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This topic describes the two preconfigured sample cr3_ale.ubb files and the setenv files ("cr3_ale.ubb for UNIX" and "cr3_ale.ubb for Windows NT") that come with BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE. It includes the following main sections:

cr3_ale.ubb for UNIX

##############################################################
*RESOURCES
##############################################################

IPCKEY		40000
DOMAINID		CR3
MASTER		SITE1
MAXACCESSERS		30
MAXSERVERS		20
MAXSERVICES		30
SCANUNIT		10
SANITYSCAN		12
BLOCKTIME		30
MAXGTT		200
MODEL		SHM
LDBAL		Y

##############################################################
*MACHINES
##############################################################

<system name>
	LMID=SITE1
	TYPE="HP-UX"
	TUXDIR="<your Tuxedo install directory>"
	TUXCONFIG="<your eLink app directory>/tuxconfig"
	TLOGDEVICE ="<your eLink app directory>/TLOG"
	TLOGSIZE=10
	APPDIR="<your eLink app directory>"
	ULOGPFX="<your eLink app directory>/ULOG"
	MAXWSCLIENTS=2
	UID=278

##############################################################
*GROUPS
##############################################################

QUE
	LMID=SITE1  GRPNO=1
	TMSNAME=TMS_QM TMSCOUNT=2
	OPENINFO="TUXEDO/QM:<your eLink app directory>/QUE:QSPACE"

CR3
	LMID=SITE1  GRPNO=2
	TMSNAME=TMS TMSCOUNT=2

##############################################################
*SERVERS
##############################################################

DEFAULT:
	CLOPT="-A"

TMQUEUE
	SRVGRP=QUE SRVID=1
	GRACE=0  RESTART=Y CONV=N  MAXGEN=10
	CLOPT="-s QSPACE:TMQUEUE --  "

TMQFORWARD
	SRVGRP=QUE SRVID=2
	GRACE=0  RESTART=Y  CONV=N  MAXGEN=10
	CLOPT=" -- -i 10 -q CR3_IDOC_IN,CR3_SUBMIT"

cr3alein
    SRVGRP=CR3 SRVID=3
	CLOPT="-A -- -i cr3alein -e cr3alein.env"

cr3aleout
    SRVGRP=CR3 SRVID=4
	CLOPT="-A -- -i cr3aleout -e cr3aleout.env"

##############################################################
*SERVICES
##############################################################

CR3_SUBMIT
CR3_IDOC_IN
CR3_ALE_OUT

Replace <your Tuxedo install directory> with the path to the location where you installed the eLink Platform.
Replace <your eLink app directory> with the path to the location containing the edited versions of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE configuration files. The directory containing these files is named bin. For more information, see Step 1 of "Configuration Quick Reference for UNIX" in Configuration Quick Reference.
This value (278) that is set for the UID parameter is not always correct depending on the machine upon which the Adapter for R/3 ALE is running. Having this parameter incorrectly set causes an error while running the tmloadcf command. This parameter setting should be changed to a valid UID for your environment. See the Tuxedo Administration Guide for more information.
The value set for the Type variable should correspond to the system used. The value presently set in the sample version of cr3_ale.ubb (HP-UX) is appropriate only for HP systems. If you are using other UNIX systems, the appropriate value for your particular system should be used. For example, if you are using Solaris, this value should be SUNOS. If you don't know what the value is for your particular system, you can determine it with the following command:
```
> uname
```
The system will return a string that should be set as the Type value.

cr3_ale.ubb for Windows NT

##############################################################
*RESOURCES
##############################################################

IPCKEY		40000
DOMAINID		CR3
MASTER		SITE1
MAXACCESSERS		30
MAXSERVERS		20
MAXSERVICES		30
SCANUNIT		10
SANITYSCAN		12
BLOCKTIME		30
MAXGTT		200
MODEL		SHM
LDBAL		Y

##############################################################
*MACHINES
##############################################################

<system name>
	LMID=SITE1
	TYPE="Win32"
	TUXDIR="<your Tuxedo install directory>"
	TUXCONFIG="<your eLink app directory>\tuxconfig"
	TLOGDEVICE ="<your eLink app directory>\TLOG"
	TLOGSIZE=10
	APPDIR="<your eLink app directory>"
	ULOGPFX="<your eLink app directory>\ULOG"
	MAXWSCLIENTS=2

