How to create obiee repository in solaris

hi,
I am trying to create obiee repository in obiee under solaris environments. i have find out that there is no administrator tool for obiee under solaris. How can i create repository in solaris if there is no administration tool.
Kindly help
regards
Nick

here is my instanceconfig.xml file and i have changed it path
<WebConfig>
<ServerInstance>
<DSN>AnalyticsWeb</DSN>
<CatalogPath>/u02/software/OracleBIData/web/catalog/birepository</CatalogPath>
I have place the fold copied from the window in catalog but here is NQServer file out put
2009-04-09 16:23:19
[14058] Unloaded all subject areas.
2009-04-09 16:23:25
[36007] Loading repository /u02/software/OracleBI/server/Repository/samplesales.rpd.
2009-04-09 16:23:26
[14055] Loading subject area: Sample Sales ...
2009-04-09 16:23:27
[14056] Finished loading subject area: Sample Sales.
2009-04-09 16:23:27
[58002] Query Cache loaded with 0 entries from saved cache files.
2009-04-09 16:23:27
[43030] : Oracle BI Server started. Version: 10.1.3.4.0.080726.1900.
its still loading the samplesales.rpd why?
regards
Nick

Similar Messages

Help! how to create a repository correctly of owb?

I have installed oracle11 in the directory c:\app\***\product\11.1.0\db_1 and installed owb in the directory c:\app\***\product\11.1.0\owb11gr1. When i tried to Create a Repository Using the Repository Assistant, the system gives out an error message:OWBSYS is not granted access to owb home/owb/bin/admin/rtrepos.properties:Please run UnifiedRepos/reset_owbcc_home.sql specifiying the path of the Oracle Home from which the Control Center Service is being run.
Then I run the script reset_owbcc_home.sql and put in "C:/app/***/product/11.1.0/owb11gr1" according to the prompt.
But it still can not work, it gives out another error,"there is no table or views"
Can anyone tell me how to create a repository correctly?
Thanks!

With your database 11g install OWB is already installed under the ORACLE_HOME's owb directory. You should/could have just used it.
I'd suggest a cleanout and start again, here are the steps:
1. Close any open OWB
2. from db home,
Stop runtime service - cd owb/rtp/sql sqlplus OWBSYS/OWBSYS @stop_service
3. drop your target user, design user
4. cleanout OWBSYS, recreate:
cd owb/UnifiedRepos
sqlplus using your sysdba
@clean_owbsys
@cat_owb <tablespace_of_your_choice)
Now run reposinst.bat from your database Oracle home
Cheers
David

How to Create a repository in KM?

Hi All,
My Queries:
1)How to create a repository in KM(for storing images)?
2)How to Create a task in a UWL when an image is copied in the KM repository?
This is needed in my I2P(Invoice to Pay) process scenario.
Please help!
Reply soon!
Sumit

Sumit,
Are you referring to the subscription feature for KM.
You should have a mail transport created for this purpose.
Also have mailing, notification active and channel originators set up.
Pls try this link.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/3b/10083f56e4d861e10000000a114084/content.htm
Regards
Vineeth

How to create Raid 1 on Solaris 10 step by step by DVD Media?

Please help me figure out "How to create Raid 1 on Solaris 10 6/06 while installation?" The system is Sun Fire X2100
Thank you very much.

Please help me figure out "How to create Raid 1 on Solaris 10 6/06 while installation?" The system is Sun Fire X2100
Thank you very much.

How to create a repository for data archiving?

We have a content server installed 2 months ago.
We want to store the archived data either into the content server DB (even we know it's NOT
recommended) or better into the file system on the content server.
Could you help tell how to create the repository to hold the archived data in above 2 scenarios?
Thanks a lot!

content server DB (even we know it's NOT recommended)
I have use Content Server with MaxDB in more than 1 ocation without any issues.
You need to set up the repositories in OAC0.
Read,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/ed/cefa3882cd8229e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Regards
Juan

