Save project warehouse builder

HI every body,
1- how can i save my preject on warehouse builder 11G to mY driver disck (external)??
2- how can i do a back up for my data base on oracle 11g

Export a mdl file of your project to external drive.

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Oracle Warehouse Builder Project Demo

Can the OWB Project demo run on Oracle 9i Release 2 and Oracle 9i Warehouse Builder? If yes, are all the steps in OWBDemoGuide.doc similar? Thanks.

I've got this to work by installing OWB 3i, then using the metadata upgrade wizard to upgrade the .mdl file to the OWB 9i format. It then installs ok (not sure if it runs though...)
You'd probably get a better/quicker reply posting to the Business Intelligence > Oracle Warehouse Builder forum in future :-)
cheers
Mark

Warehouse Builder - Workflow - How to integrate both?

Hi All
I have installed Oracle Workflow Server in a SUN machine; and the Oracle
Workflow Client (Builder) in a WIN2000 machine.
In the SUN machine, I already had installed Oracle9i and OMS (Oracle
Management Server) version 9.2.0.1.0.
In the WINDOWS 2000 machine, I already had installed the Oracle9i
Client and the OWB (Oracle Warehouse Builder) version 9.0.3.35.0. Workflow Builder
was installed together with Oracle Client components.
I have a OWB (Oracle Warehouse Builder) project, and I deploy and schedule JOBS in OEM.
Now I need Oracle Workflow in order to better ordering, manage and schedule that jobs.
I'm reading the following documentation:
Oracle Workflow Guide (Release 2.6.2)
http://www.csis.gvsu.edu/GeneralInfo/Oracle/workflow.920/a95265.pdf
But I think Oracle Workflow is very complex to learn quickly.
My OWB Project has several mappings that load tables in a Data Warehouse.
When I deploy these mappings one by one, in OEM, I can execute them in OEM
and they work well.
But when I use the Workflow Deployment Wizard, I create a new Workflow
Project (Item type and Process).
But I can't Launch this process. I go to Launch Process in Workflow page
(http://<my_machine>:<port>/pls/<WorkDAD>/) but when I iniciate the project,
it stops in the OWB Standard Begin Function. It does not go ahead.
Well, when I use the Workflow Deployment Wizard inside OWB, it generates jobs that can
be viewed inside OEM (Oracle Enterprise Manager) too. But when I submit
these jobs, I can't get success too.
Can somebody help me? May you guide me in order to solve my problem, or send me some
documents or links about workflow, and it's integration with OWB and OEM?
Best regards
Adriano Sastre Vieira
Especialista em Sistemas
Inatel Competence Center
+55 35 3471 9335
[email protected]

Mark, I've already made the steps you suggested.
As it did not works yet, I will explain step by step what I've made, and the versions of the softwares:
In my Win2000 machine (development) I have installed:
- OWB version "9.0.3.33.0" and updated it to "9.0.3.35.0". (in a Oracle9iDS ORACLE_HOME).
- the OEM version "9.2.0.1.0" and Oracle Workflow Builder version "2.6.1.5.2" (in a Oracle9i ORACLE_HOME), both were installed with Oracle9i Client. Here maybe an error is the OWF Builder version, is there an newer version of it?
In a SUN SOLARIS machine (the server) we have installed:
- OMS version "9.2.0.1.0".
- OWF Server version "2.6.2" (installed with Oracle "9.0.2.1").
- Apache HTTP Server version "1.3" (also installed with Oracle "9.0.2.1").
- The repository for OWB, OEM and OWF (both 3 are different schemas in one database), and the target Warehouse (another database) are installed in this machine (SUN) too.
Well, working in my OWB project I can normaly deploy my tables, views and mappings in the target warehouse.
I can also run these jobs (generated by OWB) and they populate the Warehouse tables. It is exactly what I need, but now I need to schedule and order these jobs in workflow, you know.
When I run the Workflow Deployment Wizard (in OWB), in the "connect information for the Workflow Server" screen, I fill in with the "owf_mgr" username and its password. In the next screen I choose one or more mappings.
Next, suppose I fill in the Workflow Item Type as WIT_DW and the Workflow Process as WP_DW.
And in the last screen, I check the option "Deploy the Workflow Process into OEM".
It generates 4 jobs in OEM:
- WIT_DW_OWB_STD_BEGIN
- WIT_DW_OWB_STD_END
- WIT_DW_OWB_STD_ERROR
- WIT_DW_WP_DW
Next, I go to the Oracle Workflow Builder, open the project I've created (in the Database), make the flow, and save the project.
Next, I come back to the OEM and Submit the "WIT_DW_WP_DW" job, but it does not work. So, there's something wrong yet.
About the Workflow Queue Listener:
- Together with OWB 9.0.33.3.0 installation, there's the directory "extras\wfql_unix". I copied this directory contents inside "$ORACLE_HOME" in SUN.
- Inside OWB, in the Warehouse Module, in the "Configuration Properties DATA_WAREHOUSE" screen, I filled in the "Run
Time Directories > Queue Listener Directory" field with "/disk1/oracle/owb/bin/solaris". (It's the local where the workflowqlsnr.sh is located). And in the field "Queue Listener Host" I put the name of the SUN machine.
- But I can't run the workflowqlsnr.sh with success. Some java errors occurs. Is there anything to do or configure yet?
More questions (Please I'd very glad if you could help me):
- Is there some thing I need to configure in the Workflow Manager page?
(http://[machine]:[port]/servlets/em/oam/wfm/wfmLogin$tns_address=)
E.g., change or add Background Engine / Agent Listener / Queue Propagation / Purge.
- Is there some thing I need to configure in the Workflow home page?
(http://[machine]:[port]/pls/[WorkDAD]/wfa_html.home)
- How do I erase the Workflow Items Type in the Workflow Home Page? I runned the "workflowqclr.sh" but it didn't erase.
Thanks again
Adriano Sastre Vieira
Especialista em Sistemas
Inatel Competence Center
+55 35 3471 9335
[email protected]
You wrote:
Adriano,
In order to manage the dependencies between the mappings using Oracle Workflow you have to do the following:
- Deploy your mappings (PL/SQL into the database; ABAP to the SAP machine; SQL loader on to the target database's file system).
- Register all mappings in OEM (that is, using the tcl scripts and the OEM register button).
- Run the Workflow deployment wizard to create the process steps in Oracle Workflow. At the end of the wizard, you can choose to create Workflow jobs to invoke the process flow.
- Use Workflow Builder to build the actual process flow (so far you have only created the process steps). Save the process.
- Either use OEM to submit the process or use the workflowqlsnr.sh to invoke the workflow queue listener manually. In order to use OEM, make sure you have set the Workflow Queue listener path correctly in the configuration of the target module.
Then... figgers crossed... it should work.
Hope this helps,
Mark.

