10g data subsetting and wsh on linux

Question

Hi
I'm using mobile server 10g in standalone mode on a redhat and
i'd like to know how to use wsh to add/set some parameter variables for data subsetting to an application via wsh
i used to do it on 9i on windows by creating a .ini and running the command :
wsh -c data_subset.ini mobileadmin/[email protected]
with my .ini looking like that :
[DATABASE]
TYPE=ORACLE
[SNAPSHOTVAR]
NAME=DATASUBSET
PLATFORM=WIN32
VIRTUALPATH=/ARBRES_ALIGN_TEST
USER=ITEM-51357
VAR=ATELIER, ('NBE')
does anyone know how to do this on linux ? I see a wsh shell in my ORACLE_HOME/mobile/server/bin, but don't know what to do with it.
thanx a lot

Answer 1

same principle. create a .ini file and use wsh to import it
Navigate to $ORACLE_HOME/mobile/server/bin and execute wsh as below:
./wsh -c /<directory containing ini script>/<script name>.ini mobileadmin/<Standard Password on DB>@DB
NOTE ini script format (including all user set up is as follows
[DATABASE]
TYPE=ORACLE
[USER]
NAME=AARCHIBALD
PASSWORD=AARCHIBALD
ENCRYPTED=FALSE
FULLNAME=A Archibald
PRIVILEGE=C
[USER]
NAME=ABAILEY
PASSWORD=ABAILEY
ENCRYPTED=FALSE
FULLNAME=A Bailey
PRIVILEGE=C
[ACL]
APPLICATION=/fusionbci
ROLE=DEFAULT ROLE
USER=AARCHIBALD
ACCESS=ENABLED
ROLE=DEFAULT ROLE
USER=ABAILEY
ACCESS=ENABLED
[SNAPSHOTVAR]
NAME=V_PDA_FBS_SITE_DRIVER
PLATFORM=WIN32
VIRTUALPATH=/fusionbci
USER=AARCHIBALD
VAR=BI_ID,99977
USER=ABAILEY
VAR=BI_ID,71028
I see in you example you have the variable declaration as
VAR=ATELIER, ('NBE')
you should just need
VAR=ATELIER, NBE
we have had problems with quotes (in our case in user names) within the file