One schema for OWB Design repository, runtime repository

Can we use only one schema for the design and runtime repositories on the same database instance and leave the target schemas separate? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach?
Thanks a lot for your time and reply.

Hello beatbisig
You got it right. Starting from OWB10gR2, the two types of repositories have been merged in to one. So if you have your design work hosted on one database, but want to keep the production database off-limits from developers you deploy from your design repository to the production repository. If you then connect to the production repository using the Design Center you wouldn't see any mappings there.
Why this wasn't done in the first place, even using the Oracle Designer repository I never understood ...
Borkur

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One schema for OWB Design repository, runtime repository and target schema

Currently we have contents of OWB Design schema, runtime schema and target schema all combined into one schema of the same database in OWB 9.0.2 as well as OWB3i. We like to move to OWB10g in very near future. Can we keep the same structure for convenience of migration in OWB10g? Is it mandatory that OWB design repository (and components) must be separate from OWB run time repository (and components) and target schema? In other words is it possible and workable to use only one schema to contain OWB design repository, OWB run time repository and target schema in OWB10g environment with repositories to be situated on Oracle v9.2.0.1.0? Also what special considerations should be taken to create the database v9.2.0.1.0 and installation of OWB10g. What are the problems/side-effects to have all in one schema?
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The design repo is a metadata repo that stores all the design-time objects and so forth.
It is an architectural decision that you or your team need to decide on. There are many flexible ways to architect an OWB infrastructure.
Also, your repository users will be using the design repository on the the other DB instance to do their design work...potentially less people always hitting the target database all the time.
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Can i Define roles and access rights to different on 1 OWB Designer repository?
I want to send my mappings for code review but i dont want them to log into the OWB designer with write access.
How can i achieve this in the same OWB designer repository as the one i am using?
I am using OWB 10.1.
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Hi Sagar,
Yes you can do that. Basically you can create a db user, and then register the user with a repository. By default that user has all privileges, however it now is audited per user as to what he/she did. How to do this look at the doc (find SecurityHelper)
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For batches to load data into the datawarehouse, we use .bat files.
Somewhere in the .bat file we call a deployed mapping(.pls a package in the database), normaly it end with a succes status.
But the last time we have 2 problems;
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- if there is a error while processing mapping the
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- normally in the batch one of the many mappings is
ready in 1 minute but now it is busy for more then 3
hours and the only thing we can see is in the runtime
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Hi,
My topology is this:
machine 1: Oracle database 9i (source data): instance: dbprod
machine 2: Oracle database 10gR2: instances: owbdes and owbrun
I have installed Oracle Warehouse builder 10.2 on machine 2. The implementation is as follows:
I want to create a design repository on instance owbdes and a runtime repository on owbrun.
The design repository on owbdes will contain the metadata from source dbprod and the metadata is intended to be deployed on owbrun.
I am confused about the creation of repositories. Could someone send me detailed information about this?
I know I have to run the OWB repository assistant on both owbdes and owbrun, but I don't know how to configured them in order to be the design and runtime repositories.
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I know I have to run the OWB repository assistant on both owbdes and owbrun, but I don't know how to configured them in order to be the design and runtime repositories.Yes, you should create OWB repository on the each server. During development you usually connect (with OWB Design Center) to design repository, but when you want to register new target schema you should connect with OWB client to runtime repository.
Also you need to register Control Center (located on owbrun) in Design Center (when connected to design repository) from Connection Explorer, then you should modify Configuration for each of your OWB project - change Control Center from DEFAULT_CONTROL_CENTER to new.
For example when running the repository assistant I choose Advanced Setup, but do I have to create a new Repository owner for each database instance?Yes, you need to create repositor owner on each DB instance.
Do I have to create the same target schemas on both instances?No, you should create target schema only in target database instance
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excerpt from http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10926_01/doc/owb.101/b12146/over.htm (OWB 10.1.):
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The design repo is a metadata repo that stores all the design-time objects and so forth.
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-Greg

