Assigning Values to System Environment Variables
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Appendix A - Configuring Local and Agent Computers
Local or Agents
running
TUXEDO
test scripts
Specify the directory that contains the client software in the
variable
TUXDIR
.
Set the
NLSPATH
environment variable to the path of the
directory that contains the
TUXEDO
message file.
Set the value of
$TUXDIR/lib
to one of the following system
environment variables:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
(Solaris Agents)
SHLIB_PATH
(
HP-UX
Agents)
LIBPATH
(
AIX
Agents)
For Windows
NT
Local computers, these must be defined
only for
TUXEDO
client-only installations. The
TUXEDO
full
runtime installation process sets them automatically. For
more information, see the
TUXEDO
installation instructions.
Set one of the following:
The Workstation Listener's address to
WSNADDR
.
Example:
WSNADDR=//sparky:36001
WSNADDR=00028CA1C0A8F0D6
The Workstation Listener's host name and port to
WSLHOST
and
WSLPORT
. These variables override
WSNADDR
, if set.
Example:
WSLHOST=sparky
WSLPORT=36001
Local or Agents
running
TUXEDO
test scripts that
use
FML
typed
buffer field names
Set a list of
FML
field table file names to
FIELDTBLS
. This
variable is used by Agents running test scripts that contain
FML
typed buffer field name references. If this variable is not set,
functions that use
FML
typed buffer field names that are not
included in this list fails, causing dependent commands to fail.
Example:
FIELDTBLS=ct.fldtbl,inv.fldtbl
Set the absolute pathname of the directory containing the
FML
field table file to
FLDTBLDIR
. This variable is used by Agents
running test scripts that contain
FML
typed buffer field name
references. If this variable is not set, functions that use
FML
typed buffer field names that are not included in this list (for
example,
tux_setbuf_int()
) fails, causing dependent
commands to fail.
Example:
FLDTBLDIR=/u1/tuxapp/dat
Testing Platform
System Environment Variable Settings
