24 Sept 2013

PeopleSoft Commands

Application Server

psadmin –h  ---Display command help and syntax
psadmin –v ---- Displays the PSADMIN version number, as in Version 8.50.
psadmin –env ---Display your current environment variables

Check the server status of the an application server domain (is it up or down):
psadmin -c sstatus -d YOURDOMAIN   -- Displays the Tuxedo processes and PeopleSoft server processes that are currently running in the  application server domain 
psadmin -c cstatus -d YOURDOMAIN  -- Displays the currently connected users in the  application server domain.
psadmin -c qstatus -d YOURDOMAIN  -- Displays status information about the individual queues for each server process in the  application server domain.
psadmin -c boot -d YOURDOMAIN         --It is for starting domain
psadmin -c parallelboot -d YOURDOMAIN --It is for starting domain  using the parallel boot option.
psadmin -c -pslist -d YOURDOMAIN--- Displays the processes that have been booted for the  domain. This includes the system process ID for each process
psadmin -c configure -d YOURDOMAIN ---- Reloads the domain configuration for the domain.
psadmin -c shutdown -d YOURDOMAIN     --It is for shutting down the server
psadmin -c shutdown! -d YOURDOMAIN   --It is for force Shutdown
psadmin -c preload -d YOURDOMAIN --- Preloads the server cache for the  domain. 
psadmin -c purge -d YOURDOMAIN -noarch -log "Manual Cache Purge"
psadmin -c cleanipc -d YOURDOMAIN    --It is for cleaning system resources
1. Boot PUB/SUB Services using tmadmin
  Select option '5' in PSADMINUTILITY i,e tmadmin
   >shutdown -g PUBSUB
   >boot -g PUBSUB 

Process Scheduler

Check the status of a process scheduler database (option 8):
psadmin -p sstatus -d YOURDB  --- Displays the Tuxedo processes and PeopleSoft server processes that are currently running in the domain.
psadmin -p cstatus -d YOURDB  --- Displays the currently connected users/clients.
psadmin -p qstatus -d YOURDB  --- Displays status information about the individual queues for each server process in the application server domain.
psadmin -p start -d YOURDB   --- It is to start the process scheduler
psadmin -p stop -d YOURDB  ----- It is to stop the process scheduler
psadmin -p kill -d YOURDB  ----kills the domain similar to force shutdown

psadmin -p cleanipc -d YOURDB--It is to clean system resources of prcs domain
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WebServer 
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11)  How to find weblogic vesion?
   A.       (a). Go to Environment->servers->select servername and click on Monitoring Tab
                   Here we find weblogic version.
          (b) In config.xml file we can find weblogic version.(/psoft/PT8.51/webserv/DN/config/config.xml)
         © In SetEnv.cmd file we can find weblogic version(/posft/PT8.51/weserv/DN/bin/SetEnv.sh)
         (d) In registry.xml file also we can find weblogic version

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