Scheduling in Warehouse Builder

Hi all,
There is an urgent requirement for scheduling in warehouse builder in my project. Can any one provide me the doucument for the scheduling processes in warehouse builder.

Hi
There's 2 ways I've done this:
1 Use the scheduler in OWB - you need to license the Enterprise ETL option but then it's just a case of reading the manual and setting it up. You will need to have Oracle Workflow installed which is a bit more
involved but there's lots of posts about that elsewhere on the forum.
2 Use DBMS_SCHEDULER to run your processes or mappings. Read this blog at Rittman Mead: [http://www.rittmanmead.com/2005/04/28/scheduling-an-owb-90492101-mapping-or-process-flow-using-dbms_job/]
Set up the function and then call it via a pl/sql block which can be scheduled. Very quick to get set up and doesn't need a license.
Hope that's enough to get you started
Pete

CS6 Freezing on Save Project

When I try to save a project in CS6, Premiere displays the Save Project dialogue and freezes completely. The progress bar does not begin to move. If I click cancel, I get the beach ball. The only way to get out is to Force Quit. Also, if I let that it remain in the frozen state for more than a few minutes, it grinds my entire system to a halt with hard drive read/writes and eventually system memory errors (which I've never seen before). I have 8 gigs of RAM and few things running. It also bizarrely knocked out my system sound, which has not returned after a restart. The volume speaker icon is now grayed out (different from muted) with no fix that I can find. The sound thing could be a coincidence, but that seems unlikely.
The project I've been playing with was started in CS5.5. It's a simple project, just a demo reel that I figured would be a good thing to use to test out CS6. It has one AE comp, but nothing crazy. So I opened it in CS6. It converted, and I saved it to a new location. I made a few adjustments and saved it again without a problem. The auto save was also working.
I opened another project from 5.5, also no problems, although I didn't really make any changes.
When I opened the first project again, everything seemed fine until an auto save which froze as described.
I Forced Quit and reopened the project. As soon as I hit save I got the same freeze. I figured some kind of corruption had set into that project file. So I started over with the original CS5.5 project file again. I was able to save it, this time with incremental file names, and make the same changes.
After a quit and relaunch, I opened the project and again couldn't save. That was the case for every one of my incremental saves. I've now gone through this cycle a lot trying to figure it out. The only project I can open and save is the original CS5.5 project file, but if I make any changes and then close the project and come back to it, the freeze on save happens every time.
I'm not particularly concerned about the reel project, but the other project I'm working on is a client piece that I started in 5.5. I'm pretty terrified this will happen to that project as well. I'll soon find out as I need to move forward with it.
I'm psyched about CS6. I like what I've seen briefly, but this is obviously disastrous.
Various error messages have also popped up. Here they are:
Premiere Pro has encountered an error.
[/Volumes/BuildDisk/builds/mightykilt/PremierePro/UIFramework/Make/Mac/../../Src/Workspace .cpp-209]
Premiere Pro has encountered an error.
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Adobe Premiere Pro
Sorry, a serious error has occurred that requires Adobe Premiere Pro to shut down. We will attempt to save your current project.
Anyone else experiencing this? I'm running Mac OS 10.7.4.

