NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 5.0 System Administrator's Guide

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>>>>ALTER TABLE $DATA00.MYSESS.SESSDATA
+>+> ADD COLUMN app_name VARCHAR(255) DEFAULT "" NOT NULL;
--- SQL operation complete.
>>>>
>>
End of SQLCI Session
Note: In the future, if you do not wish to be prompted for the
Persistent Session catalog, then please edit your setup
information file located at:
./.nsjsp_setup.info
Edit the the two entries for T1222SessionCatalog and
T1222SessionTable at the very end of this file. Replace the
persistent session catalog/subvolume [$SYSTEM.T1222CAT] with
the location of your persistent session catalog/subvolume.
Ensure that the dollar sign ($) is properly escaped.
/h/myInstall/webserver/servlet_jsp/conf:
nsjsp_digestPassword
The nsjsp_digestPassword script is an OSS shell script which allows you to
generate a digested form of your password. The syntax is:
nsjsp_digestPassword {digest algorithm} {clear-texted password}
An example:
/h/myInstall/webserver/servlet_jsp/conf: nsjsp_digestPassword MD5 myPassword
myPassword:deb1536f480475f7d593219aa1afd74c
/h/myInstall/webserver/servlet_jsp/conf:
nsjsp_cleanConfigBackups
The nsjsp_cleanConfigBackups script is an OSS shell script which helps the
operator to cleanup the older backup configuration files. NSJSP 5.0 automatically
saves copies of all of the configuration files such as the iTP_server.xml and all of
the context configuration files residing in the $NSJSP_HOME/conf/NSJSP/<host-
name>/ directories before they are updated using the admin web application.
Overtime, these backup files may need to be cleaned up. The syntax is:
nsjsp_cleanConfigBackups [-h] [-s]
[-d <cfg_backup_dir>]
[-n <number_of_days>]
where
-h
prints out help (usage information).
-s
runs in silent mode suppressing messages.