How to create a repository(not just custom) using your hard drive

I don't know if many people know about this, so I am giving this a shot. There are three major articles on wiki.archlinux.org: Custom local repository,
Using a CD-ROM as a repository, and Offline Installation of Packages. These are available online through the WIKIs at archlinux.org.
I was first confused because when I was reading "Offline installation of packages", I didn't know what these ".db.tar.gz" files where. I came mainly from a Debian / Ubuntu
background (I actually tried many distros before this), so getting used to the way the repository works and no graphical install manager for it. However, I enjoyed a challenge and
I found out that these are database packages that contain descriptions and locations on where these files are located. The ones on the ftp server are already compiled. I don't know if,
however they are compiled with the most recent versions.
With all that said, I thought you had to have it all in one directory in order for this to work, but as it turns out, location is not really an issue. I decided to have a directory reside on the root.
I chose root because it's only for the install of my own packages. I could have done it as a seperate user account, such as "repos" in PCLinuxOS (another distro I tried). I didn't want to have a seperate account for this. Therefore, I created "/root/repository". Within this directory I created directories for all repository archives. I basically did a "cd /mnt/dvd" and migrated to the particular repository directories. I would copy all the "pkg.tar.gz" files into their respective directories with "cp * ~/repository/<name-of-dir>". For intance, I started with the "core" directory, because there was some things I didn't install in the core directory during installation and if the packages needed it, it was there. This follows for the rest of the directories, such as "community", "testing", and "unstable", etc.You can go to the ftp mirrors to find out what directories are available. The main point is that your files should be in the format ".pkg.tar.gz". These are package files that get converted into a sort of database format that as I mentioned, informs the system the description and where the files are located, and so on.
The command to perform this, is "tar -xvf /root/repository/core/core.db.tar.gz *.pkg.tar.gz". You can replace core with whatever repository you are adding. So, for example, "extra.db.tar.gz" would be in the "extra" directory. This information is located in the "Offline installation of packages". The command to create this database is called, "repo-add".
The format for this command is "repo-add /path/to/dir.db.tar.gz *.pkg.tar.gz". So, if it's the core packages you would "cd ~/repository/core" and "repo-add core.db.tar.gz *.pkg.tar.gz".
Then, you need to edit the "/etc/pacman.conf" configuration file for pacman. I basically would comment all out except for the repositories I need. So, for example "[core]" and "/etc/pacman.d/core" would tell where normally the servers are located for these files. This information is located int the "Custom local repository" article.using the "repo-add" command.
Furthermore, I edited each server file located in "/etc/pacman.d/<repository>" where repository is core, extra, etc. I would perform, "nano /etc/pacman.d/core" for example and comment out all servers. I then add a "local repository" by typing in "file:///root/repository/core", saved it, and then did a "pacman -Sy" to update the repository database. Now, I can do "pacman -S <package-name>" where package-name is whatever I wanted to install. Voila! Please let me know of any suggestions, questions, insights, or comments. I hope I'm not missing anything in this article. I do remember using "rm -rf * in the "/var/lib/pacman/<repository>"directories and using "tar xvf <repository>.db.tar.gz". I don't if that something to do with it, though. Be careful with the "rm -rf *" command, because you can erase your hard drive if you are not careful, for those who aren't informed.
P.S. Please note all these are done with the root user.

pressh wrote:
gradgrind wrote:
smitty wrote:pressh, I understand and appreciate your point of view... well taken! Are you implying that I should have written in steps, such as 1, 2, and 3? Also, should I have got ridden of the redundant information if it is contained in the Wiki article and / or taken out the commands on how to apply them and left only with the explanation? Is this what you imply? Sorry if I seem redundant with these questions, but I'm curious so I can improve for the future. I am new to this and open to any suggestion and comments.
Maybe you could either edit the existing wiki pages where they were not clear to you, or else add a new wiki page, or both. Certainly give the whole a clearer (visual) structure, and (if they don't already exist) add links between the connected wiki pages.
Yes that is partly what I mean. Further you could get rid of the information that is not really needed to follow the guide (for example what the command 'repo-add' does. People could if they are interested look it up in the script itself, or you could add it here and link to it).
And yes a bit of structure would be nice. You don't have to nessesarily call it 1,2,3, as long as it has some kind of structure in it (the visual point is very important here). You could take a look at existing wiki pages on the web and see how most of them (not all of them are good of course) are structured.
That's a good point, too. How do I found out what articles are more effective? I am doing research on this particular matter at the moment and came across articles that have tips on technical writing. Could this help in the long run? Or, is it better to get feedback from other users and improve that way? In other words, do first, and ask later, as one user point out?

How to Install OBIEE in Sun Solaris 64 Bit OS?

Dear All,
Is any one can help me with screen shot on Installation of OBIEE in Sun Solaris 64 Bit (version 10) OS. OBIEE Version 10.1.3.4
Also required a check list of Pre-Installation mandate requirements.
Thanks & Regards
OBIEE Functional Consultant

OBIEE documentation: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/nav/portal_1.htm where you can find the System Requirements and Supported Platforms guide and the installation guide.
Regarding screen shots: http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#homework
PS: I wouldn't call myself an "OBIEE Consultant" if I couldn't find the OBIEE documentation or needed screen shots to install OBIEE.

How to create multiple users in solaris using script

hi
how i can create multiple users (2000 users) using shell script with a common password .
useradd is creating one user at a time.
thanks

I m new to solaris and scripting also.
how i can write a script for this .

How to create a VNIC in solaris 10

Hi all,
I want to careate 6 zones on sun fire T2000 server running solaris 10 10/09. Is there any utility like crossbow in solaris to create Virtula NIC and allocate it to the zone? Or is there any package to get that option in solaris because i cant see create-VNIC option in dladm utility.
[root@unknown]# dladm create-vnic
dladm: unknown subcommand 'create-vnic'
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Suman

No, crossbow and vnic's are opensolaris only.
Depending on what you want to do, a shared-ip zone gets a kind of virtual nic automatically.