I tried everything to fix the muted audio. This is what worked, You have to run the script every time you restart your computer. Save it to your dock for easy access.
1. Open Utility.
2. Open Applescript Editor.
3. Copy the following and paste it at the top half of the editor (copy everything below with the quotes in place):
do shell script "launchctl stop com.apple.audio.coreaudiod" password "your_password" with administrator privileges
4. Replace "your_password" with your login password. For example if your login password is ILOVEMYSON2011 then it should look like this...
do shell script "launchctl stop com.apple.audio.coreaudiod" password "ILOVEMYSON2011" with administrator privileges
5. Now go to File ---> Save As (in the Applescript Editor on the Menu Bar)
After "Save As" choose a name for the file. I called mine "AudioFix"
Under "File Format" choose "Application."
Save it to your Applications (or wherever you like) and drag it to your dock.
Run it whenever you restart your computer. If your problem is the same as mine, the volume indicator will pop on within a few seconds or up to a half a minute after you run the script.
Good luck!

Warehouse Builder 9.2

Hi All,
I would like to the differences between Oracle Warehouse Builder 9.2 and earlier 9.0.
Also how easy it is to migrate projects in 9.0 to 9.2?.
Regards
Balachandar Ganesan

There have been several versions of OWB9i released (9.0.2, 9.0.3, 9.0.4 and 9.2). To learn more about OWB 9.2, please check out OWB's collateral library on OTN:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/warehouse/htdocs/OTN_collateral.html
It's easy to migrate projects from OWB 9.0 to 9.2. For detailed instructions, see chapter 3 of the OWB 9.2 Installation and Configuration Guide:
http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/warehouse.html

How to register user in Warehouse Builder

Hi All,
I have installed OWB 11g in my machine. I have created repository owner user in OLAP schema. In my process flows few flows are related to "OLAP instance" and few flows are related to "OLTP instance". Now I want to register my OLTP user present in OLTP instance, but when I start the wizard for registering user I get only OLAP instance users.
Please let me know how can I register my OLTP user of OLTP instance.
Is there any way to register database user manually in warehouse builder i.e. without using register user wizard?
Thanks
VishalS

Hi,
create the users as repos-owner in the design center or grant the roles to an existing db user. Don't make them to TARGET users!
Then selct the project, right mouse-click opens the context menue, select configuration, select the security tab and revoke all permissions except read from this users.
Regards,
Detlef

Designer Vs. Oracle Data warehouse builder

Dear all,
Currently I'm responsible of building a Data warehousing project using Oracle database. I'm trying to decide on a tool for modelling my datawarehouse. I have two options:
1) Designer: we have some experience with this tool and we are using it for our main OLTP application.
2) Oracle Data Warehouse builder: we are using this to design our ETL processes.
I want to get some advice on whether the OWB is capable of modelling my datawarehouse and of doing a retrofit action. also, I try to standardize on the tools that are using in the Data Warehouse department (currently we are using only OWB).
I will appreciate for any other advice to help in my selection process.
Best Regards,
Bilal

Hi,
In my experience this choice depends on the implementation of the datawarehouse. If you are building a "pure" Kimball style dimensional data warehouse you should be able to do this using OWB. I have architected such a DW in the past using only OWB, so I am speaking from experience.
If on the other hand you are planning to implement an Inmon style CIF, if your requirements includes an operational data store (ODS), or if you for any other reason anticipate that you are going to be doing a lot of ER modeling, then I would not recommend using the current release of OWB for modelling. (Note however that there are significant improvements to the modelling capabilities in the Paris release of OWB, so this may change in the future)
The advantage of improved maintainability when using a single tools needs to be weighted against the improved functionality if you choose a combination of the two. In the "two tool" scenario strict development and deployment routines need to be enforced to avoid that the model in Designer comes out of sync with the metadata in OWB. (Consider the effect of a developer making a change to a table definition in OWB and deploying it directly to the database without updating the model in Designer.)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Roald

Where can I get a specific LIST of the warehouse builder "core features" ?

