This is a continuation of my virtual PeopleSoft installation. In this step, we will run Data Mover to load the database. To see the complete list of steps, click here.
Because I installed the data into the Linux version of the pshome and the program is running out of the Windows pshome, I had to create some symbolic links.
cd ~/pshome-win/
mv data data-old
ln -s ~/pshome/data data
But, that didn’t work. It still needed access to files in the setup directory. So, I got a better idea:
cd ~/pshome
ln -s ~/pshome-win/bin bin-win
Open Data mover (psdmtx). I opened it from the pshome share, bin-win, client, winx86 directory.
Choose File > Database Setup
Keep the defaults for the database type screen.
Then, I chose a demo database at the bottom first. Next, I chose the HRCS option and clicked the Add button.
Keep the defaults for the database parameters.
Finally, the wizard closed and left the new script in the window.
Next, I click on the run button (or File, Run) to run the script.
When I checked on everything in the morning, I found that the virtual computer had rebooted. It may have been a good idea to unplug the host computer from the network so the virtual did not have access to the Internet to download updates for Windows.






Open Data mover (psdmtx). I opened it from the pshome share, bin-win, client, winx86 directory.
Forgive me for asking. How did you open datamover. I mean what was the command? I got to that point and didn’t know what to write. Cliff Moore
Comment by Cliff Moore — February 20, 2009 @ 10:22 am |
Cliff,
Data Mover is psdmtx.exe. It is located in \bin\client\winx86\psdmtx.exe. You can just double click on it to run it. You can login either with a PeopleSoft ID or with a Database ID.
You might also have to run pscfg.exe and configure the Connect ID, which is typically, PEOPLE.
Hope this helps,
Stephen
Comment by digitaleagle — February 20, 2009 @ 11:18 am |
Stephen,
What user id to use in the data mover signon screen? I could not get that passed. Thanks!
Comment by Cary — September 9, 2009 @ 7:22 pm |
Cary,
I did this in Bootstrap mode, which means I used the database user. Since this is an Oracle database, I used the SYSADM account in the Oracle database. That user should be setup during the database creation.
Comment by digitaleagle — September 11, 2009 @ 5:58 am