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FireEye KPI Confidential BI Apps Installation & Configuration
FireEyeBusiness Intelligence Application
Installation and Configuration
Version 1.0May 16, 2012
This Document is PROPRIETARY and CONFIDENTIAL and is solely for the use of KPI Partners and its clients. No part of this document may be shared to anyone outside of these parties without the written consent of KPI Partners.
Table of ContentsDocument Overview5Document Information and Index6Version6Index61BI Apps Architecture772Software Requirements882.1For Windows Client Software82.2For Linux Server & Client Software83Hardware Check List994Configuration Check List105Connectivity Check List116Installation Flow137Prerequisites147.1For Windows 2008147.1.1Pre-requisites147.1.2Installing JDK 6 update 45 on Windows148Installing ORACLE 11g R2 Database Client158.1On Windows159Installation of Informatica 9.0.1 HF2 client179.1On Windows1710OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 Installation on windows2110.1Pre-requisites2110.2Run Repository Creating Utility2110.3OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 Installation on windows2410.4Applying 11.1.1.6.7 patches to OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 on windows2811BI Apps 7964 Installation3011.1On Windows3012Informatica 9.0.1 Server Installation on qa-bi-db3412.1Prerequisites for Informatica Installation3413Installing DAC 11g client4013.1On Windows4013.2Installing JDBC drivers for DAC & Database Connectivity on Windows4414Configuring DAC Client4514.1On Windows - Logging in First time4514.2Importing DAC Source System Containers5014.3Setting up Database Connections in DAC5214.4Create Data warehouse schema5314.5Setting up Informatica Service Connections in DAC5515Configuring Informatica 9.0.1 Server on Linux qa-bi-db5715.1Creating Informatica Repository Service5715.1.1Restoring the BI APPS 7964 OOTB repository6015.2Creating Integration service6316Configuring the Informatica Client6516.1On Windows6516.2Copying Source files and lookup files6716.3How to start and stop the Informatica service6717DAC 11g Server Installation on qa-bi-db6817.1On Linux6817.2Configuring Environmental variables in config.sh and dac_env.sh on Linux qa-bi-db machine6917.3Installing JDBC drivers For DAC Database Connectivity7017.4Configuring the connections between DAC server & DAC repository on Linux qa-bi-db machine7017.5How to start or stop the DAC Server7317.6Configuring Connections in Informatica 9.0.1 Workflow manager7418Installation of OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 on qa-bi-app Machine7618.1Prerequisites7618.1.1Running RCU to Create QA_MDS and QA_BIPLATFORM schemas7618.2Installing OBIEE 11.1.6.0 Server8018.3Applying 11.1.1.6.7 patches to OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 on Linux8719Deploying BI Apps Object8919.1Deploying the Metadata Repository and Presentation Catalog8919.2Applying the Oracle BI Applications Security Policy to BI Domain90
Document Overview
FireEye is implementing BI Applications (OBIEE) for reporting. This document explains the procedure to install Oracle BI Applications 7964. This is compiled as a part of the installation process in the QA environment.
