When you create a deployment
environment, the bootstrapProcessServerData command
must be completed successfully before you try to start or use Process
Server or Process Center.
Procedure
Run the bootstrapProcessServerData command
successfully at least once for each deployment environment before
you start using the environment:
- If you deferred DB table creation
or you work with a SQL Server database that uses Windows authentication
(sqlServerWinAuth=true), manually
run the bootstrapProcessServerData command after
the database tables are created.
Note: When
you created the deployment environment either by setting the bpm.de.deferSchemaCreation parameter
to false for the BPMConfig command
or by enabling Create Tables in the Deployment
Environment wizard, the bootstrapProcessServerData command
is run automatically.
- For Linux and UNIX, run DMgr profile_root/bin/bootstrapProcessServerData.sh
-clusterName cluster_name, where cluster_name is
the deployment environment's application cluster for a three-cluster
setup and is case sensitive.
- For Windows, run DMgr profile_root/bin/bootstrapProcessServerData.bat
-clusterName cluster_name, where cluster_name is
the deployment environment's application cluster for a three-cluster
setup and is case sensitive.
Note: For Windows, ensure that the command prompt is opened using Run
as an Administrator.
- Check the bootstrapProcessServerData
log for errors. If there are issues, correct them and rerun the bootstrapProcessServerData command
until it is successful. The
log file is located at DMgr profile_root/logs/bootstrapProcesServerData.clusterName.log.
Results
You have successfully loaded the database
with system information for a deployment environment.