3 loading central objects for sql server 7.0 – IBM J.D. EDWARDS' ONEWORLD B73.3 User Manual

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8.3.3 Loading Central Objects for SQL Server 7.0

In this section, we will complete the final step to prepare Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 for OneWorld B73.3 by loading the central objects data sources. To begin,
complete the following steps:

1. Edit the JDESET.BAT script located in the

d:\OneWorld\B733\Database\Exports\Sqlsrvr\NT subdirectory. Check the
machine name (identified by machinename). The machine name should be the
name of your enterprise server (for example, JDE_SRV= IBM5500ES) and
where your central objects are located. Check SQL VERSION, the value of
this variable is 7.

2. In the JDESET.BAT file, verify and edit (only if necessary) the following

environment variables:

• All user passwords (identified by _PSSWD).

• All database names.

• JDE_DTA - Path where SQL Server import files (.dta) reside if you are

using J.D. Edwards standards for naming logical volumes and directory
structures.

• JDE_LOG - Path where you record logs.

• JDE_ERR - Path where you record error information.

3. Edit the LOADALL.BAT script located in the

d:\OneWorld\B733\Database\Exports\Sqlsrvr\NT subdirectory.

Note: The LOADALL.BAT is a script that will load production, pristine, and
CRP sets of specifications tables. If you want to load development or not
load other specifications, edit LOADALL.BAT appropriately. For this
example, only CRP and Production will be loaded.

4. Run the batch file to load the data by double-clicking the LOADALL.BAT file

(located in D:\Oneworld\B733\Database\Exports\Sqlsrvr\NT). After
completion, check the log files that it created for errors.

Note: This step can take from two to five hours to process each path code.

8.3.4 Installation Planner - Defining the Installation Plan

The Installation Planner is a OneWorld application that runs as a stand-alone
program on the deployment server. It is also a system administration tool. The
Installation Planner lets you manage the following processes:

• Location revisions

• Deployment server revisions

• Enterprise server revisions

• Machines/server types setup

• Data source setup

• Environment selection

• Data load parameters

• Validation plan

• Running Release Master

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