Stat 6.2 - User Guide


Problem	Explanation/Solution
When changing the printer (File \| Print Setup) to generic text only, the font for the open description on CSRs changes to Roman 10cpi. This is the only available font listed until changing the printer back and re-opening the CSR.	Quest® Stat® has no control over font displays. This is a function of Windows®. Similar behavior occurs in Microsoft® Word.
Receive the following error message from the Stat Central Agent when printing a scheduled report “-9 error opening print job in Stat Central Agent scheduled report”	Verify that the printer to which you are trying to print your scheduled job exists on the machine where the Stat Central Agent is running. Also verify that the Host Printer name on the Stat Central Agent matches the printer name on the machine. For more information on the Stat Central Agent Printers, see the book Stat System Administration, Chapter 6, “Configuring the Stat Central Agent”.

Appendix: Migration Options

With the various wizards and migration tools provided by Stat, you can migrate objects in several different ways. However, depending on the kind of migration you want to perform, you must use certain wizards and tools instead of others. For example, you can use the Rapid Recovery Wizard to migrate an archive set that is in a closed CSR, but you cannot use the Archive Sync Wizard.

This appendix compares the various wizards and migration tools and tells you which ones you should use depending on the kind of migration you want to perform.


	NOTE: Access to certain migration tools and wizards is controlled by user class rights.


I want to migrate:	CSR Migration	Mass Migration	Rapid Recovery	Release Recovery	Archive Sync Wizard	Object Archive Search Wizard
Objects that are not locked in the target environment	N	N	Y	Y	N	Y
Objects that are locked in the target environment on a different CSR	N	N	Y	Y	N	Y
Archive set that is in a closed CSR	N	N	Y	Y	N	Y
A subset of objects in an archive set	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Archive sets that are not marked Ready to Migrate and approvals not required	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	Y
Archive sets that are not marked Ready to Migrate and approvals are required	N	N	Y	Y	Y	Y
To a target environment that requires approvals but the approvals are not met	N	N	Y	Y	Y	Y
Files to distributed environments by migrating to the distribution environment	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y
Files directly to distributed environments	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y
Files to the assigned developer's working directory	Y	N	N	N	N	Y
Objects marked for deletion to a target environment	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Objects to a target environment where workflow does not allow migrations to a target environment in the current CSR status	N	N	Y	Y	Y	Y
To a target environment that is not on a CSR migration path	N	N	Y	Y	N	N

Appendix: User-Specific Parameters

This appendix provides instructions for defining user-specific post migration step parameters.

In the Post Migration Step Parameters Maintenance table, system administrators define public user-based parameters that can be included in the definition of post migration command steps. However, because these parameters specify a set of default values that may not be applicable to you, such as user ids or download directories, you can define parameters that apply specifically to you. You can define entirely new parameters, or you can define user-specific values that override the default values of public parameters.

For more information on post migration parameters, see the book Stat System Administration, Chapter 5, “General Maintenance Tables”.

To define user-specific parameters:

Select User Options | Pre/Post Migration User Parameters.

When first opened, the Post Migration User Parameters window displays the public user-based parameters that have been defined by system administrators in the Post Migration Parameters Maintenance table. Here you can create a new parameter that is specific to you, or you can define a value specific to you that overrides the values of a public parameter.

To define a new parameter, do the following:

Click New.

Enter the parameter name.

Enter the parameter value in the My Value field.


	NOTE: If you do not enter a parameter value, the value defaults to null.

(Optional) Select the encrypted option if you do not want the parameter value to be visible to users executing the post migration custom command step.

To define a user-specific value for a public parameter, do the following:

Select the parameter and enter the value you want in the My Value field.

When used in the definition of a custom command post migration step, this value will be used instead of the public value.

(Optional) Select the encrypted option if you do not want the parameter value to be visible to users executing the post migration custom command step.

Click OK.

Appendix: Supported PeopleSoft Proprietary Objects

The following is a list of all the PeopleSoft® proprietary objects that you can logically lock, archive, and migrate in Stat. The objects are categorized by the four application versions of PeopleSoft that Quest® Stat® currently supports.


Object
Access Group
Activity
Analytic Model
Analytic/Problem Type
Application Data Set Definition (Also known as Data Set Definition)
Application Engine PeopleCode
Application Engine Program
Application Engine Section
Application Package
Application Package PeopleCode
Approval Rule Set
Archive Object Definition
Archive Template
Archive Templates (Type 2)
BIP Data Src Defn
BIP File Defn
BIP Report Defn
BIP Template Defn
Business Interlink
Business Process
CI Property PeopleCode
Color
Component
Component Interface
Component Interface PCode
Component PeopleCode
Component Rec Field PCode
Component Rec PeopleCode
Composite Query
Connected Query Definition
Cube Definition
Cube Instance Defn
Definition Security (Object Security Group)
Delimited Document
Dependency Document
Diagnostic Plug-In
Dimension
Document
Document Schema
Essbase Cube Connection
Essbase Cube Dimension
Essbase Cube Outline
Essbase Cube Template
Feed Category
Feed Data Type
Feed Definition
Field
Field Format
File Layout Definition
File Reference
File Type Code
HTML
HTML Document
IB Queues
Image
Index
Integration Group
Java® Portlet User Preferences
Job Definition
JSON Document
MAP Admin
Map Layout
Map Store (Supported in version 8.55 and later)
Map Template
Mass Change Datetime Parms
Mass Change Prompt Records
Mass Change Template
Mass Change Type
Menu
Menu PeopleCode
Message Catalog Entry
Message Channel
Message Definition
Message Node
Message PeopleCode
Message Schema
Mobile Page
nVision Scope
Object Security Group (Definition Security)
Optimization Model
Page
Page Field PeopleCode
Page PeopleCode
Permission List
Portal Registry Definition
Portal Registry Structure
Portal Registry User Favorite
Portal Registry User Homepage
Positional Document
Process Definition
Process Type
Project
PS/Query
Record
Record Group
Record PeopleCode
Recurrence Definition
Related Content Configuration
Related Content Definition
Related Content Layout
Related Content Service
Relational Document
Relationship
Role
Search Attributes
Search Category
Search Context
Search Definition
Server Definition
Service Operation
Service Operation Handler
Service Operation Routing
Service Operation Version
Services
SQL
Strings Table
Style
Style Sheet
Subscription PeopleCode
TableSet Control
TableSet ID
Test
Test Case
Tree
Tree Structure
URL Definition
WSDL
WSRP Cloned Portlet Handle
WSRP Remote Portlet
WSRP Remote Producer
Xlat/Translate
XML Document
XMLP Data Src Defn (Also known as BIP Data Src Defn)
XMLP File Defn (Also known as BIP File Defn)
XMLP Report Defn (Also known as BIP Report Defn)
XMLP Template Defn (Formerly named BIP Template Defn)
XSLT

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