Working with Domain-Level Environment Settings

To set domain level environment settings, select Edit Environment Settings from the Quick-configure menu for an application server or Process Scheduler server.

The following example displays application server domain settings.

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PeopleSoft Domain Environment Settings
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     Domain Name: ORCLDMO1

     TEMP                     :[{LOGDIR}{FS}tmp]
     TMP                      :[{LOGDIR}{FS]tmp]
     TM_BOOTTIMEOUT           :[120]
     TM_RESTARTSRVTIMEOUT     :[120]
     TM_BOOTPRESUMEDFAIL      :[Y]
     FLDTBLDIR32              :[{$TUXDIR}{FS}udataobj]
     FIELDTBLS32              :[jrep.f32,tpadm]
     ALOGPFX                  :[{LOGDIR}{FS}TUXACCESSLOG]
     COBPATH                  :[{$PS_APP_HOME}\CBLBIN%PS_COBOLTYPE%;
{$PS_HOME}\CBLBIN%PS_COBOLTYPE%]
   # IPC_EXIT_PROCESS         :[1]
     IPC_TERMINATE_PROCESS    :[1]
     PATH                     :[{$PATH};{$Domain Settings\Add to PATH}]
  1) Edit environment variable
  2) Add environment variable
  3) Remove environment variable
  4) Comment / uncomment environment variable
  5) Show resolved environment variables
  6) Save
  h) Help for this menu
  q) Return to previous menu
Field or Control Description

Edit environment variable

Enables you to edit the values of the listed environment settings. After selecting this option, enter the row number of the environment setting you want to edit, and modify the value as needed.

Environment variable: TM_BOOTTIMEOUT
Enter value [120]:150

For any settings that you modify, the system displays an asterisk next to it (*).

Add environment variable

Use this option to add new environment variables for the domain. After selecting this option, enter the name of the environment variable and its value when prompted.

Enter name of environment variable: MY_VARIABLE
Enter value: D:\PSFT_HCM

For any settings that you add, the system displays an asterisk next to it (*).

Remove environment variable

Removes any of the currently listed environment settings. After selecting this option, enter the row number of the environment setting you want to remove.

Comment / uncomment environment variable

Use to comment or uncomment the environment setting. When you comment a setting, the system ignores that domain-level setting. Any default, or operating system-level settings would take effect. When you uncomment the setting, the system recognizes the domain-level setting value.

After selecting this option, enter the row number of the environment setting you want to comment or uncomment.

Environment variables that are commented (ignored by the system), have a # symbol next to it.

Show resolved environment variables

Expands the meta variables for system settings, such as PS_HOME, TUXDIR, and so on, so that you can view the actual file path.

For example, the following is unresolved:

:[{LOGDIR}{FS}TUXACCESSLOG]

And the following is resolved:

:[D:\PT_SERVER\8.59\appserv\FSDMO856\LOGS\TUXACCESSLOG]

Save

Select to save the settings you've added or modified.

Help for this menu

Select to display online help information for this interface.