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wlmprmconf(1M)							wlmprmconf(1M)

NAME
       wlmprmconf - translate a PRM configuration to a WLM configuration

SYNOPSIS
       [-f] prm_infile wlm_outfile

DESCRIPTION
       takes a PRM configuration (see prmconf(4)) as the input file prm_infile
       and translates it to the equivalent HP-UX WLM configuration  (see  wlm‐
       conf(4)),  storing  the	result	in the file wlm_outfile.  You can then
       edit the WLM configuration file to add SLO goals,  change  SLO  priori‐
       ties, add time-based conditions, or modify WLM tuning parameters.

OPTION
       Forces
	    to create the WLM configuration file even if:

	    · prmconfig(1) is not installed validates the input PRM configura‐
	      tion using prmconfig(1) before the translation begins)

	    · The input PRM configuration is invalid

	    If you do not use under these circumstances, exits without	creat‐
	    ing the WLM configuration file.

NOTES
       After  translating  the	PRM  configuration  to	a  WLM	configuration,
       wlmd(1M) checks the validity of the generated WLM configuration. If the
       output configuration is invalid, prints the wlmd(1M) error messages and
       exits without deleting the generated configuration file. You  can  then
       modify the generated WLM configuration file without modifying the orig‐
       inal PRM configuration file.

       wlmd(1M) has stricter rules than prmconfig(1) regarding the validity of
       a  configuration.   In  addition,  wlmd(1M) treats most PRM warnings as
       errors.	Therefore, it is possible for a valid PRM  configuration  file
       to  be  translated  into a syntactically correct WLM configuration file
       that fails the wlmd(1M) check.  For example, the	 usernames  listed  in
       the  PRM user records may not be defined on the system, or the applica‐
       tion pathnames may point to executables that do	not  exist.   In  such
       cases,  modify  the  generated  WLM  configuration  file to correct the
       errors reported by wlmd(1M).

RETURN VALUE
       Upon completion, sets an exit status as follows:

	       0      Successful completion.

	      >0      An error occurred.

AUTHOR
       was developed by HP.

FEEDBACK
       If you would like to comment on the current HP-UX WLM functionality  or
       make suggestions for future releases, please send email to:

       wlmfeedback@rsn.hp.com

SEE ALSO
       prmconfig(1), wlmd(1M), prmconf(4), wlmconf(4), wlm(5)

       HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide (/opt/wlm/share/doc/WLMug.pdf)

       HP-UX Workload Manager homepage (http://www.hp.com/go/wlm)

								wlmprmconf(1M)

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