Control-M/Server PACTV.9.0.20.203


BMC Software is releasing patch PACTV.9.0.20.203 to correct a problem in version 9.0.20.200 of Control-M/Server.

Note

This patch is for Control-M/Server version 9.0.20.200. For Control-M/EM version 9.0.20.200, you must install patch PANFT.9.0.20.202.

Corrected Problem

The following problem is fixed in patch PACTV.9.0.20.203:

Tracking number

Description

CTM-6094

(AIX only) The Service Configuration Agent raises multiple instances of the same service causing a continual increase of memory and CPU usage.

Installing the Patch

This procedure describes how to install patch PACTV.9.0.20.203 on Control-M/Server on AIX.

Before You Begin

Obtain the installation package via EPD, as described in Obtaining-Control-M-Installation-Files-via-EPD.

Begin

  1. Extract the patch installation file that you obtained into a temporary directory with the following commands:
    cd <temporary directory>
    mkdir PACTV.9.0.20.203
    cd PACTV.9.0.20.203
    gunzip -c PACTV.9.0.20.203.tar.gz | tar xvf -
  2. Log in as the Control-M/Server user and navigate to the home directory.
  3. Shut down both the Control-M/Server and the Control-M/Server Configuration Agent with the following commands:
    • shut_ca
    • shut_ctm
  4. Run the following command:

    <temporary directory>/PACTV.9.0.20.203/install_patch.sh

  5. Restart both the Control-M/Server and the Control-M/Server Configuration Agent with the following commands:
    • start_ctm
    • start_ca

Uninstalling the Patch

This procedure describes how to uninstall patch PACTV.9.0.20.203 from Control-M/Server on AIX.

Begin

  1. Log in as the Control-M/Server user and navigate to the Control-M/Server home directory.
  2. Shut down both the Control-M/Server and the Control-M/Server Configuration Agent with the following commands:
    • shut_ca
    • shut_ctm
  3. Run the following command:

    ${HOME}/patches/PACTV.9.0.20.203/uninstall_patch.sh

  4. Restart both the Control-M/Server and the Control-M/Server Configuration Agent with the following commands:
    • start_ctm
    • start_ca

 

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