BI Operation Mode Switch Based on Calendar

Is it possible to set up operation modes in BI on other than a daily calendar? We desire to have a "weekend" mode that more closely resembles our "night" mode, but applies all day Saturday and Sunday. How can this be accomplished?

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Profile consistency check when operation mode change

If the number of work processes in the profiles is changed, the system can no longer switch operation modes until after a restart of the instance. It's therefore necessary to adjust the configuration of the operation modes after a change to the profiles.
In above paragraph, I don't understand why the system can not switch mode if the number of wp in profile is changed? Does system will compare wp number in profile with currently running wp number before the operation mode switch? Please advise.
Thanks.
James

Yes, I can understand it, when the number of work processes is changed, we need redefine the operation mode.
But I am confused this sentence "If the number of work processes in the profiles is changed, the system can no longer switch operation modes until after a restart of the instance. "
After the number of work processes in profile is changed, I think it will not impact instance immediately until restart the instance. According to this sentence, it seems when I change the parameter in profile, it impacts the instance immediately and the system can not switch operation mode right now if we don't restart the instance. Is it reasonable? And I think the operation mode still need redefine even if we restart the instance, since scenario in Ralph's description. Is my thought right?
Thanks so much.
James

Information About Default Operating Mode

Hello,
Someone can help me and give me a good documentation that explain what do the SETBASED mode, ROWBASED, ROWBASED (target only), with schemas it will be exellent.
I know a little the differences between but i will to learn that in detail.
I ask that because we have to make programs that are the most optimize (time of execution) and the Operating Mode is very important.

When a mapping runs in a set-based mode, the rows are processed as a single dataset, with a single SQL statement that is either completed successfully for all the rows or fails if there is a problem with even one row. This is generally the fastest way of processing data.
When a mapping runs in a row-based mode, the data can be extracted from the source one at a time, processed and inserted in the target. If there is a problem with some rows, this is logged and the processing continues.
Needless to say, the set based operating mode is faster in all cases, while the row based operating mode gives more control to the user, both in terms of logging row-by-row processing information as well as in terms of control over the management of incorrect data.
The default operating mode is the set based, fail over to row based mode in which Warehouse builder will attempt to use the better-performing set-based operating mode, but will fall back to the more granular row-based mode if data errors are encountered. This mode allows the user to get the speed of set based processing but when an unexpected error occurs it allows you to revert to row based mode.
The operating modes Row Based (Target Only) and Set Based Fail over to Row based (Target Only) are a compromise between the set based and the row based modes. The âtarget onlyâ modes will use a cursor to rapidly extract all the data from the source, but will then use a row-based mode to insert data into the target, where errors are more likely to occur. These modes should be used if there is a need to use the fast, set based mode to extract and transform the data as well as a need to extensively monitor the data errors.
I am currently writing a paper on OWB performance, and if you are interested, drop me an e-mail ([email protected]) and I will send you a draft version of it.
Regards:
Igor

Manual Switch over the operation modes

Hi,
What's is purpose of RZ03(Manual Switch Over the Operations Modes)? Where extactly useful?
Regards
Basis Admin

Hi,
Operation Modes are the best way to change the amount of processes in the system, Administrators usually prefer more dialog processes during the day to deal with the users requests and more batch processes during the night to deal with all the system jobs, reports, archiving, etc.. The manual switch is used to change the Operation mode instantly to deal with a special demand, like heavy reporting, special month end jobs, testing, etc...
Hope this help!
Juan
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Can't switch operation mode after backup offline

Hello:
Every sunday system stop at 9:30 a.m to backup offline at 16:00p.m
System start at 23:00 p.m.
Operation mode
Day : 7:00 a.m 22:00 p.m
Night 22:00 p.m 7:00 a.m
This monday dont switch operation mode night to day and disp+work get
busy .
Nobody could access the system until it is manually reset.
Can anybody help us?
Regards.

