Java

Name

SetOdtParam

Sets ODT parameter values

Synopsis

SetOdtParam

parameter=value

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Description

Sets ODT parameter values in a shell script. The parameters deals with preventing the replay of the ODT for a given operating system, the maximum time allowed for the replay, the type of the ODT, and the user identifier assigned to the replay.

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Parameters

SetOdtParam accepts the following parameters:

Replay_osname	Prevents to replay the ODT on the osname operating system. Valid values for osname are: solaris_a Solaris aix_a AIX hpux_b HP_UX intel_a Windows Windows_NT Windows Unix Solaris, AIX and HP-UX The only possible value for Replay_osname is NO
Replay_jrename	Prevents to replay the ODT on the jrename JavaRunTime Environment. Valid values for jrename are: sunjre_a Solaris and Windows ibmjre_a AIX hpjre_a HP_UX msjre_a Windows (Microsoft JRE) The only possible value for Replay_osname is NO
max_time	The maximum time allowed to an ODT to replay, expressed in minutes. The default max_time value is 5 minutes, and the maximum possible value is 60.
TYPE	The ODT type. Can be set to JAVABATCH The ODT is a java ODT DataBase x P1 x P2P3 x PERFO x The xx
USER	The user identifier to use to run the ODT.

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Examples

To prevent an ODT from running with Windows

SetOdtParam Replay_intel_a=NO

To run a java ODT with AIX only and

SetOdtParam TYPE=JAVABATCH SetOdtParam Replay_Windows_NT=NO SetOdtParam Replay_solaris_a=NO SetOdtParam Replay_hpux_a=NO

To prevent an ODT from running with HP-UX and to not replay it with the Microsoft 'sJRE:

SetOdtParam TYPE=JAVABATCH SetOdtParam Replay_msjre_a=NO SetOdtParam Replay_hpux_b=NO

 

Environment Variables

SetOdtParam uses the following environment variables:

ADL_ODT_JRE

describes the JRE used for the ODT ( if not defined, this variable will be set to a default value)

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Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0	Successful completion
!=0	Failure

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History

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