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Systemwalker Operation Manager  Installation Guide
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A.3 Jobscheduler Information

Information on the Jobscheduler functions to be backed up by the backup tool (the mpbko command in the UNIX system) is classified into the following three categories.

Each category is described below.

Jobscheduler information

The Jobscheduler information is stored in the following location.

[Windows version]

<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>
  |_ MpWalker.JM
     |_ mpjobsch
        |- jobdb   (Note 1)
        | |- *.jsp                 <- Project information
        | |- *.dbz                 <- Job net information
        | |- *.grz                 <- Group information
        | |- sysfile.sys                <- System information
        | |- db_calendar_ex.default     <- Schedule pattern information
        | |- msm.db
        | | |_ access_hosts            <- Monitoring permission host information
        | |- jobschprop
        | | | *.prm              <- Job parameter information
        | | |_*.tpr              <- Job parameter information
        | |- jobschtvr
        | | | *.tvr             <-Job net variable information
        | | |_*.tvh             <-Job net variable information
        | |- *.log                  <- Log information
        | |_ sroot.var              <- Job definition variable information
        |_ etc
            |_ jobschev.txt (Note 2)    <- Startup parameter information

[UNIX version]

<Directory specific for each OS> (Note 3) (Database directory)
 |_ (JOBDBn)  (Note 4)
     |- *.jsp                         <- Project information
     |- *.dbz                         <- Job net information
     |- *.grz                         <- Group information
     |- sysfile.sys                   <- System information
     |- db_calendar_ex.default        <- Schedule pattern information
     |- msm.db
     |   |_ access_hosts             <- Monitoring permission host information
     |- jobschprop
     |   | *.prm              <- Job parameter information
     |   |_*.tpr              <- Job parameter information
     |- jobschtvr
     |   | *.tvr             <-Job net variable information
     |   |_*.tvh             <-Job net variable information
     |- etc
     |  |_ jobschev.txt              <- Startup parameter information
     |- sroot.var                     <- Job definition variable information
     |_ *.log                         <- Log information

Enterprise EditionNote 1

This becomes "jobdbn" when a multi-subsystem environment exists. "n" indicates a subsystem number.

Note 2

This becomes "jobschevn.txt" when a multi-subsystem environment exists. "n" indicates a subsystem number.

Note 3

The "Directory specific for each OS" in the UNIX version are as follows

Solaris

/var/opt/FJSVJOBSC

HP-UX version

/opt/FHPJOBSCH/db

AIX version

/usr/FAIXJOBSC/db

Linux

/var/opt/FJSVJOBSC

Note 4

This is stored under the "JOBDBn" when a multi-subsystem environment exists. The "n" in "JOBDBn" indicates a subsystem number. When a multi-subsystem environment does not exist, it is stored under a "Directory specific for each OS".

Access Control information set for the project and Operation Manager user information

The Access Control information and Operation Manager user information are stored in the following location.

[Windows version]

<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>
  |_ MpWalker
     |_ mpaclmgr
        |_ config
           |_ JM
              |_ *      <- Access control information files

[UNIX version]

var
 |_ opt
    |_ FJSVfwseo   (Notes)
       |_ config
          |_ JM
             |_ *     <- Access control information files
                           Operation Manager user information

Notes:

"FJSVfwseo" should be read as "FJSVfwsec" if:

Exit file

The exit file is stored in the following location.

[Windows version]

<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>
  |_ MpWalker.JM
     |_ bin
        |- *exit.bat      <- Exit files
        |- *exit.exe      <- Exit files
        |- *exitex.bat    <- Exit files
        |_ *exitex.exe    <- Exit files

Notes:

If the file name identified by an asterisk (*) is one of the followings, it can be backed up by the backup tool.

[UNIX version]

<Directory specific for each OS> (Notes)
    |_ bin
       |- *.exit          <- Exit files
       |_ *.exit.normal   <- Exit files

Notes:

The "Directory specific for each OS" in this section are as follows.

Solaris

/opt/FJSVJOBSC

HP-UX version

/opt/FHPJOBSCH

AIX version

/usr/FAIXJOBSC

Linux

/opt/FJSVJOBSC