You have:
· A user ID with the access rights of the system administrator on SQL Server and DBOwner on the IDES database.
· Set the user database login parameters in the registry.
· A user ID and a password for the CRM server you want to connect to.
You must know the details of the CRM server you want to connect to.
You can get the server details in the SAP Logon screen.
1. On the Taskbar, choose Start à Run.
The Run dialog box appears.
2. Enter cmd and choose OK.
The Command Prompt appears.
3. Enter the following command:
<Application Path>\ LptProvider.exe/StartupOption –MW <server name;client; language;user;password> -F <filename> -I <filename> -NoConnTrans -DecentralizedLog
The default application path is C:\Program Files\SAP\Mobile\Bin.
The following table explains the parameters of the command.
Parameter |
Optional / Mandatory |
Description |
StartupOption |
Mandatory |
Indicates the startup option in which the Rollout Manager must be executed. You can specify one of the following values: · /Replacement Executes the application in the replacement mode · /Rollout Executes the application in the rollout mode · /LPTRestoresite Executes the application from the restoration of the application database from the stationary site till ConnTrans is invoked (Step 4) for all the mobile client rollout sites. For more information, see Intermediate Step Execution of the Mobile Client Rollout Manager. · /LPTAssignsite Executes the application from the assignment of site till ConnTrans is invoked (Step 4) for all the mobile client rollout sites. For more information, see Intermediate Step Execution of the Mobile Client Rollout Manager. · /LPTConnTrans Invokes ConnTrans on all the replacement laptops for the mobile client sites that are already assigned.
This parameter is applicable only for the mobile client sites that are already assigned. Therefore, you cannot specify this parameter for the rollout sites. |
MW |
Mandatory |
The Middleware parameters that must be provided to connect to the CRM server. |
F |
Mandatory |
The site name and the machine name of the laptop that is being used to start the Rollout Manager. This information must be stored in a .txt file and the name of this file is given as a parameter when starting the command line option. Within the .txt file, the semicolon must be used as a separator between the site name and the machine name. Each line in the text file would correspond to a particular rollout/replacement site information. |
I |
Optional |
Specifies the file to which messages are to be logged. If not provided then the default application log settings are used. The default application log can be found at <NT Username>\temp\Rolloutlog.txt |
NoConnTrans |
Optional |
Specifying this parameter will not start ConnTrans by default on all laptops. |
DecentralizedLog |
Optional |
Creates individual log files for each rollout site in addition to the centralized log file. In such a case, the centralized log file contains information related to the stationary site only. The site specific information is logged to the individual log files. This allows the administrator to monitor individual sites and perform the required action (if any).The individual site specific log files are stored in the same location where the centralized log file is stored. The naming convention of the site specific log files is <centralized log filename>_<site name>.TXT. You can also enable decentralized logging by using the DecentralizedLog registry key that is available under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\SAP\MSA\MW\MCRM. However, this key is not available by default. It is created when you execute the application for the first time either through the UI or the command line. Therefore, if you do not specify this parameter (the next time you execute the application), the value of the registry key is used. However, if you specify this parameter, the value of the registry key is ignored. |
The Rollout Manager is executed in the specified mode. When the command line option is used, an icon appears in the system tray indicating that the Rollout Manager is functioning.
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1. Enter the following command to execute the Rollout Manager in Rollout mode.
C:\Program Files\SAP\Mobile\Bin\LptProvider.exe /ROLLOUT –MW <Q31;500;EN;John;initial> -F <sites.txt> -I <C:\Program Files\SAP\mobile\bin\rolloutlog.txt>
2. Enter the following command to execute the Rollout Manager from the restoration of the database (Step 2) till ConnTrans is invoked (Step 4). The command also creates site specific log files.
C:\Program Files\SAP\Mobile\Bin\LptProvider.exe /LPTRestoresite –MW <Q31;500;EN;John;initial> -F <sites.txt> -I <C:\Program Files\SAP\mobile\bin\rolloutlog.txt> -DecentralizedLog