Document Information and Index
Version
DateAuthor(s)CommentsVersion
05/16/2011Shivin MalhotraBI Apps 7964 Installation Document
1.0
Index
AcronymAbbreviation
OOTBOut of the box
BI AppsBusiness Intelligence Applications
OBIEEOracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition
DACDatawarehouse Administration Console
JDKJava Development Kit
FMWFusion Middleware
WLSWeblogic Server
BI Apps Architecture
The below screen depicts the Architecture of Oracle BI Apps 7964.There are three tiers:a) Client tierb) Server tierc) Database tier
Software Requirements
For Windows Client Software
Oracle 11gR2 database client
Informatica 9.0.1 HF2 Client
Data warehouse Administration Console (DAC) 11.1.1.6.4
Repository Creation Utility 11.1.1.6.0
BI Apps 7964
Oracle Business Intelligence Suite EE 11.1.1.6.7 (with Patches)
Java SE developments Kit (JDK) 6 update 45
For Linux Server & Client Software
Data warehouse Administration Console (DAC) 11.1.1.6.4
Informatica 9.0.1 HF2 server
Java SE developments Kit (JDK) 6 update 45
Repository Creation Utility 11.1.1.6.0
OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 (with Patches)
Hardware Check List
The below table shows the Hardware prerequisite checklist for BI APPS 7964 Installation
PerquisiteInformaticaOBIEEDAC
HardwareCPU Cores4-8(Small Enterprise), 8-16(Medium), 16+(Large)4-8(Small Enterprise), 8-16(Medium), 16+(Large)4-8(Small Enterprise), 8-16(Medium), 16+(Large)
Physical RAM8 GB(Small Enterprise), 8-16 GB(Medium), 16+GB(Large)8 GB(Small Enterprise), 8-16 GB(Medium), 16+GB(Large)8 GB(Small Enterprise), 8-16 GB(Medium), 16+GB(Large)
Storage Space100GB Local(Small Enterprise), 200(Medium ), 400(Large)100GB Local(Small Enterprise), 200(Medium ), 400(Large)100GB Local(Small Enterprise), 200(Medium ), 400(Large)
Below is the Hardware configuration which is being used by FireEye:
PerquisiteInformaticaOBIEEDAC
HardwareCPU Cores4 Core CPU4 Core CPU4 Core CPU
Physical RAM64GB16GB64GB
Storage Space/u01 -479G/u01 -239G/u01 -479G
Configuration Check List
The below table shows the Configuration prerequisite checklist for BI APPS 7964 InstallationSoftwarePrerequisite ConfigurationComments
InformaticaInformatica Repository user (infa_rep) should have DBA privileges
DACDac repository user (dac_rep) should have DBA privileges.This user should be assigned SSE_ROLE.
Repository Creating UtilitySYSDBA privileges are required.
OBIEELinux Environment Library packages as mentioned in Oracle FMW document should be installed.
Unix EnvironmentThe Following Environment variables have to be set
$NLS_LANG$LANG$LC_ALL$JAVA_HOME
Connectivity Check List
The section explains the connectivity prerequisite checklist for BI APPS 7964 InstallationWindows Machinea) Machine Login credentialsb) VPN Credentialsc) FTP softwared) Putty (For accessing UNIX box)e) Access to the Linux server on ports 7001, 6005, 3141, 4006, 9703, database port (default 1521)
Linux (qa-bi-db.fireeye.com) Machine ETL/DAC Servera) Access to database servers on database port (default 1521)b) The ports 3141, 8443, 6005-6009, 6013-6113, 4006, database port (default 1521) should be open
Linux (qa-bi-app.fireeye.com) Machine OBIEE Servera) Access to database servers on database port (default 1521)b) The port 7001, 9703,9704 needs to be open
Database (qa-bi-db)a) Oracle TNS entries to connect using client tools(Informatica, DAC and OBIEE). The tnsnames.ora file used for installation is b) Before you install Oracle Bi Applications, DAC and Informatica PowerCenter, use appropriate database tool to create database schemas to hold the following:a. DAC Repository (DAC_REP)b. Informatica Domain (INFA)c. Informatica Repository (INFA_REP)d. Oracle Business Analytics Warehouse (OBAW)e. Create SSE Role and Grant Privileges (SSE_ROLE)
Various Home Locationsa) Decide on various HOME location as follows:
Home FolderDescription
DAC_HOME/u01/DAC11g
DOMAIN_HOME/u01/Middleware/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain1
INFA_HOME/u01/Informatica/9.0.1
MW_HOME/u01/Middleware
OBIEE_HOME/u01/Middleware/Oracle_BI1
OBIEE_INSTANCE/u01/Middleware/instances/instance1
Bash Profile for LINUX server
ETL Server
export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1export ORACLE_SID=QABIexport NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8export LANG=en_US.UTF8export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF8export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/libexport TNS_ADMIN=$ORACLE_HOME/network/adminexport DAC_CONFIG_LOCATION=/u01/DAC11g/dac/conf-sharedexport PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin##Needs to be set after Installing Informatica##export INFA_HOME=/u01/Informatica/9.0.1export INFA_DOMAINS_FILE=/u01/Informatica/9.0.1/domains.infa
OBIEE Server
export NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8export LANG=en_US.UTF8export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF8export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/Middleware/Oracle_BI1export TNS_ADMIN=$ORACLE_HOME/network/adminexport ORACLE_INSTANCE=/u01/Middleware/instances/instance1export ORACLE_BI_APPLICATION=coreapplicationexport ESSBASEPATH=$ORACLE_HOME/clients/epm/Essbase/EssbaseRTCexport ODBCINI=$ORACLE_INSTANCE/bifoundation/OracleBIApplication/$ORACLE_BI_APPLICATION/setup/odbc.iniexport DOMAIN_HOME=/u01/Middleware/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domainexport WL_HOME=/u01/Middleware/wlserver_10.3export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
Installation Flow
This section explains the BI Apps 7964 Installation Flow.
