If you created a stand-alone profile and postponed creating the database tables, you must run the bootstrapProcessServerData command before you try to start or use Process Server or Process Center.
Before you begin
Important: Before
you run the bootstrap command, ensure that you have applied Mandatory
Interim Fix JR44669. For more information, see 
Required interim fix for APAR JR44669. To
download the fix, see Required interim fixes for IBM Business Process Manager.
Required interim fix for APAR JR44669. To
download the fix, see Required interim fixes for IBM Business Process Manager.About this task
When you run the bootstrapProcessServerData command,
configuration data for the BPM applications is loaded into the Process
Server database. This data is required for the BPM applications to
run correctly.
Note: This command runs automatically when you create
a stand-alone profile and choose to create the database during profile
creation or augmentation.
If you create a stand-alone profile
and delay the database table setup, you must run the bootstrap command
after the database and its tables have been created and before the
server is started for the first time.Procedure
Run the bootstrap utility from the
command line. The bootstrap utility is found in the stand-alone profile
directory. For example:
- install_root/profiles/ProcCtr01/bin
- bootstrapProcessServerData.sh
For a stand-alone profile, the -serverName and -nodeName parameters may be omitted; the bootstrapProcessServerData command automatically finds the one and only server in the stand-alone profile.
Results
You have loaded the database with system information before successfully starting the Process Server or Process Center. The log information for the bootstrap operation is saved to the USER_INSTALL_ROOT/logs/ directory in a file called bootstrapProcessServerData.timestamp.log. The console displays a subset of the logged information.
Example
Bootstrap
data onto the default stand-alone profile server:
bootstrapProcessServerData.sh