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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>You may want to copy PS_HOME for many reasons:<br /> <br /> * Loading PeopleSoft onto another machine<br /> <br /> * Creating a copy for a new version of Peoplesoft<br /> <br /> Putting together some thoughts on the copying of PS_HOME:<br /> <br /> === Using $PS_CFG_HOME ===<br /> This makes life alot easier as it takes appserver and process scheduler config away from the standard PS_HOME. I would recommend recreating your App Server and Process Scheduler domains after the copy as this will reset items such as psappsrv.env for you.<br /> <br /> === psconfig.sh ===<br /> <br /> === psadmin Link ===<br /> <br /> === SQR/SQC Set Up ===</div>

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