I've seen list-based sync run on Unix, but never on a Windows server.
When I attempt to run it, I've tried putting the full path in, the partial path, being in the same folder as the file, but it simply won't find it (even though I can see the file right there):
D:\lsftest\launt\UCH_lawson> ls -l TinyTest.xml -rwxrwxrwa 1 UCH\lawson UCH\Domain Users 349 Apr 01 TinyTest.xml
D:\lsftest\launt\UCH_lawson> ssoconfig -S ssocpassword TinyTest.xml File with this name doesn't exist. Exiting... D:\lsftest\launt\UCH_lawson>
Any thoughts?
Subsequent question: does anyone know if List-based Sync is anywhere in the ssoconfig menu options? That may be another way to approach it.
I had a similar issue...
The list based sync command no longer needs a password. So the command is looking for a file that is your password.
Try ssoconfig -S TinyTest.xml <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--> <!--[endif]-->
i ran into this issue once or twice. check your WAS application server to look for hung PID. i had to recycle 1 of 3 WAS to resolve my 1st time issue. 2nd time, i had recycle lawson. last, stop all lawson services, and rename %LAWDIR%/system/derbydb, and restart all services again. you will see new derbydb. good luck.
Jdever was close. You don’t need the password but you do need the full path even if you are in the correct directory. D:\lsftest\launt\UCH_lawson> ssoconfig -S D:\lsftest\launt\UCH_lawson \TinyTest.xml
Getting closer! First, I've been trying it with and without the full path since the beginning - that didn't help.
Jay2 - I think you had a typo with two backslashes which you subsequently corrected, but that reminded me of something I've seen with Windows. This command gets the closest so far (double-backslashes): ssoconfig -S D:\\lsftest\\launt\\UCH_lawson\\TinyTest.xml
That foound the file(!), and then returned this: SYNC_STATUS_MESSAGE=Error occurred in performing background sync due to A background synchronization process is already in progress. Cannot start the requested BACKGROUNDSYNCHRONIZATION before finishing. Please check logs for complete details.
There are lots of messages in security_provisioning.log and security_FedSummary.log - I'm digging through them.
For those interested and helping, thank you, and stay tuned!
That tells me that you got your command working.
In ssoconfig -c there is an option that will allow you to unlock/cancel the ongoing sync. The option numbers 12 or 20 stick in my mind,
You then choose the process to cancel. If there are no processes to cancel, then the screen flashes and comes back to the menu. So after cancelling a process, I always try the menu item again.... it should flash and stay on the menu...then exit ssoconfig.
Good luck.