Install & Patch OBIEE on Linux (qa-bi-app)DAC server on Linux (qa-bi-db)Install Informatica server on Linux (qa-bi-db)Install BI Apps on WindowsConfiguration check listConnectivity ChecklistSoftware Prerequisite Check ListHardware Prerequisites Check List
Install DAC on Windows
Install JDK software on Windows
Install & Patch OBIEE on Windows
Install Oracle Database client on Windows
Run RCU on WindowsInstall Informatica Client on Windows
Prerequisites
For Windows 2008
Pre-requisitesa) To provide rich user interface, performance, versatility, portability, and security following prerequisite software should be installed.a. JDK6
Installing JDK 6 update 45 on Windows
This section explains about installing Java development kit.
Step 1
b) Navigate to the location where JDK Software is saved in C:\Dumpsc) Right click & select Run as Administrator on jdk-6u45-windows-x64 to run the java executable filed) Click Next on the welcome screen.
Step 2
Default directory for the installation can be seen under Install to:
a) Click on Change to choose the new installation directory
Step 3
a) Change location:Current Location: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\New Location: C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\b) Click OKc) Click Next to continue the installation
Step 4
a) JDK installation can be monitored in Status screen as shown below
Step 5
a) Upon completion of successful installation, following screen is prompted.b) Click Finish to complete the installation.
Installing ORACLE 11g R2 Database Client
In order to have appropriate database connectivity, Oracle database client should be installed on the machines that host the Informatica Services, DAC Server, Informatica Client and DAC Client.
On Windows
Step 1
a) Run the setup file to launch the Oracle client installer in C:\Dumps\Oracle11gR2\client.b) Select Administrator in the Select Installation Type windowc) Click Next
Step 2
a) Check the Language is English in the Selected languages listb) Click Next
Step 3
a) Specify the Oracle Base and Oracle Home directoryb) Click Next
Step 4
a) Click on Save response file to save the Oracle home and base locationb) Click on Finish
Step 5
a) Click Close
Step 6
a) Once the oracle data base client is installed, TNS entries of QABI and BIEBS databases are added in the tnsnames.ora file in C:\ oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\network\admin directory
Installation of Informatica 9.0.1 HF2 client
On Windows
This section explains about installing Informatica client tools on windows client machine. Do not install Informatica client in a directory that has space in the Directory name (For example C:\Program Files\Informatica). If the installation of Informatica is done in a directory having space in the name then that will cause errors in DAC
Step 1
a) Run as admin the install file in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\INFA\Client\b) Select the Install Informatica 9.0.1 clients with HotFix 2c) Click Next
Step 2
a) Verify the Installation Prerequisitesb) Click Next
Step 3
a) Provide the Installation Directory pathb) Click Next
Step 4
a) Click Install
Step 5
a) Monitor the progress of Informatica Installation
Step 6
a) Click Done to complete the installation.
OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 Installation on windows
This section explains about installing OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 as a part of Oracle BI applications 7964 implementation. Remember this is only done to generate the BI Apps related files, when installing is done on other instances just the correct version of OBIEE client can be installed.
Pre-requisitesa) Run Repository creating utility (RCU) to create WIN_MDS and WIN_BIPLATFORM schemas (in this case these schemas were installed on a local copy of Oracle Server)
Run Repository Creating Utility
Step 1-
a) Run rcu.bat file in the RCU software location C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\OBIEE\Windows\RCU\rcuHome\BIN.
