Check if metadata repository is seed database or not

Hi
I have 10gAS R2 installed.
i want to check if the metadata repository is seed database or not.
how can i do this.
Vikram

Hi
I got the soln for this.
open EM and go to the infrastructure in the farm.
here u can find it out with the installation type which is displayed.It will be only infrastructure if u are not using a seed database , it will be infrastructure + MR if u r using a seed database.
This can also be found by running RDA and checking install actions.
Vikram

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Folks,
I'm slowly going through the process of installing the Metadata Repository into a 10g database, using RepCA I've managed to determine all the DB parameters required for setting etc. The only thing RepCA now reports is missing is the Ultrasearch schema & packages.
I've copied the ultrasearch dirs from the RepCA distribution and placed them in my $ORACLE home dir, I've also attempted to run the admin install script 'wk0setup.sql' which throws out several errors listed below. If anyone has successfully gone through this process on Solaris I would love to hear your about your experience & advice.
Error 1. =================================================
User is WKSYS
... loading ultrasearch_db.jar
call sys.dbms_java.loadjava('-v -f -r -s -g PUBLIC $ORACLE_HOME/ultrasearch/lib/ultrasearch_db.jar', '((* wksys) (* public))')
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-29532: Java call terminated by uncaught Java exception:
oracle.aurora.server.tools.loadjava.ToolsError: Error during loadjava: Failures
occurred during processing. Check trace file for details
Error 2 (File Doesn't exist at all) ==============================
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/oracle/1020a/ultrasearch/admin/wk0launchq.pkh"
Error 3 (Again the file doesn't exist at all) ========================
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/oracle/1020a/ultrasearch/admin/wk0launchq.plb"
===========================================================
Regards
Austin

Hi guys,
I have used copy of that package from Oracle Identity Management installation, version 10.1.4.0.1 and have been able to complete manual Ultra Search installation. It's valid in dba_registry. After that I did run RepCA and metadata schemas have been created successfully in existing database, version 10.2.0.2. Be careful about database version, only 10.2.0.2 is certified with Oracle Identity management, so you need to run patch for upgrade to 10.2.0.2.
Hope this helps.
Dali
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OAS 10g metadata repository creation assistant & database version issue

Hi,
I have to install Oracle Application Server 10.1.2.0.2 on a server which already has an Oracle database 11g running on it and I dont want to install another database due to the load factor. I am not sure if I could use that database
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MRCA 10.1.2.0.2 cannot be used to install a repository in an 11g database. If you want to use MRCA 10.1.2.0.2 with an 11g database, you will need to install a 10g database first, create the metadata repository and then upgrade the database to 11g. Not applicable in your environment as you already have a 11g database.
Regards,
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Fail to install OAS10g Metadata Repository

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Did you solve the problem ... ?
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According to the Installation Guide, Oracle9i Release 2 (9.2.x) and Oracle Database 10g Release 1 (10.1.x) are supported. See the following for more specific information:
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1- Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.5 x86-64
2- DB 11g R2
3- WebLogic 10.3.3 (X64)
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http://lh3.ggpht.com/_bMH90GEkTL4/SwW1jlNHzFI/AAAAAAAABjE/ZZm55usPKu0/s1600-h/clip_image054%5B3%5D.jpg
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now we are going to 2011 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Good question, rozester.
I encountered this problem also, while trying to install the SSO MRCA 10.1.4.3.1 on 64-bit RHEL5 (though it's at version 5.7 but I'm positive that won't make any difference to the result).
This may or may not match your situation, but when I looked in the log file $ORACLE_HOME/assistants/repca/log/repca_<datestamp>.log, I saw what was probably the reason behind the error:
<$ORACLE_HOME>/bin/sqlplus: error while loading shared libraries: libclntsh.so.9.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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I am trying to load 1400+ users into Oracle Internet Directory from an existing database.
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TIA
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where username IS NOT NULL AND status = 'A';
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user_lname varchar2(32);
user_fname varchar2(32);
user_passwd varchar2(12);
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Because your stored procedure executes on the source database, I would look there thoroughly first.
Have you checked with your DBA for any resource limits on the userid that owns the session. Limits can be expressed in a number of ways, typically are defined in a user profile and can definitely manifest themselves as unexpected aborts out of nowhere for long running processes.
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tt

Problems loading repository in existing database.

So I have been banging my head against the wall for at least two days now trying to get this portal implementation to work. Right now I’m stuck trying to load a metadata repository into a current database. The database version is 9.2.0.6. Basically I was running through the pre-requirements and I needed to reload my LDAP package. So I ran the catldap.sql. Now when I try to run the Oracle Metadata Repository Assistant I can’t make it past the fourth screen. It gives me an error saying :
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All,
Does anyone have experience exposing the active metadata repository for documentation purposes? I am familiar with how the repository works within the BI workbench, searching, navigating, etc, but what I would like to do is to expose the repository structure to the user community so they can find more information about their objects.
An example would be to allow users to browse the metadata repository to discover what the definition of a certain key figure is, such as what is the definition of headcount, or purchase price variance? Ideally they could find what other key figures are used in a calculation, or in a formula.
The metadata repository appears to be a series of generated htm pages, but this information has to be stored somewhere in the database. Does anyone know where? If we can access the tables, then we can build reporting objects off of them and thus expose in BEx. Alternatively, if we can expose the metadata repository itself, could we then publish it in Enterprise Portal??
Any suggestions, advice, or help would be appreciated.
I will award points for useful suggestions.
Thanks in advance
Christopher

