To inactivate an environment, de-select Active. Stat displays a warning message if the environment is currently part of a migration path.
To define source file locations by environment, select the environment in the PeopleSoft environment Connection Maintenance window and click File Locations. This opens the Stat File Locations window, which displays a list of all the active PeopleSoft file types defined in Stat. For each file type, you can specify as many source file locations as you want. Source files can be located on different servers, or they can be located on the same server but in different directories.
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Click New. |
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In the File Type field, select the file type for which you want to define a location. |
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In the File Server field, select the server that the file directory is on. |
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In the File Path field enter the path of the file location starting after the predefined server's root or home path. |
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(Optional) Select Default Path if you want this to be the file type’s default source file location. |
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Click Test Connection. |
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To physically lock objects in a PeopleSoft environment, a user requires an operator ID and password by which to connect to that environment. You can define these operator IDs and passwords by user, as discussed in the section, Defining User Classes , or you can define them by environment. This is done in the PS Options window. In this window, you can also exclude certain object types from object locking within a selected environment and create migration approval lists.
The PS Options by Environment tab resembles the PS Options tab of the Other User Information window. The difference is that unlike the PS Options tab, which displays a list of all the environments that a specific user can connect to, the PS Options by Environment tab displays a list of all the users that can connect to a specific environment. From here you can assign to each user a separate operator ID and password. You can also configure CLI functionality. For more information, see Defining Stat Users .
NOTE: Users can define their own IDs and passwords by selecting User Options | PeopleSoft Options and entering the information in the PeopleSoft Options window. In addition, users can share the same PS Operator ID and password for staging purposes if that is how your PeopleSoft environment is configured. For example, you could assign all users the operator ID “PS” or “VP1.” |
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