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Installing and Updating the OVO Configuration on the Managed Nodes Selective Distribution of User-selected Files to Managed Nodes 212 # Database SPI # DBSPI dbspi # general prefix for most files DBSPI ntwdblib.dll # used for MS SQL on Windows DBSPI sqlakw32.dll # used for MS SQL on Windows DBSPI libopc_r.sl # used for Oracle 7.3.4 on <strong>HP</strong>-UX 11.00 # end of section Database SPI # SPI for mySAP.com # sap r3 # general prefix for most files sap sap_mode.sh sap netperf.cmd # used for the NETPERF subagent sap OvCor.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap OvItoAgtAPI.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap OvMFC.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap OvR3Wrapper.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap OvReadConfig.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap OvSpiASER3.dll # used for SAP on Windows sap librfc32.dll # used for SAP on Windows # end of section SPI for mySAP.com # PeopleSoft SPI # This is partitioned into 4 node groups. # The PS DB Server nodes need the files from the Oracle SPI as well. # PSAppServer psspi PSBatchServer psspi PSDBServer psspi PSDBServer dbspi # used for the PS DB Server nodes PSDBServer libopc_r.sl # used for Oracle 7.3.4 on <strong>HP</strong>-UX 11.00 PSWebServer psspi # end of section PeopleSoft SPI The syntax of the seldist file is as follows: Text after a hash (#) is treated as a comment and is not evaluated. In all uncommented lines, only the first two words are evaluated: DBSPI dbspi sap r3 Chapter 3
Installing and Updating the OVO Configuration on the Managed Nodes Selective Distribution of User-selected Files to Managed Nodes The first word represents the node group name, for example DBSPI and sap, and the second word represents either a file name prefix or an individual file. For example, dbspi and r3 are file name prefixes, and ntwdblib.dll and sap-mode.sh are individual files. NOTE All file names are treated as prefixes. For example, the file name ntwdblib.dll would also stand for ntwdblib.dll.old. The same node group can be specified several times and thus it is possible to specify multiple prefixes, file names, or both for the same node group. The same prefix can be specified for several node groups. This is the case where several SPIs may share a common subset of files. An example is the PeopleSoft SPI which ships certain DBSPI files that are used on a PeopleSoft database server. The relevant lines of the seldist file are: DBSPI dbspi PS_DB_Server dbspi A file matching the dbspi prefix, for example, dbspicao, is distributed to a node only if that node belongs to either of the node groups DBSPI or “PS DB Server”. Similarly, it is even possible specify prefixes that are subsets of each other. NOTE Any files that do not display in the seldist file or do not match any of the listed prefixes, will always be distributed to all nodes, in the same way as they would be distributed to all nodes if the seldist functionality is not enabled. To use node groups with spaces, put them in double quotes in /etc/opt/OV/share/conf/OpC/mgmt_sv/seldlist file. If a node group does not contain spaces, quoting is not necessary. For example: "node group 1" prefix1 Node group names may be localized. Chapter 3 213
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