##############################################################
*GROUPS
##############################################################

QUE
	LMID=SITE1  GRPNO=1
	TMSNAME=TMS_QM TMSCOUNT=2
	OPENINFO="TUXEDO/QM:<your eLink app directory>\QUE;QSPACE"

CR3
	LMID=SITE1  GRPNO=2
	TMSNAME=TMS TMSCOUNT=2

##############################################################
*SERVERS
##############################################################

DEFAULT:
	CLOPT="-A"

TMQUEUE
	SRVGRP=QUE SRVID=1
	GRACE=0  RESTART=Y CONV=N  MAXGEN=10
	CLOPT="-s QSPACE:TMQUEUE --  "

TMQFORWARD
	SRVGRP=QUE SRVID=2 
	GRACE=0  RESTART=Y  CONV=N  MAXGEN=10
	CLOPT=" -- -i 10 -q CR3_IDOC_IN,CR3_SUBMIT"

cr3alein
    SRVGRP=CR3 SRVID=3
	CLOPT="-A -- -i cr3alein -e cr3alein.env"

cr3aleout
    SRVGRP=CR3 SRVID=4
	CLOPT="-A -- -i cr3aleout -e cr3aleout.env"

##############################################################
*SERVICES
##############################################################

CR3_SUBMIT
CR3_IDOC_IN
CR3_ALE_OUT

Replace <your Tuxedo install directory> with the path to the location where you installed the eLink Platform.
Replace <your eLink app directory> with the path to the location containing the edited versions of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE configuration files. The directory containing these files is named bin. For more information, see Step 1 of "Configuration Quick Reference for Windows NT" in Configuration Quick Reference.

setenv_ale.sh (UNIX)

This section provides a code listing corresponding to the template that is placed in <installation directory>/adapters/sapr3_ale/config during installation of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE. <installation directory> is whatever path that you specified during installation. (Of course, this and other configuration files are copied to the bin directory during configuration, and this bin directory is <your eLink app directory> .)

#!/bin/sh
TUXDIR=<your Tuxedo directory> ;          export TUXDIR
APPDIR=<your eLink app directory> ;       export APPDIR
TUXCONFIG=$APPDIR/tuxconfig ;             export TUXCONFIG
QMCONFIG=$APPDIR/QUE ;                    export QMCONFIG
FLDTBLDIR32=$APPDIR:$TUXDIR/udataobj ;    export FLDTBLDIR32
FIELDTBLS32=cr3_ale.fml ;                export FIELDTBLS32

Replace <your Tuxedo directory> with the path to the location where you installed the eLink Platform.
Replace <your eLink app directory> with the path to the location containing the edited versions of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE configuration files. The directory containing these files is named bin. For more information, see Step 1 of "Configuration Quick Reference for UNIX" in Configuration Quick Reference.

setenv_ale.bat (Windows NT)

This section provides a code listing corresponding to the template that is placed in <installation directory>\adapters\sapr3_ale\config during installation of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE. <installation directory> is whatever path that you specified during installation. (Of course, this and other configuration files are copied to the bin directory during configuration, and this bin directory is <your eLink app directory> .)

rem
set TUXDIR=<your Tuxedo directory>
set APPDIR=<your eLink app directory>
set TUXCONFIG=%APPDIR%\tuxconfig
set QMCONFIG=%APPDIR%\QUE
set FLDTBLDIR32=%APPDIR%:%TUXDIR%\udataobj
set FIELDTBLS32=cr3_ale.fml,Usysfl32

Note: The value Usysf132 set as a FIELDTBLS32 value is optional and is only used if you intend to use the ud32 application.

Replace <your Tuxedo directory> with the path to the location where you installed the eLink Platform.
Replace <your eLink app directory> with the path to the location containing the edited versions of the BEA eLink Adapter for R/3 ALE configuration files. The directory containing these files is named bin. For more information, see Step 1 of "Configuration Quick Reference for Windows NT" in Configuration Quick Reference.