Hi Michael,
maybe you have to check if you are running IE 7.0. That can be the problem (it was with me).
So try to uninstall IE 7.0 and try it again.
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I have a Portal MDR on a 64bit AMD Opteron Linux RHEL 4 hardware. I would like to upgrade it to 10.1.4 from 10.1.2.0.2.
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I have done a remote install of MRCA to load the repository from a 32bit machine
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Hi,
Just a few remarks about the versions which you are about to install :
<li>Oracle Database (11.2.0.1) => should be at least 11.2.0.2 as 11.2.0.1 is not supported with RCU
<li>Repository Creation Assistant (11.1.1.2.0) => take RCU version for 11.1.1.4 as it will create the 11.1.1.4 version of the repository for you
<li>Weblogic (10.3.5) => you need 10.3.4 for IDM 11.1.1.4 andd PFRD 11.1.1.4
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Metadata Repository Creation Assistant fails with ORA-01119


Hi All,
My DB version is 10.1.0.2 and I've upgraded the same to
10.1.0.4.2
In order to install B2B, I started off by installing the
Metadata Repository Creation Assistant.
After the initial steps, I got the following message:
<h5>
OracleAS RepCA was not able to find the Oracle Text Supplied
Knowledge Base in the database specified. </h5>
<h5>If you are planning to use this repository for installing
OracleAS Portal, you have to install Oracle Text Supplied Knowledge Base.
Oracle Text Supplied Knowledge Base can be installed in the database using
Oracle Database 10g Companion CD.</h5>
<h5>
If you are not planning to use this repository for
installing OracleAS Portal, you may continue further. Continue? Yes/No?</h5>
I continued with "Yes" and I chose the storage option as
"Regular or Cluster File system". In the next step -<strong>Specify Tablespace
information</strong>, I chose to install it in the C:\ , where there was approx 18GB
of free space. Yet, I encountered the following error:
<h5>
Unable to create tablespace. Please see the OracleAS RepCA
log file for more details.</h5>
<h5>ORA-01119 error in creating database file 'string'</h5>
<h5>Cause: Insufficient space on device or invalid database file
path.</h5>
<h5>Action:</h5>
<h5>a) Verify the database file path specified.</h5>
<h5>b) Decrease the size of the requested file or allocate a
file on another device with more available space. If a file size was not
specified in the statement, then specify a file size smaller than the available
space on the device.</h5>I have verified the database file path. I also tried
decreasing the size. I further tried using another directory where there was
11GB of free space. It still didn't work.
Please HELP!
-Suhas.

Hi Suhas,
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Currently when I edit the source data server and try to set the work repository I only have the option to select schemas from the source.
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I have come to a conclusion that there has been a confusion over the terminologies. What you call "Work Repository" is actually a "Work Schema" in your specific case.
Then the answer is that Work Schema needs to be on the same data server as your Source Schema.
Below is a reasoning behind that:
This schema consists of temporary/intermediate work tables that are generated by ODI knowledge modules.
These work tables are similar to tables in source schema in terms of data and structure
Data is moved, copied and compared between source schema and work schema, it makes more sense to store them on the same data server to avoid any network/communication overhead.
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Need help Installing OID Repository on existing database server using RepCA

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I find that there are no batch files in the download, just setup.exe. When I run that I am asked for an ORA_HOME - when I provide the home where the database is installed I get the message that the home already has the database and the software cannot be installed on it.
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Thanks

Hi sameer khan,
first let me ask, are you talking about Netweaver04s (WAS 7.00), in this case my answer can give you some hints.
Note 883948 gives information of the installation of an additional usage tye (like BI JAVA)
You have more than one possibility to install the usage type BI JAVA. The most common installation types are:
1. BI installation and a separate BI JAVA installation with 2 <SID>
2. BI JAVA Addin Installation in an existing NW04s
I recommend to use option 1:
In case you install a separate BI-JAVA instance, you need a separate <SID> for your J2EE environment. In this case it is not possible to use the same <SID>. This installation can be done on the same or a separate server. Furthermore, you can use a separate database or install the J2EE instance in the same database (--> MCOD). I recommend to use a separate database. Note: In this installation option, Sapinst normally installs a separate user store. With the usage type BI JAVA it makes (in most cases) sense, to use the user store of the BI system, where it belongs to. If you want to do so, "Revise" the user store option before you start the installation and and choose the production client of the BI system.
If you like to use an Addin Installation, another <SID> is not possible. I would only recommend this kind of installation in test environments.
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Good luck with your installation
Kind Regards
Marc

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I just upgraded my 9iAS infrastructure and mid tier with BI and Forms from 9.0.2.3 to 9.0.4.2. We had all the components on one server except we had a separate 9.2 db for our portal repository.
I want to know how to migrate my metadata repository to a different server and use database version 9.2.0.6. Are there any documents or specofic sections of documents which could guide me in this migration?

I am not familiar with the document you refer to, but suspect you should apply the 9.0.4.2 patch if you want to integreate OCS with a 10g portal.
I have successfully integrated a 9iAS portal with R2 OCS (9.0.4.1), and the following details may be worth a closer look:
1. To my knowledge, the passwords for your portal user and SSO user (orasso) are encrypted and stored in OID based on the hostname and IP address of your SSO server. Thus, the password for orasso and portal will differ between your portal Infra and your OCS infra, resulting in that only one of the two will work properly with your common OID. run the attached script on both your SSO servers and compare the result:
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DBUSERNAME=orasso
fi8
echo "Enter the password of the cn=orcladmin user (usually the ias installation password): \c"
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ty echo
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Setting the password for orasso and portal to the same encrypted string is a good start. If they differ, change to the same encrypted string using "alter user orasso identified by xxxxxx" in sqlplus.
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