Managing pre-provisioning and post-provisioning script files


Pre-provisioning and post-provisioning scripts are managed by using the Actions Repository. See Managing Actions. Entries appear on the Custom Scripts Configuration page in provisioning wizards.

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You can use the following XML template in either the editable or non-editable section of your template to pre-define or lock down entries.

Warning

Note

Entries listed have the pre-provisioning or post-provisioning option selected in the Actions repository.


Scripts are run in the order they are listed in the template.

Information
Example

<!-- Provisioning Scripts Configuration -->
<preprovisioning_scripts>
<!--
Name: Pre-provisioning scripts
Description: List of pre-provisioning scripts to be run.
Required: This is not a required field.
Requirements: The fully qualified name of the Action, as it appears in the Repository, to be run as a pre-script.
<script>/domain_a/db_archivelog_mode_disable</script>
<script>/domain_a/subdomain/check_env_variables</script>
-->

</preprovisioning_scripts>
<postprovisioning_scripts>
<!--
Name: Post-provisioning scripts
Description: The name of the Action to be run as a post-script.
Required: This is not a required field.
Requirements: The fully qualified name of the Action, as it appears in the Repository, to be run as a post-script.
<script>/domain_a/db_archivelog_mode_enable</script>
<script>/domain_a/subdomain/qa_script</script>
-->

</postprovisioning_scripts>

 

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BMC Database Automation 8.2