterprise server, 4.3.5

creating a separate instance, 3.10.1

debugging, 12.6.1

iSeries, 2.2.2

architecture, 2.1.1

backup requirements, 8.1.2

cleaning up the server, 2.5.1

initialization, 2.1.2

installation problems, 12.8.2

interprocess communication (IPC), 12.8.5

JDBNET, 12.8.4

jde.ini file, 12.8.6

manual start, 2.2.4

PPAT, 12.8.2.10

setting up a printer, 2.6.1

shutting down the server, 2.3

Linux, 3.3

log files

batch processes, 12.1.3

batch processing, 12.1

jdedebug.log, 12.1.2

jde.log, 12.1.1

logic processing, 12.1

viewing files, 12.2

running multiple instances, 3.10.1

Server Map data source

troubleshooting, 12.6.3

types of problems, 12.1

UNIX, 3.2.1, 3.3

architecture, 3.1.2

automatic start (HP 9000), 3.2.3

automatic start (RS/6000), 3.2.4

automatic start (Sun Solaris), 3.2.4

backup requirements, 8.1.2

directory structure, 3.1.1

initialization, 3.1.3

jde.ini file, 12.9.2

jde.ini file security, 3.6.5

manual start, 3.2.2

setting up a printer, 3.4

Windows, 4.1.1, 4.2.1, 4.2.5, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.7, 4.5.4

backup requirements, 8.1.2

testing by submitting report, 12.10.11

error messages

memory violations, 11.1.7

workstations, 11.1

communication failures, 11.1.9

form and grid add failures, 11.1.8

event rules, troubleshooting, 11.3.3

executable file security

UNIX, 3.6.4

Windows, 4.5.3

F

failures

communication, 11.1.9

form and grid add, 11.1.8

file descriptors

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.4

Sun Solaris, 3.7.4

file security

UNIX

business function files, 3.6.3

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne executables, 3.6.4

jde.ini file (enterprise server), 3.6.5

specification files, 3.6.2

Windows, 4.5.1, 4.5.2, 4.5.4

files

restoring a backup file

SQL Server, 8.2.7

viewing batch output files, 2.7.3

G

global tables

workstations, 11.4.1.1

H

HACMP software

AIX, 5.4.1

application server, 5.6

cluster resources, 5.6.4

groups, 5.4.2

installation, 5.4.1.2

Oracle database, 5.4.1.2

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne setup, 5.5

owenv script, 5.5.1

start resource control script, 5.5.2

stop resource control script, 5.5.3

HP 9000

enterprise server

automatic start, 3.2.3

HP-UX

clusters, 5.1.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne package, 5.3.3

multiple instances of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, 5.2

Oracle package, 5.3.2

troubleshooting, 5.8

kernel parameter settings, 3.7

file descriptors, 3.7.4

message queues, 3.7.1

processes, 3.7.5

semaphores, 3.7.2

shared memory, 3.7.3

I

INILIB security parameter, 2.8.2.3

initialization

troubleshooting, 4.1.3

UNIX, 3.1.3

installation

HACMP software, 5.4.1.2

Oracle database, 5.4.1.2

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, 3.2.6

verifying for Windows, 4.3.8

IPC resources

Linux, 3.8.1.1

IPCS

setup for database security

iSeries, 2.9.5

iSeries

administering servers, 2.1

authorization lists

database security, 2.9.7

samples, 2.9.1.2

backing up tables, 8.2.2

batch output files, 2.7.1

batch processes, 2.7.1, 2.7.1

administration, 2.7.1

encoding passwords, 2.7.4

monitoring processes, 2.7.2

scheduling reports, 2.7.1.2

database security

administrators, 2.9.5

removing administrative authority, 2.9.6

user profile information, 2.9.7

enterprise server, 2.2.2, 2.5.1

architecture, 2.1.1

automatic start, 2.2.5

backup requirements, 8.1.2

email, 12.8.2.10

initialization, 2.1.2

installation problems, 12.8.2

interprocess communication (IPC), 12.8.5

JDBNET, 12.8.4

jde.ini file, 12.8.6

manual start, 2.2.4

process flow, 2.1.1

setting up a printer, 2.6.1

shutting down the server, 2.3

integrated file system logging support, 2.4

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne database security, 2.9.1

jdedebug.log, 2.5.4

jde.log, 2.5.4

library structure, 2.2.1

restoring a backup file, 8.2.6

setting up JD Edwards EnterpriseOne database security, 2.9.3

iSeries database security parameters, 2.8.2.1

BSFNLIB, 2.8.2.9

DTAPATH datapath, 2.8.2.4

INILIB, 2.8.2.3

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne DB admin profile, 2.8.2.8

modifying JDE profile, 2.8.2.6

modifying security profile, 2.8.2.7

modifying system profile, 2.8.2.5

secure log path, 2.8.2.10

J

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

backing up tables, 8.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne DB admin profile security parameter, 2.8.2.8

