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Starting the ud32 Tool

Perform the following task to invoke the ud32 Tuxedo driver program in a PATROL interactive window. This utility allows you to query the Tuxedo Management Information Base (MIB).

The ud32 interface has two modes: edit and execute. Use edit mode first to define the query based on valid attribute and value pairs. Then use execute mode to run the query. The attributes are items such as operations, while the value is the data on which the attribute operates; for example, an attribute may contain the literal SRVCNM and the value contains the name of the service that you want called. The attribute-value pairs go in the Input FML field.

The Input FML field defines a FML fielded buffer (FMFR32) which is sent to ud32. ud32 provides a way to test Tuxedo services or to enter data in a database if the named service is one that accepts adds database records. For more information about ud32, see the Oracle Tuxedo user documentation.

Warning

Note

The APP_PW field on the ud32 Utility dialog box requires that a value be entered whenever the Security box is checked. However, patcol runs as an administrator, and BEA allows the administrator to bypass certain security requirements. Therefore, the password is not verified and any value entered in the field will be accepted, however, something must be entered in the field.

Before you begin

 

Ensure that you have completed the following items:

  • Installed the PATROL Agent and Console and have them running
  • Loaded and configured the PATROL for Oracle Tuxedo

To Start the ud32 Tool

  1. Right-click the BEATUX_SYSTEM application icon.
  2. Choose KM Commands > Admin. Tools > ud32.
     The ud32 Utility dialog box appears.
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  3. Select Edit
  4. Enter an attribute and value pair.
     The attribute-value pairs will be written to the Input FML field.

  5. Click Accept.

    Warning

    Note

    Edit more attribute and value pairs, if necessary, until the Input FML field contains the buffer you want sent to ud32.

  6. Enter security information, if needed.
     If the Tuxedo domain has the APP_PW or ACL service turned on, the Security checkbox will be checked and you must enter the appropriate application password and administrator password.
  7. Select Execute.
  8. Click Accept to run the query.

    The output appears in a task output window.

Where to go from here

You are ready to monitor the configured Tuxedo environment.

 

Tip: For faster searching, add an asterisk to the end of your partial query. Example: cert*

BMC PATROL for Oracle Tuxedo 6.3