Synopsis
[Windows]
stemSetPrjMaster.exe {set | del} -p project name [-sys subsystem number][UNIX]
stemSetPrjMaster.sh {set | del} -p project name [-sys subsystem number]Description
The stemSetPrjMaster command makes settings to treat the project registered in Systemwalker Operation Manager as master information of the daily schedule management. The project specified in this command is used as the master definition to be extracted and applied by the daily schedule management.
Since the project specified in this command is treated as the master definition, it is not scheduled on the master database.
Options
set
Performs master setting on a designated project. Scheduling the project on which the master setting has been performed is suppressed.
del
Deletes the master setting of the designated project.
-p project name
Specifies the project on which master setting is performed, or specifies the project of which master setting is deleted. The project name must be specified with 45 bytes or less.
-sys subsystem number
Specify a subsystem number between 0 and 9.
Only the projects in the subsystem specified in this option can be target of master setting. If omitted, the default is subsystem 0.
Return Values
Completed
Abended
Command Location
Windows | Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\mpwalker.jm\bin |
Solaris | /opt/FJSVstem/bin |
Privilege Required
System administrator (user belonging to the Administrator group or superuser) privileges are required.
Cautions
If the project name is suffixed by five bytes of "+" or "=" and four digits, the master setting is disabled.
The projects that have been set in the master are no longer scheduled on the master database at either of the following points:
When the day change time is reached after the master settings were made
When the Jobscheduler daemon/service of the subsystem to which the project belongs has been restarted after the master settings were made
The projects on which the master settings have been removed can be scheduled at either of the following points:
When the day change time is reached after the master settings were removed
When the Jobscheduler daemon/service of the subsystem to which the project belongs has been restarted after the master settings were removed
Note that the projects stored in the master information folder of client are set as the master and are no longer scheduled.
Execution Results/Output Format
None
Error contents are output to the standard output.
Example
[UNIX]
When setting "SalesPRJ" as the master:
# stemSetPrjMaster.sh set -p SalesPRJ