Step 2-
a) Click on Next
Step 3
a) Select Createb) Click Next
Step 4
a) Provide the Database ConnectionsSelect Database type: Oracle DatabaseHostname: HPATCHAMETIA-HP.FireEye.comPort: 1521Service Name: ORCLUsername: SYSPassword: ******Role: SYSDBAb) Click Next
Step 5
a) Select create a new Prefix type WINb) Click on Oracle Business Intelligence and select Business Intelligence Platformc) Click Next
Step 6
a) Select Use the Same password for all schemasb) Provide the password : ******* and confirm the samec) Click Next
Step 7
a) Keep the DEAFULT table spaces.b) Click Next.
Step 8
a) Click on Create
Step 9
a) Click on Close
OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 Installation on windows
Step 1
a) Run setup.exe in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\OBIEE\Windows\bishiphome\Disk1.
Step 2
a) Click Next
Step 3
a) Select Skip Software updatesb) Click Next
Step 4
a) Select Simple Installb) Click Next
Step 5
a) Click Next
Step 6
a) Browse to the Middleware Home: C:\Middlwareb) Click Next
Step 7
a) Provide below detailsUsername: weblogicUser Password: Admin123Confirm password: Admin123b) Click Next
Step 8
a) Select Oracle Business Intelligenceb) Click Next
Step 9
a) Provide the below detailsSelect Database type: Oracle DatabaseConnect String is HPATCHAMETIA-HP.FireEye.com:1521:ORCLBI_PLATFORM Schema Username: WIN_BIPLATFORMBI_PLATFORM Schema Password: winbi123b) Click Next
Step 10 a) Provide the below detailsSelect Database type: Oracle DatabaseConnect String is HPATCHAMETIA-HP.FireEye.com:1521:ORCLBI_PLATFORM Schema Username: WIN_MDSBI_PLATFORM Schema Password: winbi123b) Click Next
Step 11
a) Click Install
Step 12 a) Uncheck I wish to receive software updates from Oracle Supportb) Click Next
Step 13
a) Click Yes
Step 14
a) Click Install
Step 15
a) Installation & Configuration progress can be tracked.
Step 16
b) Click Nextc) Click on Finish to complete the OBIEE configuration on windows
Applying 11.1.1.6.7 patches to OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 on windows
The Oracle Business Intelligence 11.1.1.6.7 patch set comprises a number of patches:
PatchAbstract
15959887
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (1 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Installer
15959877
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (2 of 7) Oracle Real Time Decisions
15929063
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (3 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
15959899
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (4 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence ADF Components
15959861
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (5 of 7) Enterprise Performance Management Components Installed from BI Installer 11.1.1.6.x
15894670
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (6 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence
15959917
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (7 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Platform Client Installers and MapViewer
All the patches to be used for Windows and Linux are stored in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\OBIEE\Windows\Patches.
Step 1-
a) Stop all the BI Services before applying any patchb) StartAll ProgramsOracle Business IntelligenceStop BI Services
Step 2-
Back up the Oracle BI System, including the following: The ORACLE_HOME\bifoundation\server directory The ORACLE_INSTANCE\bifoundation\OracleBIServerComponent\coreapplication_obis1\repository The ORACLE_BI_HOME\bifoundation\jee\mapviewer.ear\web.war\WEB_INF\conf\mapViewerConfig.xml, if you have modified it
Step 3-
a) All the patches need to be applied in the same way.b) Unzip the patch zip file in the ORACLE_HOME directory (C:\Middlware\Oracle_BI1)
Step 4-
a) At the command prompt, change directory to Oracle BI Home directory. (cd C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1)
Step 5-
a) At the command prompt, set the environment variablesset ORACLE_HOME=C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\bin;%PATH%set JAVA_HOME=%ORACLE_HOME%\jdkset PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\OPatch;%PATH%
Step 6-a) For each of the extracted Oracle BI 11.1.1.6.7 patch directories (starting with 1 of 7, then 2 of 7, and so on), change directory to the patch directory and execute the below statementb) Apply the patch using the command: opatch applyc) Enter y when prompted.d) When the message "Opatch Succeeded" is displayed, repeat the previous steps for the next patch directory until all the patches have been applied.e) Copy the BIPublisherDesktop32.exe and BIPublisherDesktop64.exe files from the ORACLE_BI_HOME\clients\bipublisher\repository\Tools directory to the C:\Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domain\config\bipublisher\repository\Tools directory.f) Copy the msmdacc64.dll file from the ORACLE_BI_HOME\clients\bipublisher\repository\Admin\DataSource directory to the C:\Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domain\config\bipublisher\repository\Admin\DataSource directory.Step 7-a) Now apply the JDeveloper patch 13952743.b) JDeveloper patch is applied to the Oracle Common Home directory (C:\Middleware\oracle_common).c) Follow the same procedure of unzipping the patch in oracle_common, setting the environment variable. Remember to set the ORACLE_HOME to oracle_common directory to apply this patch.d) Verify that the patches have been successfully installed opatch lsinventiry.
