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Property Name

Property Code

Required

Description

PeopleSoft Project Name

FDPSOFT_PROJECT_NAME

Yes

The name of the PeopleSoft project.

PeopleSoft Object Types

FDPSOFT_OBJECT_TYPES

No

Comma separated list of object types as numbers to be included. If not provided all object types will be included. (e.g. 0,2,65,78)

Database SQL Files Extension Order

FDPSOFT_SQL_EXTENSIONS

No

SQL file extensions indesired order. Will be used for discover and sort. Files with these extensions will discover as type DATABASE Object. Specify the list of comma-separated extensions if you would like to change.
Default value is: {{seq,tbl,idx,typ,tps,tpb,sql,pkh,plb,pks,pkb,pls,pck,fnc,trg,spc,bdy,prc}}

Database SQL Files Retry Count Default

FDPSOFT_JDBC_RETRY_COUNT_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating files, default the Retry Count to the specified value (0-5). This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default).

Database SQL Files Ignore Failure Extensions

FDPSOFT_JDBC_IGNORE_FAILURE_EXT_DEF

No

When populating or evaluating files, set the Ignore SQL Compilation Errors attribute to true for files with these extensions (e.g. .tbl,.idx). This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default).

Database SQL Files Ignore Compile Error Extensions

FDPSOFT_JDBC_IGNORE_COM_ERR_EXT_DEF

No

When populating or evaluating files, set Ignore Failure to true for files with these extensions (.pks, .pkb). This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default).

Database SQL Files Property Replacement Default

FDPSOFT_JDBC_PROPERTY_REPLACEMENT_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating files, default Property Replacement to this. This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default).

Database SQL Ignore Drop Failures

FDPSOFT_JDBC_IGNORE_DROP_FAILURE

No

When executing drop SQL statements ignore errors. Useful if SQL files consistently have DROP statements but dropped entity does not always exist. Defaults to false.

Database SQL Files Root Target Folder

FDPSOFT_SQL_ROOT_TARGET_FOLDER

No

The path to store the delivered Sql files. Sql files will be run from here. Leave blank to run them from the FD_TEMP_DIR.

Database SQL Ignore Drop Failures

FDPSOFT_JDBC_IGNORE_DROP_FAILURE

No

When executing drop SQL statements ignore errors. Useful if SQL files consistently have DROP statements but dropped entity does not always exist. Defaults to false.

Internal Files Retry Count Default

FDPSOFT_INTERNALS_RETRY_COUNT_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating files, default the Retry Count to the specified value (0-5). This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default)

Internal Files Ignore Failure Extensions

FDPSOFT_INTERNALS_IGNORE_FAILURE_EXT_DEF

No

When discovering or evaluating files, set Ignore Failure to true for files with these internals type file extensions.

Internal Files Property Replacement Default

FDPSOFT_INTERNALS_PROPERTY_REPLACEMENT_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating files, default Property Replacement to this. This property sets the default attribute value for populated project files, and does not impact the deployment behavior of existing project files (unless explicitly re-evaluated to pick up the default).

Internal Files Root Target Folder

FDPSOFT_INTERNALS_ROOT_TARGET_FOLDER

No

The path to store the delivered Internal files. Leave blank to run them from the FD_TEMP_DIR.

Customizations File Owner:Group Default

FDPSOFT_CUSTOMIZATIONS_FILE_OWNER_GROUP_FILE_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating Files, default the Owner:Group value to this.

Customizations File Permissions Default

FDPSOFT_CUSTOMIZATIONS_FILE_PERMISSION_FILE_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating Files, default the Permissions to this.

Customizations Files Property Replacement Default

FDPSOFT_CUSTOMIZATIONS_FILE_PROPERTY_REPLACEMENT_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating Files, default the Property Replacement option to this.

Defaults to true(checked ).

Customizations Files Root Target Home Folder

FDPSOFT_CUSTOMIZATIONS_FILE_ROOT_TARGET_FOLDERHOME

No

The path to store the delivered customization files. Leave blank to run them from the FD_TEMP_DIR.

Customizations Files Use Source Path Default

FDPSOFT_CUSTOMIZATIONS_FILE_ROOT_SOURCE_DIR_DEFAULT

No

When populating or evaluating Files, default the Use Source Path option to this.

Defaults to true(checked )Location where your customized PeopleSoft application files are installed.

Inputs

Input Name

Input Code

Required

Description

PeopleSoft Project Name

FDPSOFT_INP_PROJECT_NAME

No

Used on Build. The name of the PeopleSoft project. Overrides the project property with the same name. Deployments will use the project name from the build. If multiple operations are used on the package build, they must have the same value.

Execute SQL

FDPSOFT_INP_EXECUTE_SQL

No

If true the generated SQL files will automatically be executed against the target database.

Additional Parameters

FDPSOFT_INP_ADDITIONAL_PARAMETERS

No

Additional parameters to be added to the PeopleTools command.

Run Destructive

FDPSOFT_JDBC_INP_RUN_DESTRUCTIVE

No

Destructive SQL statements are allowed to be run if checked.

Show DBMS Output

FDPSOFT_JDBC_INP_SHOW_DBMS_OUT

No

Print DBMS Output in log. Only supported for Oracle Database.

Show SQL

FDPSOFT_JDBC_INP_PRINT_SQL

No

Print SQL statement in log.

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