Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator Installation Guide

8.2 Actions needed to send data from V13 and after to V11

The following actions are required on the V11 Manager that receives V13 and after data:

Required privileges

Windows

The user must have the privileges of a member of the Administrators group.

UNIX

The user must have the privileges of the system administrator (superuser).

Before performing this procedure

If the Manager service or daemon is running, stop it using the procedure described in "A.8 How to Start and Stop Resident Processes" for Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator V11. Also check that the relevant resident processes have stopped correctly.

Procedure

The procedure is as follows:

1. Apply Program Emergency Fixes

   Apply following Program Emergency Fixes.

   Windows

   TP08278 and after

   Solaris

   T0137S-07 and after

   Linux

   T00405-06 and after

   Operation Management Client

   TP17393 and after

   
   

2. Apply V13 support components

   Apply V13 support components in order to receive V13 and after information.

   These components are stored as archive files on the DVD-ROM for each Windows and UNIX platform.

   The storage locations and archive files names are shown below.

   
   

   Storage location

   <DVD-ROM Drive>
       +-tools
           |
           +-V11Manager
               |
               +-linux
               |    |
               |    +-V11M_Lin.tar.Z
               |
               +-solaris
               |    |
               |    +-V11M_Sol.tar.Z
               |
               +-windows
                    |
                    +-V11M_Win.exe

   
   

   Archive file name

   Windows

   Archive file name for Windows edition Managers

   V11M_Win.exe

   Note: This is a self-extracting file.

   
   

   Solaris

   Archive file name for Solaris edition Managers

   V11M_Sol.tar.Z

   
   

   Linux

   Archive file name for Linux edition Managers

   V11M_Lin.tar.Z

   
   

   Copy the archive file for the platform being used to an arbitrary directory, and decompress the archive file.

   The directory tree that is created when the archive file is decompressed and the list of components are shown below.

   
   

   Windows

   • Directory tree

     <Selected Location>
         |
         +-bin
         |    |
         |    +-ConvertV13toV11.cmd
         |
         +-control
              |
              +-ConvertV13toV11.trd
              |
              +-ConvertV13toV11.ttd

     
     

   • List of components

     Component	Application location
     ConvertV13toV11.cmd	Installation directory\bin
     convertV13toV11.trd	Variable file directory\control
     convertV13toV11.ttd

     
     

   UNIX

   • Directory tree

     <Selected Location>
         |
         +-etc
         |    |
         |    +-opt
         |         |
         |         +-FJSVssqc
         |              |
         |              +-ConvertV13toV11.trd
         |              |
         |              +-ConvertV13toV11.ttd
         |
         +-opt
              |
              +-FJSVssqc
                   |
                   +-bin
                        |
                        +-ConvertV13toV11

     
     

   • List of components

     Component	Application location
     ConvertV13toV11	/opt/FJSVssqc/bin
     convertV13toV11.trd
     convertV13toV11.ttd	/etc/opt/FJSVssqc

     
     

   Use the components from the directory tree that is created when the archive file is decompressed to overwrite the files in the application locations shown in the list of components above.
   At this point, there is no need to overwrite these files if a patch has been applied and the creation dates for the existing files are more recent than the decompressed files.

   
   

3. Edit the "DSAconfiguration.txt" file.

   Note

   In the following example, specify values for installation directory and variable file directory that match the installation environment.

   Windows

   The storage location for this file is as follows:

   Variable file directory\control\DSAconfigration.txt

   
   

   Add the following section to this file.

   [convertv13]

   path=installation directory\bin\dsa_file.exe

   out_dir=variable file directory\log

   out_file=ConvertV13toV11.txt

   check_interval=60

   operation=swap

   new_file_interval=86400

   # DS PDB registration

   input=SQC3PDBDSREG

   # PDB consolidation

   input=SQC3PDBCONSOL

   # Summary

   input=SQC3PDBSUMMARY

   # ES PDB registration

   input=SQC3PDBESREG

   # XML Configuration

   input=SQC3PDBXML

   
   

   UNIX

   Specify the installation directory and variable directory sections in

   /etc/opt/FJSVssqc/DSAconfiguration.txt

   
   

   Add the following section to this file.

   [convertv13]

   path=/opt/FJSVssqc/bin/dsa_file

   out_dir=/var/opt/FJSVssqc/log

   out_file=ConvertV13toV11.txt

   check_interval=60

   operation=swap

   new_file_interval=86400

   # DS PDB registration

   input=SQC3PDBDSREG

   # PDB consolidation

   input=SQC3PDBCONSOL

   # Summary

   input=SQC3PDBSUMMARY

   # ES PDB registration

   input=SQC3PDBESREG

   # XML Configuration

   input=SQC3PDBXML

   
   

4. Edit the "collect.txt" file.

   Windows

   The storage location for this file is as follows:

   Variable file directory\control\collect.txt

   Add the following lines to this file.

   CONVERTV13TOV11|0|0|0|0|127|1|NULL|DCA_CMD.DLL|-c"ConvertV13toV11.cmd" -rconvertV13toV11.trd -tconvertV13toV11.ttd

   
   

   UNIX

   The storage location for this file is as follows:

   /opt/FJSVssqc/control/collect.txt

   Add the following line to this file.

   CONVERTV13TOV11|0|0|0|0|127|1|NULL|dca_cmd|-c"ConvertV13toV11" -rconvertV13toV11 -tconvertV13toV11

   
   

   Note

   It is necessary to add this line again after the execution of the sqcSetPolicy (policy application command) because this line is deleted.

   
   

5. Start the Manager service or daemon and confirm that it operates normally.

   Start the Manager service or daemon using the procedure described in "A.8 How to Start and Stop Resident Processes" for Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator V11. Also check that the relevant resident processes have started correctly.