How to create new repository in Oracle 6i

In a completely new Oracle 6i (R6.) installation there seems to be now way to create a new repository. All the help and documentation existing connections, expect a pre-existing database to exist, or a directory
ORACLE_HOME\ADMIN\user\
to exist with a config file in it.
None of these conditions is true upon a clean, default installation.
Is there a short list of command line Repository Admin commands that one can begin with?
(signed, confused newbie just starting Oracle courses ;-)

Hi,
You need to install an Oracle database instance. The Repository Administration Utility (RAU) is then used to install the Repository schema into the database.
Follow the installation guide that comes with Oracle 8i to install the database first.
Brian

How to create ISO images for Solaris 10 U6 (10/08) SPARC CD 1 and DVD

The format of the bootable DVD and CD 1 of Solaris 10 U6 sparc has changed from previous Solaris 10 update's sparc media, it now seems to be more like the x86 format, can anyone provide the new/specific mkisofs command to use to recreate (modified version) a sparc bootable ISO image file of these from their "unloaded" directory paths, I'm guessing the mkisofs command is going to be similiar what's used for recreating Solaris 10 x86 DVD and CD1.

Alan,
Thanks for info, when I try this mkisofs command to recreate the Sol 10 U6 CD 1 ISO image I end up 16 KB short of the original downloaded ISO size of Sol 10 U6 CD 1, the generated ISO image when burn to CD doesn't boot, I tried using both mkisofs version that comes with Sol 10 U6 & version *2.01.01a53*, here's the test I did:
mount Sol 10 U6 CD 1 as /mnt (CD 1 burned from downloaded ISO from Sun that is *512904 KB* in size)
mkisofs -G /mnt/boot/hsfs.bootblock -B ... -l -ldots -R -N -D -V SOL_10_1008_SPARC -o test.iso /mnt
Genereated ISO image file test.iso is *512888 KB* in size and doesn't boot when burned to CD with error messages:
Can't read disk label.
Can't open disk label package
ERROR: boot-read fail
Any ideas?
--Scott

How to create shell script on solaris "TOP" command

Hi All,
i need to write a shell script on unix top command.
Requirement:
In top command grep the more than 25% CPU utilization f60webmx process and that f60webmx process time stamp is more than 3HR's and also needs to grep the load average information in top command.
Please help me some one.

i need to write a shell script on unix top command.You have our permission to begin to do that.
These forums are NOT for doing your work for you. They are here to provide assistance for YOUR work.
I suggest you go get paper and pencil and write down all the steps you think you need to take to accomplish that. Write it down as if you were going to do that manually at the command prompt. Then put it all into a text file and save it with a file name of your script.
When you have that "script", you can run it and examine whether it succeeds or whether it has errors. Work at it for a while and fix whatever errors might happen.
When you are really, really stuck at it, you can paste your script into a reply of this thread and maybe someone will respond with suggestions for improvement.

How to create repository using a view in OBIEE

Hi,
Can any one explain the procedure how to create a repository using a view. For example
test_v
select a.col1,a.col2,b.col1,b.col4,c.col5,c.col6 from table a,table b, table c where a.col1= b.col1 and b.col1 = c.col1
1. Assuming that i have imported only one view.
Thanks and Regards,
Hanuman.

Hi,
You can create the vie in the physical layer of your repository, select "Select" from the dropdwan box when you create a new table. Next add the columns. They must have the same names as in your view.
If you don't have any other tables in your repository, created an alias of your view and make a "dummy" join with the original view. Next create your BM and PL.
regards
John
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/

Steps to create a Repository

hi there,
Can you guide me the steps to create a repository?
thanks

HI,
An Oracle-by-example tutorial might be of interest for you.
http://st-curriculum.oracle.com/obe/fmw/bi/biee/r1013/bi_admin/biadmin.html
It explains how to create a repository using a sample database schema.
Assuming some basic SQL and database knowledge this should be sufficient to introduce you.
kind
regards

Creating A Repository Video

hi experta i have created one simple video
how to create a repository in mdm console.
please check out this and give me a feed back. i am planning to update more basic mdm videos .
http://www.livevideo.com/video/1A4AAB3709F34E60A6650584857A6089/sap-mdm-tutorials-creating-a.aspx
thank you
g.praveen kumar
[email protected]
Edited by: g.praveen kumar on Jun 30, 2008 3:46 AM

Hi Praveen,
I hope the given links woudl help you.
[Repository control|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/f99d9fea631a71e10000000a422035/frameset.htm]
[Menu|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/43/0369cddc636e72e10000000a422035/frameset.htm]
[Operations Description|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/ef169420711a71e10000000a422035/frameset.htm]
[Design|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/c2ca6449f41d64e10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm]
[Maintanance|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/93567fa5051d6be10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm]
Regards,
Krutarth

How to create obiee repository in solaris

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for