Step 8-
a) Start all the BI Services.b) StartAll ProgramsOracle Business IntelligenceStart BI Services
BI Apps 7964 Installation
On Windows
This section explains how to install the Oracle BI Applications files using the Oracle BI Applications Installer. Oracle BI Applications files are installed into the ORACLE_HOME (C:\Middleware\OracleBI1) in a directory named biapps.
Step 1
a) Run as admin the setup.exe in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\BIA\Oracle_BI_Applications
Step 2
a) Click Next
Step 3
Specify the details of the Oracle BI EE installation on the local drive. Oracle BI EE must be installed on a local drive it cannot be a Windows mapped drive that maps to a separate machinea) At the Enter the BI Oracle Home Location field, specify the Oracle BI EE Infrastructure home location (or ORACLE_HOME) on the local drive. C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\b) At the Enter the BI Instance Location field, specify the Oracle BI EE instance home location (or ORACLE_INSTANCE) on the local drive. C:\ Middleware\instances\instance1c) At the Enter the Domain Home Location field, specify the BI domain home location on the local drive. C:\ Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domaind) Click Next
Step 4
In this screen specify the details of the Weblogic Administration Servera) At the Enter the port number field, specify the Weblogic Server port number. The default port number is 7001.b) At the Enter the user name field, specify the Weblogic administrator account name. The default account name is weblogic.c) At the Enter the password field, specify the Weblogic administrator account password. This password is user-specified when you run the Oracle BI EE installer.
Step 5
a) Select the Oracle BI Applications that needs to install.b) Click Next
Step 6
a) Click Next
Step 7
a) Installation progress can be tracked as shown below:
Step 8
a) Click Finish
Informatica 9.0.1 Server Installation on qa-bi-db
Prerequisites for Informatica Installation
a) Install JDK 6 and export the $JAVA_HOME environment variableb) Ensure connectivity to QABI.c) export $NLS_LANG = AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8, $ LANG= en_US.UTF8, $LC_ALL=en_US.UTF8d) Have a database Schema available in the database for the Informatica repository and Domain configurationse) Copy and unzip the Informatica 9.0.1 server software file 901HF2_Server.zip from C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\INFA\Linux to server.f) Copy the Oracle_All_OS_Prod.key file from the C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\INFA\Linux to the Informatica server.
Step 1-
a) On the server change to the Informatica server software directory on server 901HF2_Server. Use a VNC viewer or Xmanager to install to support GUI mode.b) Type ./install.sh to launch the Informatica installer
Step 2-a) Provide the value for Do you want to continue as yb) Press Enter
Step 3-a) Provide the value 1 to install Informatica 9.0.1 with Hot Fixb) Press Enter
Step 4-a) To install in GUI mode, type Gb) Press Enter
Step 5 a) Select Install Informatica 9.0.1 with HotFix 2b) Click Next
Step 6
a) Verify the Pre requisitesb) Click Next
Step 7 a) Browse for the license key (Oracle_All_OS_Prod.key)b) Provide the installation directoryc) Click Next
Step 8 a) Click on Install
Step 9
a) Informatica server installation progress can be tracked as screen shown below
Step 10 a) Select Create a domainb) Check Enable HTTPS for Informatica Administratorc) Click Next
Step 11 a) Enter the following database user schema details;Database Type: oracleDatabase user id: infaUser password: ****Select JDBC URLDatabase address: qa-bi-db.fireeye.com:1521Database service name: QABISelect JDBC parameters
b) Click on Test Connection
Note:If the test connection is not passed, please check the Database user credentials
Step 12 a) Click OK on the test connection is successful window
Step 13 a) Retain the Default valuesb) Provide the Domain username and Password as mentioned below;Domain User name: AdministratorDomain password: ******Confirm password: ******c) Click Next
Step 14 a) Informatica domain creation status can be tracked from the next screen.
