What are The Process Scheduler Configuration Files?
Answer Posted / chaitanya
When we create the Process Scheduler Domain, the files you see are created.
psprcs.cfg The configuration file is created by making a copy of the template file (nt.cfx or unix.cfx) in the PRCS directory. This file is used by the Process Scheduler Agent to set up the environment and determines which database and Process Scheduler configuration in the PSSERVERDEFN table will be used.
psprcsrv.ubx This file is a copy of the same file from the <PS_HOME>/appserv/prcs directory. As with the application server, this file has configuration information for Tuxedo that is used to manage the domain.
psprcsrv.ubb As with the Application server, this is the file generated to create the PSTUXCFG file.
psprcsrv.val This file contains validation parameters for PSADMIN when you configure the Process Scheduler Server.
psprcsrv.env This has the environment variables which are used, along with the psprcsrv.ubb file to create�
PSTUXCFG �this file which is used by the BBL to launch the Process Scheduler Domain.
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