JD Edwards EnterpriseOne System Administration Accelerated Rel 8.98

This course provides the skills necessary to successfully administer a distributed CNC configuration and to troubleshoot different types of error conditions. The student will learn how to configure and administer user security, data dictionary, and server administration.

Upon completion of this course, they will be able to confidently perform routine system maintenance duties and will be able to comfortably navigate and use the various logging mechanisms available to resolve many common system and application issues.

Additionally you will also learn how to set up environments, path codes, data sources, and object configuration manager (OCM). An integrated case study illustrates how these components work together. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to confidently describe components that make up the CNC Architecture and how they work together in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system.

The Activities in the course will guide to you to:

• Troubleshoot Path Code Definitions
• Define Data Source Terms
• Create a Data Source
• Generate a Data Source Report
• Troubleshoot Data Source Definitions and Object configuration manager
• Map UBEs Locally Using OCM
• Copy an Environment Using Environment Director Tool
• Use OCM
• Use Distributed Processing

Learn To:

• Configure and manage Solution Explorer
• Describe security within JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
• Administer the software life-cycle and Describe system administration troubleshooting
• Use Troubleshooting Techniques with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and Describe system administration
• Describe Configurable Network Computing and Implement the elements of CNC
• Demonstrate competence in the CNC architecture

Audience

• Web Administrator
• Administrator
• Technical Consultant
• Security Administrators
• Technical Administrator
• System Administrator
• System Analysts

Course Topics Technology Overview

• Describing CNC Terminology
• Describing CNC Architecture
• JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Metadata
• Describing the Development Cycle
• Describing Web Architecture
• Describing Server Manager
• Describing How to Access JD Edwards Documentation
• Setting Up the Help System

Describing Menus, Views and Versions

• Creating User-based or Custom Menus/Views
• Using Versions

Security Overview

• Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Components
• Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Architecture

Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Concepts

• Defining Users, Roles, and System IDs
• Defining the Implementation of User Accounts and Roles
• Discussing Environments
• Describing Solution Explorer Security
• Managing Fast Path

JDENet

• Analyzing JDENET Processes
• Analyzing Database Structures
• Starting and Stopping Services on OAS
• Starting and Stopping Services on WAS
• Describing Kernel Recycling

Managing Objects

• Describing Object Management Workbench
• Describing Object Management Configuration
• Evaluating the Data Browser
• Describing Batch Promotion Utility
• Using Interactive Versions
• Describing Package Build and Deployment

Administering Data Tools and Customization

• Describing UDCs
• Describing Data Dictionary
• Describing Vocabulary Overrides
• Describing User Overrides

Administering Batch Jobs

• Defining Printers
• Setting Up Batch Versions
• Describing the Work With Servers Application
• Using the Scheduler Application

Administering Media Objects and Flat File Encoding

• Describing Media Objects
• Setting Up Media Objects and Imaging
• Understanding Flat File Encoding

Describing Software Updates and Tools Releases

• Describing Software Updates and Tools Releases
• Applying Software Updates and Tools Releases

Troubleshooting Overview

• Describing General Troubleshooting Principles
• Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Components

Using Log and Configuration Files for Troubleshooting

• Defining JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Log Files
• Using the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne JDE.INI
• Describing Package Build Logs
• Server Manager Event Notification

Troubleshooting JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Components

• Appraising Troubleshooting for Data Access Problems
• Troubleshooting for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne CNC Problems
• Troubleshooting for Interactive and Batch Application Problems
• Troubleshooting for Server Communication Problems

Performing Web Troubleshooting

• Describing Web Architectures
• Describing Oracle Application Server Logging
• Defining Web Server Logs for Troubleshooting
• Evaluating Common JD Edwards HTML Web Server Post Install Issues

Using OMW for Troubleshooting

• Describing the OMW Application
• Using OMW Components for Troubleshooting

Using Applications to Troubleshoot

• Describing JD Edwards Support Services and Tools
• Setting Up Application Failure Recovery

Describing Middleware and Server Manager

• Describing Middleware
• Describing Server Manager

Describing User Sign-On Process

• Describing User Security
• Describing Data and Logic Requests

Describing a Typical Configurable Network Computing Setup

• Describing a Typical Customer Configuration
• Changing a Typical Configurable Network Computing (CNC) Setup

Creating Path Codes

• Describing Path Code Setup
• Creating Path Codes

Creating Data Sources

• Describing Data Sources
• Describing Database Structures

Using Object Configuration Manager

• Defining Object Configuration Manager
• Generating OCM Reports
• Illustrating OCM

Course Objectives

• Describe Menus/Views and Versions
• Security Overview and Describe JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Concepts
• Understanding JDENet and Managing Objects
• Administering Data Tools and Customizations and Technical Overview
• Administering Batch Jobs and Administering Media Objects and Flat File Encoding
• Describing Software Updates and Tools Releases and Troubleshooting Overview
• Using Log and Configuration Files for Troubleshooting
• Troubleshooting JD Edwards EnterpriseOne components
• Performing Web Troubleshooting and Using OMW for Troubleshooting
• Using applications for Troubleshooting
• Describing middleware and Server Manager and Describing the sign-on process
• Describing a typical CNC setup and Creating path codes
• Creating data sources and Using Object Configuration Manager
• Setting up environments
• Describing user roles and profiles
• Applying CNC concepts