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Hello
I'm a newbie here and in Oracle world. I'm student who tries to learn Oracle Warehouse Builder use on freetime, so any help would be appriciated.
So the problem is, always when i try to install Runtime Repository (using OWB Runtime Assistant) i get the same error message. The error message refers to log and the log is as follows:
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeerinen virhe tai arvovirhe : virhe muunnettaessa merkkiä luvuksi
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: "OE.WB_RT_INTEGER_VERSION_NUMBER", line 15
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: line 19
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeerinen virhe tai arvovirhe : virhe muunnettaessa merkkiä luvuksi
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: "OE.WB_RT_INTEGER_VERSION_NUMBER", line 15
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: line 19
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
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Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
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Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.check_error(OCIDBAccess.java:2337)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.executeFetch(OCIDBAccess.java:1744)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.parseExecuteFetch(OCIDBAccess.java:1905)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.executeNonQuery(OracleStatement.java:2132)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteOther(OracleStatement.java:2015)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteWithTimeout(OracleStatement.java:2877)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.executeUpdate(OraclePreparedStatement.java:608)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.execute(OraclePreparedStatement.java:684)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.RuntimeInstaller.runSqlScript(RuntimeInstaller.java:364)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain.processSQLToken(ReposInstMain.java:2592)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain.processDriverFile(ReposInstMain.java:2326)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain$2.runTask(ReposInstMain.java:1824)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.runTask(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.processTask(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler$TaskQueue.run(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.doRun(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.run(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:484)
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeerinen virhe tai arvovirhe : virhe muunnettaessa merkkiä luvuksi
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: "OE.WB_RT_INTEGER_VERSION_NUMBER", line 15
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: line 19
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: [ at runSqlScript(RuntimeInstaller.java ) ].
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: this is SQL error: continue =false
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeerinen virhe tai arvovirhe : virhe muunnettaessa merkkiä luvuksi
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: "OE.WB_RT_INTEGER_VERSION_NUMBER", line 15
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: line 19
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeerinen virhe tai arvovirhe : virhe muunnettaessa merkkiä luvuksi
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: "OE.WB_RT_INTEGER_VERSION_NUMBER", line 15
Thu May 06 19:09:03 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: ORA-06512: line 19
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:134)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.check_error(OCIDBAccess.java:2337)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.executeFetch(OCIDBAccess.java:1744)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.parseExecuteFetch(OCIDBAccess.java:1905)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.executeNonQuery(OracleStatement.java:2132)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteOther(OracleStatement.java:2015)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteWithTimeout(OracleStatement.java:2877)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.executeUpdate(OraclePreparedStatement.java:608)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.execute(OraclePreparedStatement.java:684)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.RuntimeInstaller.runSqlScript(RuntimeInstaller.java:364)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain.processSQLToken(ReposInstMain.java:2592)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain.processDriverFile(ReposInstMain.java:2326)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.wh.ui.install.reposinst.ReposInstMain$2.runTask(ReposInstMain.java:1824)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.runTask(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.processTask(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler$TaskQueue.run(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.doRun(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.run(Unknown Source)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility:      at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:484)
Thu May 06 19:09:04 EEST 2004
oracle.wh.util.DebugUtility: Assistant operation is unsuccessful ...
(sorry, some of the log is in Finnish but i dont know how translate it)
Everytime time the runtime repository installing halts when about 60 percent is done.
So if anybody could assist me, i would be forever grateful...
Thanks for advance....

This is a bug 3043523, affecting non-English repository installs. It's documented and fixed in 9.2.0.4 patchset. For a customer I would say patch to 9.2.0.4 before attempting to create the runtime repository. But I figured you don't have access to the patches, since they are distributed through Oracle Support's site metalink.oracle.com, where only Oracle customers can login to. So would it be an option for you to install the English language repository?
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Install OWB Runtime user on other DB than runtime repository

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Is it possible to install a runtime user on a different database than on which the owb runtime repository is installed? The OWB version we currently use is the 9.2.0.2 version so no Paris feature replies please.
I think so but my DBA which doesn't know and doesn't give me the rights to do so on test is not convinced he can do so. Please point me out to a doc that clearly states we should be able to do this.
Thanks in advance.
Koen

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