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When you create a domain for a PeopleSoft application server, the default configuration for the Tuxedo listener is a variable called %PS_MACH% (which expands to the hostname of the machine). When the domain is booted, the hostname is resolved into an IP address and that is what the Tuxedo listener will bind to. This is generally what you want for the most common scenarios, but there are cases where you want to change it. Binding to localhost I used to do lots of PeopleTools demos in the PeopleSoft corporate visit center when customers came…

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One of the projects that we have hosted on Code.GreySparling is a very cool way to work with PeopleSoft Component Interfaces. If you do any sort of testing or data loading or Component Interface development with PeopleSoft applications, then this is for you. What's a Component Interface? For those that haven't worked with Component Interfaces before, they provide programmatic access to PeopleSoft components and are used extensively within PeopleSoft applications as well as providing the underlying mechanisms for PeopleSoft Web Services. When you see Oracle Fusion in action at OpenWorld this year and…

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Dave Kurtz has a nice writeup over at OakTable.net on using App Engine meta-sql to add hints to dynamically generated SQL. I missed it when it was first published back in March, but it just came in handy for me. Thanks Dave! Labels: 2010, AppEngine, Performance, sql

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System Availability. This is a very important topic, that has received a lot of attention, especially in the area of handling system failover, redundancy, and disaster recovery. This is obviously and important topic, but for most organizations, represents the smallest fraction of system outages with their PeopleSoft applications. It is the planned outages where an organization needs to kick people off the system to perform system administration functions that represents the majority of downtime for most PeopleSoft environments, and the one area that we will discuss in more detail…

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This is an update to our Editing Enhancements for PeopleCode and SQR blog entry, and was covered in one of our recent webinars for learning to be an expert in PeopleSoft. One of the things you'll notice if you go through a PeopleCode trace is that there's way too much detail if you're trying to learn what's going on under the covers. We've found that if you can navigate to the page you want to learn about, turn on tracing, perform a few actions, and then review the trace, you'll pick it up a lot…

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