OWB issue using runtime repository

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;
- if there is a error while processing mapping the mapping does not stop at the error but continues. This is a big problem! When the error occurs somewhere in the mapping the mapping must stop.
- 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 assistant, there we only see that the mapping is busy but not what the mapping is doing.
We have created all tables, functions and mappings etc with Oracle Warehouse Builder and deployed all objects.
Does someone knows what to do?
regards,
Marinda

- if there is a error while processing mapping the
mapping does not stop at the error but continues.
This is a big problem! When the error occurs
somewhere in the mapping the mapping must stop.Set the mapping to have maximum errors allowed = 0 by right-clicking the appropriate mapping -> Configure... -> "Runtime Parameters" -> Maximum Number of Errors = 0. It will quit processing immediatelly.
- 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
assistant, there we only see that the mapping is busy
but not what the mapping is doing.This is a tough one to answer from here. The problem here could reside on your mapping, on Database side, on the hardware/software architecture...
Do other mappings runs in a feasible time? If so, it might be related only to this mapping so you'll have to find out what is causing performance issues. Try to monitor this procedure using Statspack, discover what are the bottlenecks for this processing.
Does someone knows what to do?Unfortunatelly I can't answer the second question
Regards,
Marcos

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Deployment to runtime repository in different database hangs

Hi All
I am facing an issue while deploying to a runtime repository in different database.
I have created a simple mapping,taking data from one schema available in database where OWB is installed, to schema available in different database.I am changing the configuration to the control center available on target database.
source module is associated with control center available on design repository and target module is associated with control center available on runtime repository.
In control center manager,the message displayed at toolbar is "compiling deployment object"..after sometime OWB hangs and nothing happens.
What could be possible reason for that?
Thanks in advance
Avanish

I got the problem with OWB 10.1.0.4.0 and I had to install the path 10.1.0.5.0 for make it works !

Where is the runtime repository assistant???

Hi all,
I am working with the OBI SE.
When I am deploying the objects I am getting an error because there is not a valid runtime repository. I found that I have to create the runtime schema with the runtime repository assistant but I don't find it in the menu.
Someone knows if it is installed with OBISE? What do I have to do to create the runtime schema? or, it is already created with the installation?
Many thanks in advance,
Victor.

The runtime repository is a part of OWB repository. It's not related to OBISE.
So, I'm assuming your question regarding the Runtime Repository is related to Oracle Warehouse Builder.
It seems like you've created the Design Rep, but did not created the runtime. This is not possible to achieve, unless you explicitly create like that.
You should run the OWB Repository Assistant and choose the BASIC INSTALL option, if you are using OWB on the same box as the database server.
Please, provide more details about your servers and software architecture, versions, os versions and releases.
Best wishes,
Marcos

About the runtime repository?

Hi,
I'm confused by the runtime repository?
what was stored in the runtime repository when i deployed a map to a location?
i have two warehouse targets in my owb project.when i was deploying a map,a error occured.
following was the error description:
"Cannot deploy to the target location because it is owned by a different runtime platform."
the map is used to load data from one table in a target warehouse to a table in another target warehouse.
who can tell me the reason? thanks in advance!

Hi,
The runtime repository owns a set of targets. So for each target you can deploy only using the runtime repository that has this target schema registered to it.
It sounds like your target schema is therefore not managed by this runtime repository. You would have to register the target schema to this repository using the runtime assistant. Simply install a target into the existing target user.
Jean-Pierre

Why we need Design Repository and Runtime repository seperately?

Hi All,
Anybody please tell me why we need design time repository and runtime repository seperately? And also I want to know the total OWB Architecture.
Thanks,
Siv
Edited by: Siv on Feb 10, 2010 10:40 PM

Hi Siv:
Concerning Repository:
Since OWB 10.2 there is only one Repository storing Design and Runtime-Components.
excerpt from http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10926_01/doc/owb.101/b12146/over.htm (OWB 10.1.):
The Design Repository, installed in an Oracle database, stores the metadata definitions for all of the objects used in Warehouse Builder. This is where all of the design information is stored for the target systems you are creating. You can access metadata stored here using the client user-interface, or through OMB Plus, the Warehouse Builder scripting utility.
The runtime repository, installed in an Oracle database, stores all of the deployment data as well as data from executed mappings and process flows. This is where the target environment information is stored for the business intelligence systems you create. This includes connection information for all of the deployment locations.
Which version of OWB are you using?
Greetings
Guenther Herzog

OWB issue using runtime repository

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