Running scenario in different contexts

Hello,
I am running ODI over 2 topologies, 1 for DEV/TEST and the other one for Production which is execution only.
When I run my scenarios on Production I get the following error message:
com.sunopsis.core.SnpsInexistantObjectException: There is no connection for this logical schema/context pair:SRC_ERP_BOLINF / DEVELOPEMENT
The logical schema is indeed not define for the Developement context since we are on Production... Moreover why do I have this error while other scenarios and interfaces are working?
Can you please advise?
JF

Hi JF-
It seems like some of the variables,procedures or interface points to the DEV context in your package, eventhough you are running execution context as PRDO.
Please try to maintain a single LOGICAL SCHEMA over the pacakges so that without doing any modification you can switch over the different databases by choosing various contexts.
For Example,
LOGICAL SCHEMA : ORA_LSCHEMA
DEV development_db
TEST test_db
PROD prod_db
Hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Saravanan Rajavel

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ODI provides web based UI for running the scenarios using Metadata Navigator (read only of ur ODI components) and Lighweight designer (u can edit the mapping here).
Please explore how to install metadata navigator in ODI and have a look at ODI Setup document for more information.
Thanks,
Guru

ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error. Running sqlplus in different paths.

Hi,
Title: ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error. Running sqlplus in different paths.
Very strange. We have windows host, 32 bit oracle software 10g, 64 bit sap kernel X64.
We have done Kernel patch yesterday and it was successful, system up and running.
Only problem with sqlplus. I have logged in as SIDADM user and when i open command box, the default path is C:\Documents and Settings\SIDADM. when i run sqlplus sys as sysdba, iam able to connnect without any problem but when iam in this path - /usr/sap/SID/SYS/exe/run and run sqlplus sys as sysdba, it returns ORA-12560 error. Thats why, the BRTOOLS are also not working, giving same error.
Is there a problem in the kernel? Where could be the problem?
The environment variables ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME are set properly.
Many thanks,
Mohan.

Hi,
Please look into below SAP recommendation from SAP note 192822:
3. Can I run 32-bit applications on my 64-bit platform?
This depends on the platform you are running on. For all unix- platforms, this can be done without any problem. Even if the OS is started in 64-bit mode, it is possible to run 32-bit applications (R/3, oracle) on it. there is no need to either upgrade oracle or R/3 toa 64-bit version.
This, however is NOT the case for windows & Linux. If you have IA64 hardware in place, you do need to run an 64-bit OS as well as all application in 64-bit mode.
Could you please now share with me your OS (version and whether it is 32 bit or 64 bit as well), database (32 bit or 64 bit), SAP system (32 bit or 64 bit and System release) ?
Thanks
Sunny

Unix Perl Script To verify a Up and Running Database on Different Server

Unix Perl Script To verify a Up and Running Database on Different Server
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can any one please tell me a solution to verify a Up and Running Database on Different Server other than the one where we run the unix perl script? The perl script should check if the database is running else it must exit.
Thanks much
Kiran

The other best solution would be Enterprise Manager, load the EM on the other machine and install oracle intelligent agent on all the boxes where oracle is running and problem solved.
FTP is only a File Transfer Protocol, you can upload/download the files but cant execute them.
Apart from EM the best way is load oracle client and make connection to all the databases.
AND There are some free oracle monitoring software available I dont know much about them but one is NAGIO (if I am not wrong), try that if you want.
BTW whats the problem in monitoring the boxes from the same physical box, means just schedule a script using cron on the same physical box where oracle is to either make connection using SQLPLUS or check the processes using "ps" command and if there is anything wrong then send alert from that box only. In this way there is no need to maintain a central monitoring server.
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