JDBNET

troubleshooting

iSeries, 12.8.4

jdecpy.log

workstation, 11.4.1.3, 11.4.7

jdedebug.log

clearing the file, 2.5.4

disabling, 11.4.4

enterprise server, 12.1, 12.1.2, 12.1.2

disabling, 12.1.2

enabling, 12.1.2

naming conventions, 12.1.2

server locations, 12.1.2

setting up, 12.4

location on a workstation, 11.4.4

workstation, 11.4.1.4

jde.ini file

troubleshooting

iSeries, 12.8.6

UNIX, 12.9.2

UNIX

security, 3.6.5

Windows, 4.1.4, 4.5.4

jdeinst.log

definition, 11.4.1.3

jde.log

disabling, 11.4.3

enterprise server, 12.1, 12.1.1

setup, 12.3

iSeries, 2.5.4

locating the file, 11.4.5

workstation, 11.4.1.2

setup, 11.4.3

JDENET

iSeries

troubleshooting, 12.8.2.7

K

kernels

AIX, 3.9.4.1

maxuproc, 3.9.2

parameter settings, 3.9.1

tune parameters, 3.9.4

viewing system parameters, 3.9.3

HP-UX

file descriptors, 3.7.4

message queues, 3.7.1

parameter settings, 3.7

processes, 3.7.5

semaphores, 3.7.2

shared memory, 3.7.3

Linux

parameter settings, 3.8.1

Sun Solaris

file descriptors, 3.7.4

message queues, 3.7.1

parameter settings, 3.7

processes, 3.7.5

semaphores, 3.7.2

shared memory, 3.7.3

L

libraries

iSeries, 2.2.1

Linux

administering servers, 3.1

batch processes

scheduling reports, 3.5.5

enterprise server, 3.3

architecture, 3.1.2

starting automatically, 3.2.5

file limits, 3.8.1.2

file security, 3.6.1

IPC resources, 3.8.1.1

kernel parameter settings, 3.8.1

log files

accessing, 2.4.1

clearing jdedebug.log, 2.5.4

clearing jde.log, 2.5.4

enterprise server

batch processes, 12.1.3

batch processing logs, 12.1

jdedebug.log, 12.1.2

jde.log, 12.1.1

viewing logs, 12.2

enterprise server batch process log, 12.1

enterprise servers, 12.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne workstations, 11.4.1.1

jdedebug.log, 11.4.1.4

locating, 11.4.4

jde.log

locating, 11.4.5

viewing, 11.4.2

workstation

application development, 11.4.1.3

batch processes, 11.4.1.5

compile errors, 11.4.6

global tables, 11.4.1.1

jdecpy.log, 11.4.7

jdeinst.log, 11.4.11

jde.log, 11.4.3

logic processing logs, 11.4.1.2, 12.1

sql.log, 11.4.8, 11.4.10

troubleshooting, 11.4.1

troubleshooting strategies, 11.4.1.7

viewing server logs, 12.2

workstation batch process log, 12.5

logging

integrated file system logging support

iSeries, 2.4

logic processing logs

enterprise server, 12.1

M

manual start

enterprise servers

iSeries, 2.2.4

UNIX, 3.2.2

Windows enterprise servers, 4.3.7

MC/ServiceGuard

setting up an Oracle package, 5.3.2

memory

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.3

Sun Solaris, 3.7.3

memory violations

workstations, 11.1.7

message queues

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.1

Sun Solaris, 3.7.1

N

network

services for Windows, 4.3.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.3, 4.3.4

