Building Projects Using the Command Line
Use the same command line syntax as identified previously to build a project.
See Understanding PeopleSoft Application Designer Command Line Parameters.
Use the command line statement for the project build to:
Connect the project to the source database.
Use the build settings from the Windows registry to generate the SQL script for the create or alter processes.
Before running the build command line, verify that:
The project's system components are created and loaded.
The build options are set in the Windows registry.
Example
For this example, assume that the:
Project name is PROJECT1.
Database type is Oracle.
Database name is T1B85401.
User ID is PTDMO.
Password is encrypted.
Path name of the log file is c:\temp\psbuild.log in the Windows registry.
For this example, you would enter the following at the command line:
pside.exe -CT ORACLE -CS -CD T1B85401 -CO PTDMO -CP sxHcfYICragbKrSp6442Pucrm58ZIrvf7Ao3qepb9SY= -CI people -CW peop1e -PJB PROJECT1 -LF C:\temp\out\BuildCreateTest.log –HIDE -QUIET -SS -SN