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The icmrm_validator_logging.xml file is installed with the Resource Manager

code in the WebSphere Application Server installedApps path.

 On AIX, the default path to the file is:

/usr/WebSphere/AppServer/installedApps/<nodename>/icmrm.ear/icmrm.wa

r/icmrm_validator_logging.xml

 On Solaris, the default path is:

/opt/WebSphere/AppServer/installedApps/<nodename>/icmrm.ear/icmrm.wa

r/icmrm_validator_logging.xml

 On Windows, the default path is:

x:\WebSphere\AppServer\installedApps\<nodename>\icmrm.ear\icmrm.war\

icmrm_validator_logging.xml

<nodename> is the WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation or

WebSphere Application Server nodename.

14.7.6 Resource Manager/Library Server validation utility

The Resource Manager/Library Server validation utility queries the Library

Server for all of the objects that were created or updated in a specified time

period. It then searches the Resource Manager database and detects any

discrepancies. The utility runs on the Resource Manager server and requires

connectivity to the Library Server database.

To start the utility, navigate to the Resource Manager bin directory and type

icmrmlsval.sh or icmrmlsval.bat.

The utility requires input parameters that are described in Table 14-2. Both

dashes (-) and forward slashes (/) are handled as the parameter separator. The

parameter tags are supported in both lower and upper case.

Table 14-2 Resource Manager/Library Server validation utility parameters

Parameter Description

-B YYYY-MM-DD-HH.MM.SS The beginning time and date of the objects to

examine. Use this parameter with the -E parameter

to restrict the number of objects that the utility must

examine. This parameter is optional. If it is not

present, all of the objects prior to the -E date are

returned, or all of the objects are returned if -E is also

not defined.

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The utility creates a temporary table, RMLSITEMS, which is used to accumulate

object statistics for the validation. At the end of the validation, this table is

normally dropped. If the utility determines that the table is present, it presumes

that another version of the utility is operating, and exits. If the table is left behind

due to an aborted run, you need to drop this table. Connect to the Resource

Manager database and drop the table with the following command:

db2 drop table RMLSITEMS

This is an example of how to invoke the Resource Manager/Library Server utility

on an AIX server:

./icmrmlsval.sh -F /reportsdirectory -B 2002-08-30-00.00.00 -E

2002-09-01-00.00.00

Understanding the Resource Manager/Library Server reports

The base file names of the reports are icmrmlsvalYYMMDDHHMMSS_Report Type

string.xml. The Report Type string identifies the type of discrepancies a report

contains. The description of the different report types are detailed in this section.

The timestamp enables the administrator to run the utility multiple times without

overwriting the output files. Examples of default names with the default report

type are:

 cmrmlsval20020531123456_ORPHAN.xml

 cmrmlsval20020531123456_NOTINRM.xml

 cmrmlsval20020531123456_SIZEMISMATCH.xml

 cmrmlsval20020531123456_COLLECTIONMISMATCH.xml

 icmrmlsval20020531123456_DATEMISMATCH.xml

-E YYYY-MM-DD-HH.MM.SS The ending time and date of the objects to

synchronize. Use this parameter with the -B

parameter to restrict the number of objects that the

utility must examine. This parameter is optional. If it

is not present, all of the objects after the -B date are

returned, or all of the objects are returned if -B is also

not defined.

-F output-path The absolute path to be used for the output files. The

utility creates the UTF-8 XML files in this directory.

This parameter is required.

-H This parameter displays help information about how

to invoke the utility. All other parameters are ignored

and no processing occurs.

Parameter Description