O

object owner IDs

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tables, 8.1.3

ODBC

troubleshooting

sql.log, 11.4.10

Oracle

backing up tables on UNIX or Windows, 8.2.3

HACMP software, 5.4.1.2

restoring a backup file, 8.2.5

output files

viewing batch output files, 2.7.3

OUTQ

creating for iSeries printer, 2.6.2

starting for iSeries printer, 2.6.3

ownev, 5.7.1

P

packages

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for a cluster, 5.3.3

parameter settings

AIX, 3.9.4.1

maxuproc, 3.9.2

tune parameters, 3.9.4

viewing system parameters, 3.9.3

HP-UX memory, 3.7.3

Sun Solaris memory, 3.7.3

passwords

encoding passwords, 2.7.4

PDF

iSeries output location, 2.7.1

performance

AIX, 3.9.4.1

kernel parameter settings, 3.9.4

PORTTEST

iSeries, 12.8.2.6

printers

iSeries, 2.6.3

creating the OUTQ, 2.6.2

printing multiple copies to a remote printer, 2.6.4

setup, 2.6.1

troubleshooting, 11.2.1.3

UNIX

setup, 3.4

Windows, 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.2.2, 4.2.3, 4.2.5, 4.2.7

administrators, 4.2.8

setup problems, 12.10.5

printing multiple copies to a remote printer, 2.6.4

processes

iSeries

monitoring batch processes, 2.7.2

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.5

Sun Solaris, 3.7.5

Windows, 4.4.2

production workstation

preliminary troubleshooting, 11.2.2

troubleshooting, 11.2.1

Q

queue services

Windows, 4.3.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.3, 4.3.4

R

remote printers

printing multiple copies on the iSeries, 2.6.4

reports

batch processes, 4.4.4, 4.4.5

iSeries, 2.7.1, 2.7.1.2

UNIX, 3.5.4, 3.5.5

UNIX, 3.5.5

Windows

file location problems, 12.10.10

RS/6000

enterprise server

starting automatically, 3.2.4

S

scripts

Solaris clustering, 5.7.1

secure log path security parameter, 2.8.2.10

security

iSeries

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne databases, 2.9.1

setup for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne databases, 2.9.3

