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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Servers
  4. Console Client
  5. Search Clients
  6. Table Loader
  7. Update Synchronizer
  8. Globalization
  9. Siebel Connector
  10. Web Services
  11. ASM Workbench
  12. Cluster Merge Rules
  13. Forced Link and Unlink
  14. System Backup and Restore
  15. Batch Utilities

updsvc Utility

updsvc Utility

Use the updsvc utility to create a Windows service for the Synchronization Server. Before you run the utility, you must update the values of the following environment variables in the
<MDM Registry Edition Installation Directory>\bin\multistart.bat
file:
  • SSATOP=<
    MDM Registry Edition
    Installation Directory>
  • SSA_SEHOST=<Search Server Host:Port>
  • SSA_RBHOST=<Rulebase Server Host:Port>
  • SSA_CSHOST=<Console Server Host:Port>
  • SSAWORKDIR=<Absolute Path for the Log Files>
The updsvc utility writes the log messages to the
sync.log
and
sync.err
files when a service runs.
Use the following syntax to run the updsvc utility:
updsvc install <Service Name> "%SSABIN%\multistart.bat odb:0:userid/password@service <System> <IDT>" "%SSABIN%\multistop.exe -p<System> -e<IDT> -h<Console Server Host:Port>"
Configure the following parameters:
Service Name
Name of the service that you want to create. The updsvc utility adds the
IDS_
prefix to the service name to ensure that the
MDM Registry Edition
services group together when you view them in the Service Control Manager.
odb:0:userid/password@service
Rulebase connection string. A rulebase connection string includes the rulebase number, the service name that
MDM Registry Edition
uses to refer to the database service, and the user credentials to access the database service. For example:
odb:99:ssa/ssa@ora920
System
Name of the system to synchronize.
IDT
Name of the identity table that you want to process. Ensure that the identity table is available in the specified system.
Console Server Host
Host name of the Console Server.
Port
Port number on which the Console Server listens.
After you create a service, use the command line or the Service Control Manager to start the service.
To start a service from the command line, run the following command:
sc start IDS_<Service Name>
, where
Service Name
is the name of the service that you want to start.
To stop a service from the command line, run the following command:
sc stop IDS_<Service Name>
, where
Service Name
is the name of the service that you want to stop.

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