Editing the JDE.INI
This section discusses editing the JDE.INI
on an IBM i
server.
JDE.INI
. This option takes you to the Production
JDE.INI
, not the service pack
JDE.INI
.Edit the
JDE.INI
you just copied by entering the following command:WRKMBRPDM FILE(syslib/INI)
where syslib is the name of the new system library. For example, B9SPSYS.
Enter Option 2 to Edit the file.
Locate the
[DEBUG]
and[INSTALL]
sections in theJDE.INI
, and change the paths in each of the entries below to point to the new IFS directory and Library respectively:[DEBUG] DebugFile=logdirectory/JDEDEBUG JobFile=logdirectory/JDE.LOG JDETSFile=logdirectory/JDETS.LOG
[INSTALL] DefaultSystem=syslib
Locate the
[JDEIPC]
section and change thestartIPCKeyValue
. This value should be an unused start key not within the IPC range of another instance. For example, if the IPC value of another instance is 5000, then you should set thestartIPCKeyValue
to 7000.[JDEIPC] startIPCKeyValue=7000
Locate the
[JDENET]
section, and find the port settings forserviceNameList
andserviceNameConnect
. For each entry, add 100 to the number. For example, if the settings are both 6013, change them to 6113.[JDENET] serviceNameListen=6113 serviceNameConnect=6113
In the
[SECURITY]
section, either clear security or editDefaultEnvironment
to reference a valid environment that accesses the new Tools Release.Replace all references to the production environment (for example, PD9) with a valid environment that will access the new service pack (for example, PD812).