OWB Configuration

Hi All,
I need some basic information about OWB configuration. I am accessing OWB using client. I am using workspace owner to login to the client machine.
machine and already setup following details -
1: Oracle EBS as source
2: Oracle EBS as destination
I entered the user name,host,port,sid and I am able to connect to these instances. The users I entered here are repository owners on the respective instances.
Now I want to configure control center. I am facing following issues -
1: I entered host,port,sid details of destination instance and repository owner as user. With this configuration, I am unable to deploy objects and getting error -
RTC-5382:You cannot connect to Workspace OWBSYS.GLOBAL_WORKSPACE because either it does not exist or you are not registered user on it.
How can I resolve this error? Do I need to set workspace user in control center?
Regards,
Yash

Have since resolved this question. When in doubt read the manual !
Closing

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thanks for reply Oleg.
Well , when I said service name for node4,node5,node6 , I meant single net service name(TDB.WORLD) in TNS for cluster including 4,5,6.
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Error while deploying a mapping in OWB.

Hi All,
OWB configuration is as follows:
Oracle9i Warehouse Builder Client: 9.2.0.2.8
Oracle9i Warehouse Builder Client: 9.2.0.2.0
OS: Windows XP Professional.
Following is error message displayed when i tried to deploy a mapping thru OWB Client.
RTC-5260 Failed to connect to runtime platform. Please check you have provided the correct host,user, password, service_name.
RTC-5324" This Runtime Access user is not associated with the specified runtime repository. Please use the OWB Runtime Assistant to ressolve this problem.
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Am i missing few steps for deployment of the mapping?
The error message RTC-5260 suggests that
This Runtime Access user is not associated with the specified runtime repository. How this can be done?
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vidyanand

Hi Vidyanand,
Did you create the runtime access user using the runtime assistant? Did you select the correct runtime repository (if you have more) to associate your runtime access user with?
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Edited by: user11256032 on 10/Jun/2009 11:51
Edited by: user11256032 on 10/Jun/2009 11:54

Hi user11256032, I just stumbled upon this by accident. The reason no-one has answered yet, is because it is in the wrong forum. (I can understand that you thought it belonged here.) Please post the question to the Oracle Utilities forum, which is here Utilities If that link doesn't work, go to Forum Home, then choose Industries, then Utilities. You may have to select "More ..." on Industries.
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options are "view code" and "save as file".
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Hi,
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Hi Mark,
I exited from OWB 10g and tried again and it worked fine.
CONCLUSION:
If I am working continuously then owb10g works fine. If during owb10g connection to oracle10g, I don't keep the system busy, then the OWB10 to Oracle10g database connection automatically dropped or hanged. But when I exit, and start the OWB 10g again, it work fine.
This has happened many times. May be my system problem (oracle and owb configuration).
You may try connecting owb10g to oracle10g and keep the system in rest for half to one hour. In my situation, the database connection drop. Please let me know if there is some additional configuration required which will configure the system so that it should not drop the DB connection if the system is on rest.
Waiting for your kind response.
Thanks
Munir

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Mis Saludos
Mi nombre es Carly Gonzalez Lozada, soy estudiante de Ingenería Informática de la Universidad Exerimental del Táchira (Táchira/Venezuela). Estoy desarrollando un Datawarehouse para la universidad para obtener los indicadores institucionales, para ello vamos hacer uso de la herramienta oracle warehouse builder. En la red he encontrado en el siguiente link (página oficial de oracle) unos seminarios de OWB en español y gratuitos que fueron impartidos en junio del presente año 2005:
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Thanks

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Debug option for Maping.

Hi All,
OWB configuration is as follows.
Oracle Warehouse Builder 9.0.2.56.0
Oracle Warehouse Builder Repository 9.0.2.0
Windows NT.
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I seen this kind of option in other ETL e.g. Informatica Power Mart.
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Vidyanand,
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