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Unable to Instrument Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 using Java agent. Has anyone tried it ?
Unable to Instrument Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 using Java agent. Has anyone tried it ?
Tried to put jvm arguments in setenv.bat / Catalina.bat / infaservice.bat but nowhere it is picking it up and hooking up with the application.
Suggestions are invited
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Hi Rohit
Can you share how you are adding the config to the infaservice.bat file? And what OS you are using?
Ciao
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Hi Mario,
I am adding CATALINA_OPTS variable with javaagent.jar path before start of tomcat service parameters in infaservice.bat
OS is Windows.
please let me know if exact jvm argument is required.
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Hi Rohit
Informatica PowerCenter uses the following for
https://knowledge.informatica.com/s/article/301535?language=en_US
Use the INFA_JAVA_OPTS env variable to add the startup parameters as well as add it to the registry configuration
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\InformaticaServiceName\Parameters
It seems you have to set both
Ciao
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Thanks for checking this, I had checked these recommendations and was sceptic of how modification of registry may be a risky idea.
Also I had found INFA_JAVA_OPTS was not in the environment variables, just wondering , can we add to the windows environment variables ?
Regards
Rohit
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Hi, Can you share the content of you infraservice.bat file ?
Just remove any sensitive data if any
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Ho Rohit
From what I gather, you need to put it in the place where it will always be used when starting the application
I believe adding the data to the System Env Variable, and/or registry should be the best way to do this.
Here is a video as well - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6HAwrlHbTs, which should guide you to what you need to do.
As always, test in non-production:)
Ciao
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Thanks for the valuable info Mario, I think the video makes it very clear. I will check on this today and update how it went.
Thanks and Regards
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