Problem:
When a new request is submitted in PeopleSoft (Main Menu > PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > System Process Requests), the request’s ‘Run Status’ completes with status ‘Success’, but the ‘Distribution Status’ remains at ‘Posting’.
Solution:
Ensure that the Process Scheduler Report Node and Distribution Details for the Server are correctly set up.
Problem:
When launching Application Designer on the PeopleSoft server, the following error appears:
Error: Could not resolve environment variable(s) in %PS_SERVDIR%logsPeopleTools.trc.
Note that PeopleTools 8.50 is running on this machine.
Solution:
Set the PS_SERVDIR environment variable to point to the process scheduler location.
Problem:
After creating clone (tramdmo), the DDDAUDIT report was run from Process Scheduler. The report completes successfully, but when trying the view the report (PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > Process Monitor, then Details > View Log/Trace), the fsdmo PIA login screen appears with the message:
You are not authorized to view the report(s).
Solution:
Navigate to PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > Report Nodes
Set URL to http://GLWEBAPP:8020/psreports/tramdmo
Set Description to TRAMDMO Reporting Node
Ensure Operating System is NT/Win200
Network Path is \glwebappe$psreports
The correct URL now appears:
Problem:
After running the following process:
Instance: 7082
Type: Application Engine
Name: GL_JRNL_IMP
Description: Flat File Journal Import
The following error appears in the message log:
Invalid parameter for GetAttachment(). Check environment variable PS_FILEDIR in process scheduler. (5825,118)
Solution:
In My Computer, navigated to E:PSOFTFS900webservPSOL_fsdmoinstalledAppsPSOL_fsdmoNodeCellPSOL.earPSOL.warhtmldoc
Searched under this htmldoc directory for all files containing PS_FILEDIR.
In file:///E:/PSOFT/FS900/webserv/PSOL_fsdmo/installedApps/PSOL_fsdmoNodeCell/PSOL.ear/PSOL.war/htmldoc/eng/psbooks/fglr/htm/fglr07.htm#d0e5496
the following appears:
You must define an environmental variable, PS_FILEDIR. This variable defines the temporary flat file location on the process scheduler that runs the file import process. If you have a Unix or OS390 process scheduler, you define this in the psconfig.sh file. If you have an NT process scheduler, you define this in the control panel [Micro Focus XDB Server for NX 5.1 Service Controller]. Please refer to the GetFile PeopleCode reference for more details or contact your system administrator.
Also in:
file:///E:/PSOFT/FS900/webserv/PSOL_fsdmo/installedApps/PSOL_fsdmoNodeCell/PSOL.ear/PSOL.war/htmldoc/eng/psbooks/tibr/htm/tibr25.htm#d0e44891
Setting PS_FILEDIR in Microsoft Windows Environments To set the PS_FILEDIR environment variable in Microsoft Windows environments:
Close any open DOS windows.
On your desktop, right-click the My Computer icon and click Properties.
The System Properties dialog appears.
Click the Advanced tab.
In the Environment Variables section, click the Environment Variables button.
The Environment Variables dialog box appears.
In the User variables for section, click New.
A New User Variable dialog box displays.
In the Variable Name field enter PS_FILEDIR.
In the Variable Value field, enter c:.
The path you specify is the location from where the system will upload files.
Click the OK button to exit the Environment Variables dialog box.
Click the OK button again to exit the System Properties dialog box.
Problem:
Under Process Monitor (PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > Process Monitor), reports are completing successfully, but hyperlinks to the posted reports are not appearing.
Solution:
The hyperlink appears under the Details column:
1. Select
2. Instance
3. Seq.
4. Process Type
5. Process Name
6. User
7. Run Date/Time
8. Run Status
9. Distribution Status
10. Details
Also, ensure that Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) is enabled in the Application Server.
Starting Application Server
To start the application server, log on to the gl-web-app server (10.18.14.30) using Terminal Services Client. Open Command Prompt and enter the following commands (in bold red):
C:> E:
E:> cd PSOFTFS900appserv
E:PSOFTFS900appserv> psadmin.exe
Enter the following options:
1) Application Server
1) Administer a domain
1) FSDMO
1) Boot this domain
1) Boot (Serial Boot)
Starting Batch Server/Process Scheduler
To start the batch server, log on to the gl-web-app server (10.18.14.30) using Terminal Services Client. Open Command Prompt and enter the following commands:
E:
cd PSOFTFS900appserv
psadmin.exe
Enter the following options:
2) Process Scheduler
1) Start a Process Scheduler Server
1) FSDMO
Starting Web Server (BEA WebLogic)
To start the batch server, log on to the gl-web-app server (10.18.14.30) using Terminal Services Client. Open Command Prompt and enter the following commands:
E:
Cd PSOFTFS900webservfsdmobin
startWebLogicAdmin.cmd
The final line shows:
Open a second Command Prompt and enter the following commands:
E:
Cd PSOFTFS900webservfsdmobin
startManagedWebLogic.cmd PIA
The final line shows:
Starting Web Server (IBM WebSphere)
Single Node
cd /d E:PSOFTFS900webservfsdevbin
startserver.bat server1 -profileName fsdev
Multi Node
cd /d E:PSOFTFS900webservPIA_fsdmobin
startserver.bat server1 -profileName PIA_fsdmo
Problem:
When processes submitted, status remains at “Posting”.
Solution:
Navigate to PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > Report Nodes
Create a new Node Name e.g. FSDMO1.
Under Distribution Node Details, set the URL: http://GLWebApp:8000/psreports/fsdmo
Set Description: FSDMO Reporting Node
Set Operating System: NT/Win2000
Under Connection Information, set Network Path: \glwebappe$psreports
Navigate to PeopleTools > Process Scheduler > Servers
Click Search, and then click PSNT.
Click the Distribution tab.
Under Server Distribution Details, in Distribution Node Name, enter FSDMO1.
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