You have following options.
1 .try to adjust the operation mode as example given below.
Add an additional operation mode Except for the duration of backup .
Example:
7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. DAY (normal operation mode)
7:00 p.m. - 7:00 a.m. NIGHT (normal operation mode)
3:00 a.m. - 4:00 a.m. EXCEPT (Backup operation mode)
4:00 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. NIGHT (exception operation mode)
2.See if you get and error message in sm21 after offline backup.
3.delete the operation mode and create new .
4.try to change the timings of day and night operation mode.
what is your OS and DB and Rel?
hope it helps.
Amit

The switch of operating mode does not occur

Hello
I wander what could be the reason teh system does not switch to operating mode "night". It is an database server.
The profiles are consistent. However the switch does not occurs

Hi,
Did you define the timetable for the operation modes ?
Regards,
Olivier

Switching of operation mode / dynamic wp

I have set new ECC6 system with EHP5. This means we run kernel 720. Now I noticed that I can not switch freely operational modes(I have feeling the cause are new dynamic workprocesses).
My feeling is that in case they are active I can not switch automaticly. I guess I have to wait they swith off or?
Also I guess in schedule of opperation mode waits dynamic WP to be off
Am I right?

What do you mean by "wait they swith off " ?
In note 1636252, it written:
==========================
5.6 Dynamic work processes (AS ABAP and Dual-Stack systems)
The 7.20 kernel supports the dynamic increase of the number of
work processes at runtime. However, this function is not fully
compatible with lower ABAP versions. To prevent errors from occurring,
deactivate it by setting the following parameters:
       rdisp/wp_no_restricted = 0
       rdisp/configurable_wp_no = 0
       rdisp/dynamic_wp_check = FALSE   <<<<<<<=========
=============================
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Design pattern for Switching Operation Modes

Hi,
I'm trying to create an application that has three operational modes (training, exercise production).
I desire to know what design pattern I should use to optimize it.
The logic is simple, the user must log in and then must choose which mode it wants to use.
According to the selected mode, the business will be different.
thank you in advance for your help
mhadjis

Hi,
You can defined operation modes under exception in SM63 where on particular date you can define which operation mode you want. But I don't think so you can schedule it. You have to define it manually for days you want particular exception.
Thanks
Sunny

%OIR-SP-6-DOWNGRADE_EARL: Module 4 DFC installed is not identical to system PFC and will perform at current system operating mode

Hi Everyone,
Good day!
We have WS-SUP720-3BXL and WS-F6700-DFC3CXL installed on 7609-S router and based on this link http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/switches/catalyst-6500-series-switches/107258-C6K-PFC-DFC-CFC.html the Resultant mode should be PFC3BXL. However, as shown below, the PFC operating mode becomes PFC3B.
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PFC operating mode : PFC3B
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Mod Ports Card Type                              Model              Serial No.
4    8 CEF720 8 port 10GE with DFC            WS-X6708-10GE      XXXXXXXXX
5    2 Supervisor Engine 720 (Active)         WS-SUP720-3BXL     XXXXXXXXX
6    2 Supervisor Engine 720 (Hot)            WS-SUP720-3BXL     XXXXXXXXX
Mod MAC addresses                       Hw    Fw           Sw           Status
4 001f.6ca4.2588 to 001f.6ca4.258f   2.1   12.2(18r)S1 12.2(33)SRE9 Ok
5 001f.6c77.8448 to 001f.6c77.844b   5.9   8.5(3)       12.2(33)SRE9 Ok
6 001a.a22d.b200 to 001a.a22d.b203   5.10 8.5(3)       12.2(33)SRE9 Ok
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4 Distributed Forwarding Card WS-F6700-DFC3CXL   XXXXXXXXX 1.0    Ok
5 Policy Feature Card 3       WS-F6K-PFC3BXL     XXXXXXXXX 1.11   Ok
5 MSFC3 Daughterboard         WS-SUP720          XXXXXXXXX 4.0    Ok
6 Policy Feature Card 3       WS-F6K-PFC3BXL     XXXXXXXXX 1.11   Ok
6 MSFC3 Daughterboard         WS-SUP720          XXXXXXXXX 4.1    Ok
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4 Pass
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%MLSCEF-SP-4-FIB_EXCEPTION_THRESHOLD: Hardware CEF entry usage is at 95% capacity for IPv4 unicast protocol.
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FIB TCAM maximum routes :
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Current :-
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Thanks

