I published a post with the scripts in them:

http://psst0101.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/startup-scripts/

Hopefully, this will help. The order is the database, the app server, the batch server, and the web server.

As for COBOL, you only need it for those specific processes that use it. Payroll, like you mentioned, is a good example. You can run the HRMS system fine, except that you can’t run payroll. As far as an alternative, I don’t know of one. Your best bet is to install the COBOL that comes with PeopleTools either from edelivery.oracle.com or from the CD.

I want to know what u have added in .bat file. and in wht order.

Also want to know abt how to install cobol compiler which i hav not configured during installation
micro focus Net Express with .NET 5.1 will work? with PT8.48, HCM9.0, tuxedo 8.1, bea weblogic 8.1, oracle 10g.
when I installed I come to know tht cobol is not required but recently someone told me tht u require it to run some processes of absence management, payroll..etc is it so or is there any alternative to it??

I think it would be obviously safest to stop all of the services before you shutdown. But, that being said, I have an image in which it all starts by batch files that call the psadmin, start weblogic, etc. I don’t have anything that stops the services when I shutdown the images, and I haven’t had any trouble at all.

Just a thought: If you have the pieces as Windows Services, you can start and stop them with “net start service_name” and “net stop service_name”. So, you could create a batch file that has all the net stop commands to shutdown the services. You could just double click on this script before you shutdown your laptop.

If you have backups of everything though, I wouldn’t worry about it.

Hope that helps,

Stephen

* Install the database system such as Oracle or SQL Server
* Install the Web Server such as BEA WebLogic
* Install Tuxedo
* Run the PeopleTools Installer (creating the file system)
* Run the Application(HRMS) Installer (adding application code)
* Install/Configure the PeopleTools client (App Designer, Data Mover, etc)
* Create the database
* Configure the Application Server(psadmin)
* Install the PIA (PeopleSoft Pure Internet Architecture/Web Server)
* Configure the Process Scheduler

I have installed all these s\w on laptop and its working fine
but when shuting down the laptop do I need to
STOP PIA
STOP PROCESS SCHEDULAR
STOP APPLICATION SERVER
STOP BEA WEBLOGIC
STOP TUXEDO SERVICE
STOP ORACLE DATABASE INSTANCE ETC
EVERYTIME AND Also tell me if I can skip any service to stop which will not lead to corruption of file.
I have kept those services in ‘manual’ start up type in services.

I am not sure about the Vista home edition. I am guessing that it would work, but I am not sure. The “Home Edition” is the part that has me worried. We are running Windows Server 2003 on both the host and the VM.

As for the VMWare, we have 2GB of ram on the host and the setting for the VM is 1GB of ram allocated to the VM. I don’t know if it is possible that you have too much RAM allocated to the VM or not enough — just a thought.

Please let us know if you are able to get it working under Home Edition.

Thanks,

Stephen

Or else, VMWare is the only option for me?

Waiting for your reply,

Thanks

I wish I could help, but I don’t have one. Maybe someone else could post one. Or, you might try posting the question here:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=500

Thanks in advance.
jabm