This is a list of the posts that I have done that have step by step instructions for doing things. Hopefully, this list will grow.
Virtual PeopleSoft Installation
You may want to wait until I have all of the bugs worked out before you try to follow my directions. I am currently stuck at getting the database built. But, I decided to go ahead and publish what I have because I at least have an Oracle 11g database running.
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This PSST0101, I think it can work. I just started a PeopleSoft FSCM 9 build on Fedora 10(Dell XPS M1530). I’m connect thru the network from a old PENT4 hp desktop that has xp pro / oracle 10g / fscm9. And, yes this is the slow way of doing it. I just had problems with SQLPLUS in linux and didn’t feel like trying to figure why some commands weren’t working. I am hoping this build will work all the way through PIA and login to PeopleSoft. Than I will only need the PeopleSoft tools App Designer, Data Mover, etc… I would like to use data mover to build the database, as it will create dms for you and you don’t have edit the delivered scripts . I know. You still have to edit some a little. I’d really liked the comment about java and Tuxedo. I had problems in Ubuntu 8 and didn’t understand that Tuxedo needed other java. I pulled the hard drive and put in another. I tried the VMWare in vista and didn’t like it as vista ultm takes so much memory and cpu time. I have learned alot and have much more to go. I started this learning experience 2 months ago. With the help of many on web, I have installed Oracle and FSCM 9 on XP Pro, Oracle on Ubuntu 8, Oracle on Fedora 10, Oracle with Vista\VMWare\OEL4 . Yes. I am new to this. I’ve been around PeopleSoft since PeopleSoft 6. But in functional and application security roles. I’ll get back later with progress of PSST0101. Cliff Moore
Comment by Cliff More — December 16, 2008 @ 6:21 pm |
Hello. do you know the solution for this error…. error while loading shared libraries libpsbtunicode.so Cliff Moore
Comment by Cliff Moore — March 17, 2009 @ 11:56 am |
Do you have the time to give a brief description of the default folders from a peopletools install? I am currently on 8.47.16 (windows and SQL 2000)
We are working on doing an upgrade, I have no documentation on a past Hx of installs…and have a lot of extra folders / files.
I am trying to slowly determine what is needed (customizations) vs. old stuff vs. just end user stuff that is probably not needed…
I have searched and cannot really find a general description for each directory that is created in the PT’s install.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
lee
Comment by Lee — April 2, 2009 @ 12:20 pm |
Lee,
Sorry it took me a while to get this done, but here is a link to a new post that list these directories. Hope it helps:
http://psst0101.wordpress.com/2009/04/14/peoplesoft-home-subdirectories/
Comment by digitaleagle — April 14, 2009 @ 6:33 am |
Great article….
Comment by baim — October 10, 2009 @ 4:28 pm |