maintaining file security for Windows, 4.5

specification file, 4.5.1

UNIX

business function files, 3.6.3

file security, 3.6.1

jde.ini file (enterprise server), 3.6.5

specification files, 3.6.2

Windows, 4.5.2

semaphores

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.2

Sun Solaris, 3.7.2

Server Map data source

troubleshooting, 12.6.3

servers

AIX

application server for cluster, 5.6

setting value of maxuproc, 3.9.2

backing up tables, 8.2

backup requirements, 8.1.2

deployment server, 8.1.1

command line, 2.7.1, 3.5.5

batch process reports for iSeries, 2.7.1.2

batch process reports for UNIX, 3.5.4

iSeries, 2.2.2

administration, 2.1

cleaning up the enterprise server, 2.5.1

logging support, 2.4

UNIX

administration, 3.1

jde.ini file security, 3.6.5

setting up a printer, 3.4

shutting down the enterprise server, 3.3

starting the enterprise server, 3.2.1

Windows, 4.1, 4.2.1, 4.3.5

services

Windows, 4.2.2, 4.3.1

setting up a printer

iSeries, 2.6.2, 2.6.3

printing multiple copies to a remote printer, 2.6.4

Windows

troubleshooting, 12.10.5

shared memory

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7.3

Sun Solaris, 3.7.3

SMIT application

setting the value of maxuproc, 3.9.2

Solaris

clusters, 5.7.1, 5.7.1, 5.7.1

enterprise server

automatic start, 3.2.4

kernel parameter settings, 3.7

file descriptors, 3.7.4

message queues, 3.7.1

processes, 3.7.5

semaphores, 3.7.2

shared memory, 3.7.3

specification file security

UNIX, 3.6.2

SQL Server

backing up tables, 8.2.4

restoring a backup file, 8.2.7

Windows

restoring a backup file, 8.2.8

sql.log

reading, 11.4.1.6

workstation, 11.4.1.3, 11.4.8, 11.4.9, 11.4.10

troubleshooting ODBC, 11.4.10

turning on the log, 11.4.9

standalone executable files, 10.2

starting the enterprise server

iSeries, 2.2.2

automatic, 2.2.5

manual, 2.2.4

SUNClustering

registering JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, 5.7.6

SunOracleMgr.sh, 5.7.1

SunStartResource.sh, 5.7.1

SunStopResource.sh, 5.7.1

T

tables

backing up JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tables, 8.1

backing up servers, 8.2

object owner IDs, 8.1.3

testing

iSeries

PORTTEST, 12.8.2.6

submitting a report, 12.8.2.8

troubleshooting

batch processes, 11.2.4

development workstation, 11.3.1

enterprise servers, 12.1, 12.6.1

batch process log, 12.1, 12.1.3

jdedebug.log, 12.1.2

jde.log, 12.1.1

Server Map data source, 12.6.3

UNIX, 12.9.1

Windows, 12.10.1

HP-UX on a cluster, 5.8

iSeries enterprise server, 12.8.2, 12.8.2.8

architecture, 2.1.1

initialization, 2.1.2

interprocess communication (IPC), 12.8.5

JDBNET, 12.8.4

jde.ini file, 12.8.6

PPAT, 12.8.2.10

running JDENET, 12.8.2.7

ODBC

sql.log, 11.4.10

production workstations, 11.2.1

setting up the jdedebug.log, 11.4.1.4

UNIX enterprise server

architecture, 3.1.2

directory structure, 3.1.1

initialization, 3.1.3

viewing log files, 11.4.2

Windows enterprise server, 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 12.10.1

email, 12.10.15

finding data, 12.10.11

log file location, 12.10.7

report file location, 12.10.10

running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne manually, 12.10.9

setting up a printer, 12.10.5

setting up JD Edwards EnterpriseOne accounts, 12.10.2

stopping JD Edwards EnterpriseOne as run manually, 12.10.13

testing by submitting a report, 12.10.11

using Visual C++ to stop processes, 12.10.14

workstations, 11.1

batch process log, 11.4.1.5

business functions, 11.3.4

compile error log, 11.4.6

DLL files (production), 11.2.9

event rules, 11.3.3

interactive applications, 11.2.1

jdecpy.log, 11.4.7

jdeinst.log, 11.4.11

log files, 11.4.1

preliminary troubleshooting, 11.2.2

printing, 11.2.1.3

setting up the jde.log, 11.4.3

sql.log, 11.4.8, 11.4.10

standalone installation, 11.2.1.1

strategies using log files, 11.4.1.7

viewing server logs, 12.2

troubleshooting JD Edwards EnterpriseOne servers

web servers, 12.11.3

tune parameters

AIX, 3.9.4.1

kernel parameter settings on AIX, 3.9.4

type security parameter, 2.8.2.1

U

UNIX

administering servers, 3.1

AIX

kernel parameter settings, 3.9.1

backing up Oracle tables, 8.2.3

batch output files

reviewing, 3.5.1

batch processes

administration, 3.5.1

monitoring processes, 3.5.2

running reports, 3.5.4

scheduling reports, 3.5.5

business function files

security, 3.6.3

creating a separate instance of the enterprise server, 3.10.1

enterprise server, 3.2.1, 3.3

architecture, 3.1.2

backup requirements, 8.1.2

directory structure, 3.1.1

initialization, 3.1.3

jde.ini file, 12.9.2

manual start, 3.2.2

setting up a printer, 3.4

file security, 3.6.1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne executable files

security, 3.6.4

jde.ini file

security, 3.6.5

kernel parameter settings

HP-UX, 3.7

Linux, 3.8.1

Sun Solaris, 3.7

restoring an Oracle backup file, 8.2.5

running multiple JD Edwards EnterpriseOne enterprise servers, 3.10.1

specification files

security, 3.6.2

verifying the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne installation, 3.2.6

user accounts, setting up on Windows, 4.2.5

user profiles

iSeries database security, 2.9.6

displaying information, 2.9.7

W

Windows

administering the server, 4.1

backing up Oracle tables, 8.2.3

batch, 4.4.1

batch output files, 4.4.3

batch processes, 4.4.2, 4.4.4, 4.4.5

business function files, 4.5.2

enterprise server, 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 4.2.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.5, 4.3.7

backup requirements, 8.1.2

file security, 4.5

jde.ini file, 4.1.4, 4.5.4

printer setup, 4.2.2

restoring an Oracle backup file, 8.2.5

specification files, 4.5.1

SQL Server

restoring a backup file, 8.2.8

verifying the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne installation, 4.3.8

workstations

development (troubleshooting)

business functions, 11.3.4

event rules, 11.3.3

error messages, 11.1

global tables, 11.4.1.1

log files

application development, 11.4.1.3

batch processes, 11.4.1.5

compile errors, 11.4.6

jdecpy.log, 11.4.7

jdeinst.log, 11.4.11

jde.log, 11.4.3

sql.log, 11.4.8, 11.4.10

troubleshooting strategies, 11.4.1.7

viewing, 11.4.2

logic processing logs, 11.4.1.2

preliminary troubleshooting, 11.2.2

production (troubleshooting), 11.2.1

batch processes, 11.2.4

DLL files, 11.2.9

printing, 11.2.1.3

standalone installation, 11.2.1.1