IBM BPM, V8.0.1, All platforms > Install IBM BPM > IBM BPM Advanced for z/OS: Process Server > Configure IBM BPM Advanced for z/OS: Process Server > Completing the stand-alone configuration
Loading the database with system information
Before you can successfully start the stand-alone server, configuration data for the business process management applications must be loaded into the database. You can do this by using the bootstrap utility (bootstrapProcessServerData.sh).
- Create the DB2 for z/OS database objects by using the createDB2.sh script, or DB2 tools such as SPUFI or DSNTEP2.
- Update the configuration values for the stand-alone server.
Procedure
- On the stand-alone server node, access the UNIX System Services shell.
- In OMVS, switch to the administrator user ID.
For example:
su wsadmin
- Navigate to the WAS_HOME/profiles/default/bin directory of the stand-alone server profile.
For example:
cd /WebSphere/V8T4SA/AppServer/profiles/default/bin
- Run the bootstrapProcessServerData.sh script using the following syntax:
./bootstrapProcessServerData.sh –nodeName node_name –serverName server_name
where -nodeName specifies the name of the node, and -serverName specifies the name of the server.
For information about the syntax and optional parameters that you can use with the bootstrapProcessServerData.sh script, enter either of these commands:
./bootstrapProcessServerData.sh -h
./bootstrapProcessServerData.sh -?
Results
On completion, the database is updated.
What to do next
You can now start the server and verify the installation.
Completing the stand-alone configuration
Related tasks:
Create the databases
Update the configuration values for stand-alone servers
Starting the server and verifying the installation