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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne System Administration Accelerated Rel 9.x

Duration: 5 Days

What you will learn

This JD Edwards EnterpriseOne System Administration Accelerated Rel 9.x training teaches you how to successfully
administer a distributed CNC configuration. You will also learn how to troubleshoot different types of error conditions,
configure and administer user security, data dictionary and server administration.

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.

Benefits to You

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

Set Up Environments, Path Codes & More

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, you
will be able to confidently describe components that make up the CNC Architecture and how they work together in the
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system.

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.

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

Related Training

Required Prerequisites

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Common Foundation Rel 9.x

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

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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

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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

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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

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