I see references to a specific list in various places for 10gR2 and 11g but have yet to stumble upon said list. Can someone give me a URL? So far the main thing I see as an added option is Data Pump.
Thanks

Well, this looks about as specific as Oracle is going to make it. They say essentially what you said, if you don't see it in the defined extra cost option assume it's a core capability. But the reason I was thinking Data Pump is extra cost is things like this:
[Oracle Warehouse Builder Enterprise ETL Option|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/owb.111/b31278/concept_overview.htm#CEGEIDFG]
Enables higher developer productivity in (larger) projects. Also
allows for reuse of transformation logic and for certain *fast
extraction methods in large volume data movements.*

Oracle Warehouse Builder DB2 connectivity

hi.
is any one has the experience to use the OWB3i to connect to the DB2.
please tell me the way to do it.
thank you
cindy

Hi,
The gateway that Oracle provides for this purpose is Pure
Integrate.In pure integrate define a project(as we do in
warehouse builder).Then configure your ODBC source(it supports
SQl server, MS Access and variuos other Databases).Once defined
and configured take export of the project and import in
warehouse builder.
In OWB then You can keep on adding various modules and other
object in the imported Projects.The imported project will have
source module as configured in Pure integrate.With this you
don't need to export SQl server objects as flat files.

Warehouse builder example schemas

Hi
I have created warehouse builder repository own and during the creation i have added SH schema. I was expecting that i will be able to see its dimension, rule etc but nothing
what are the other example schema i can add for practice
thank
regards
Nick

OK, a few quick points...
1. Build a 'location' that can access the SH schema.
2. In your OWB project, expand the Oracle database node and build an oracle database module...this module should ideally use the SH schema 'location' connector you just created.
3. At this point you can import the SH data and objects into OWB through that database module.(import option).
If what you want is to see real dimensions, and cubes (facts) that are already pre-built, go to the links that the poster above has mentioned (the oracle by example ones). In those pages, they will link to several different .MDL files you may import. These store metadata already for a pre-built project that allowes you to see mappings with real dimensions and cubes (facts).

Warehouse Builder Install

I am new to Warehouse Builder and relatively new to Oracle, but not to database/software. I am involved in a study trying to determine if OWB 10g might be useful in my current project. However, I am not having any luck in installing OWB.
I believe I am following the install direction correctly, but I find that I keep running into problems. The documentation says that only the 10g database needs to be installed, but I keep finding that other elements need to be installed in order for the OWB install to continue (e.g HTTP server, portal).
Can anyone provide (or point me to) clear step-by-step instruction on installing OWB 10g on a clean system (or on a system with ONLY the Oracle Database 10g installed).
Thank you

Good morning Chuck,
I've performed a clean install of OWB10g on a basic 10g install on my laptop (no HTTP server etc) but no problems there.
Have you checked the Installation and Configuration Guide for basic requirements? Especially Chapter 1 and Appendix A.
Available at http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/warehouse.html
Cheers, Patrick

Oracle Warehouse Builder -- LinkedIn Group

Hi,
I'd like to invite those who post here to join a LinkedIn Group for Oracle Warehouse Builder users. The group home page is here:
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=140609
This is not intended to supersede the forum for asking specific questions about how to achieve specific tasks with OWB. It will be a place to exchange information about OWB projects, job opportunities, etc., and communicate with product managers and each other. Membership will include Oracle staff and customers using OWB.
Thanks,
-Antonio Romero, Senior PM, OWB

Version 2I: any source (flat file, oracle, other) -> oracle target.
Petr

Oracle Warehouse Builder - Connectivity

Hi,
I would like to Know that How can I Connect to an Ms Sql Server
from Oracle Warehouse Builder and do the ETL , I heard that It
can Talk to MS sql Server Directly.

Hi,
The gateway that Oracle provides for this purpose is Pure
Integrate.In pure integrate define a project(as we do in
warehouse builder).Then configure your ODBC source(it supports
SQl server, MS Access and variuos other Databases).Once defined
and configured take export of the project and import in
warehouse builder.
In OWB then You can keep on adding various modules and other
object in the imported Projects.The imported project will have
source module as configured in Pure integrate.With this you
don't need to export SQl server objects as flat files.

Connecting Oracle Warehouse Builder to an Informix data source

I am having trouble connecting Oracle Warehouse Builder to my Informix database. I am getting error ORQ-28545. Here is what I did: Under Project Explorer I went to Non-Oracle under Datases. Then right click on Informix and selected New. In the Create Module Window I edit a the Location. Gave it a name, Set Type to HOST:PORT:SERVICE, enter my username, passowrd, my Host IP, left Port as default(1521), enter my Service Name, Enter the Schema. Click on Test Connection and got the above mentioned error.

Hi,
the first you should configure access to your Informix database at target Oracle DB (OWB works with non-Oracle DB over HS).
So you should perform all steps described in Oracle Database Heterogeneous Connectivity Administrator's Guide (4.1 Setting Up Access to Non-Oracle Systems):
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14232/admin.htm#sthref152
Oleg

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