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How to change the 'Default operating mode' of a mapping on the repository and not from the client

Hi everybody,
I am using OWB 11.2.0.3 and under the mapping's configuration property, I have the necessity to change the Run time parameter "Default operating mode" to SET_BASED in almost all my mappings.
Because I have 745 mappings in which the Default operating mode is different from SET_BASED, instead to open 745 times the 'Configure' and update manually the value, is there a way to update safely these values (with an oracle predefined script) directly on the repository ?
I know that exists a view called CMPSTRINGPROPERTYVALUE_V based on a table called CMPSCOPrpClasses, but changing this table it's very complicated for me because contains only keys and then I don't know in which way is connected with all the other structures....
If somebody knows a method more efficient to do these updates on the repository and not from OWB client I will appreciated it!
Thanks in advance
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Is possible to work out through one of the descriptor files? Or ini settings of the underlying pointbase database? Or any other way around?

What are Operation Modes?

I would just like to have deeper meaning with regards to Operation Modes. What are operation modes? Does this basically means that we can allocate additional resources (in terms of work process) to a specific operation? For instance, we need additional background work processes at night, we could simply switch the operation mode that is defined to add several background work processes for night? Is that it?
Are there any subtraction or addition of work processes? For instance, from only existing 5 background processes, we can make it to 10 background processes by activating or switching the operation mode?
Or is it simply reallocation of work processes to give way to the more priority in-need work processes? If it is simply reallocation? From what work process are we reallocating from? Does it signify that we can allocate several dialog work proceses and make it background processes? From 10 dialog process and 3 background process, we'll allocate 5 from dialog process to make the background process into 8?
Or is it simply reallocation of the current setting of the work processes? For instance, you have a total of 10 background processes defined in the profile parameter, then you set 2 bacground processes for day and 8 work processes for night. Is that it?
Which is the correct notion? Kindly clarify. Thanks.

Hi,
Operations modes just change the role (from DIA to BTC for exemple) of some work processes.
It is not possible to change the total number of work processes.
If necessary, It is possible to switch manually operation modes with RZ03.
On our systems we have 3 operation modes : Day, Night and Exceptional.
Day and Night are switched automatically with the time.
Exceptional mode is switched on manually very rarely when there is an "exceptional" need...
One trick to know : you need at least one UPD our UP2 process on a DI to be able to change the number of these processes vi operation modes.
Regards,
Olivier

Wrt300n "Operating Mode" missing

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Operation Mode

Hello,
I have increased the number of work processes in the instance profile and restarted the instance. we have an operation mode (24hours) in place, which is not being reflected with the newly added work processes. I tried to edit it but couldn't succeed. Can some one help me how to edit (Adding new work processes) the operation mode with newly added work processes.
Next question is once the operation mode is place, when I switch the work process, how should I force the change. Ex: changed 10 back ground and 5 dialog to 10 dialog and 5 back ground. This is in a 24 hours of single operation mode.
Quick help is very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Preeti

Hi Preeti,
      please do this way,
             1)first go to RZ04
             2)choose create
             3)enter name and title description of OP mode
             4)give the short Description of mode(Day & Night)
             5)save
             6)so the Op Mode created
             7)same the above steps to Night Mode also
             8)define wp process destribution
             9)save
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             1)RZ04
             2)define
             3)choose instence/opmodes
             4)choose select
             5)click background field
            6)save
            7)the change new apper
            8)save
            9)repeat for all the other OP modes
          10)save
i hope it will be some helpfull to you.
          In real time once you set the opmodes you do not change means no need.if may be the load balence is high on wp that time you can change the wp.suppose workload is high on DIA but no load in Back, that time you can interchange the wp.
mainly we do opmodes in Night time only.once you set the opmodes almost you could not change because application servers are also in set in perfect manner
regards,
reddy

Mode switching as Standard User/Administra

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