apsdbsetup.sh

The apsdbsetup.sh script is installed to the crystal directory of your installation. The script provides a text-based program that enables you to configure the APS database and APS clusters. You can add an APS to a cluster by selecting a new data source for its APS database. You can also delete and recreate (re-initialize) an APS database, copy data from another data source, or change the existing cluster name.

Note:    Before running this script, back up your current APS database. Also be sure to see Configuring the intelligence tier for additional information about APS clusters and configuring the APS database.

The script will prompt you for the name of your APS. By default, the APS name is hostname.aps. That is, the default name of an APS installed on a machine called MACHINE01 is MACHINE01.aps. To check the name of your APS (or any other server), view the contents of ccm.config and look for the server's launch string. The server's current name appears after the -name option.

For information about each of these topics, see Configuring the intelligence tier.