Step 15 a) Save the Informatica Administrator home page urlb) Save Installation Directoryc) Click on Done
Installing DAC 11g client
On Windows
This section explains how to use the DAC installer to install DAC Client and DAC Server for an Oracle Business Intelligence Applications environment.The DAC Client can only be installed and run on Windows. The DAC Client must be installed on the machine where Informatica PowerCenter Client Tools was installed. The DAC Server must be installed on the machine where Informatica PowerCenter Services was installed. Informatica PowerCenter Services must be installed before installing DAC.
Pre-requisitesa) Copy the domains.infa file from the Informatica server installation Directory in Linux qa-bi-db /u01/Informatica/9.0.1 to the Informatica client Installation software Directory C:\Informatica\9.0.1
Installation Process
Step 1-a) Run the dac11g_install.exe file to launch the installer in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\DAC directoryb) Click Next
Step 2-a) Select Informatica client installation directory.b) Click Next
Step 3-
a) Select Informatica Domains file, Click Next
Step 4-a) Select the DAC installation folder.b) Click Next
Step 5-a) Select as required.b) Click Next
Step 6 - a) Click Install
Step 7 -a) Track on progress.
Step 8 -a) Click Done.
Installing JDBC drivers for DAC & Database Connectivity on Windows
DAC requires JDBC drivers for database connectivity. The JDBC drivers that are used should be for the databases supported. Since JDBC drivers show variations with different database versions, only drivers that are shipped with the database or downloaded from database vendor site and known to be certified for the given database version should be used. Currently, third-party JDBC drivers for the databases are not supported
Steps-
a) Copy ojdbc5.jar and ojdbc6.jar from the C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\jdbc\lib directory to C:\DAC11g\dac\lib
Configuring DAC Client
On Windows - Logging in First time
This section explains about configuring DAC client connectivity to the DAC Repository and the DAC server. When DAC Repository connections need to be configured, the configuration process includes creating a new authentication file or selecting an existing authentication file. The authentication file authenticates the database in which the repository resides. A user with the Administrator role must distribute the authentication file to any user account that needs to access the specified DAC RepositoryAfter configuring a connection to the DAC Repository and logging in, DAC will automatically prompt to upgrade the repository schema.
Step 1
a) Launch Dac client by startAll ProgramsOracle Business Intelligence Data warehouse Administrator ConsoleClient
Step 2
a) Click on Configure
Step 3
a) Select Create Connection
Step 4
a) Provide the following details;Name: DAC_QA (Any Logical name)Connection Type: Oracle (Thin)Instance: QABIDatabase Host: qa-bi-db.fireeye.comDatabase Port: 1521
b) Click on the dialog box Authentication File
Step 5-
a) Select Create authentication file from the drop down listb) Click OK
Step 6
a) Click OK
Step 7
a) Provide the DAC repository schema nameTable owner name: dac_repPassword: ***b) Click OKc) Save the random key generated, it will be used while configuring DAC server.
Step 8
a) Click Test Connection
Step 9-
a) If Successful, Click Closeb) Click Apply
Step 10
a) Click Finish
Step 11
a) Provide the following credentials to log into dac;Connection: DAC_QAUsername: AdministratorPassword: Administratorb) Click Login
Step 12
a) Enter the appropriate information and Click Yes
Step 13
On Create default Administrator account;a) Provide the credentials to create default account;Username: AdministratorPassword: fireeyeqa123Confirm password: fireeyeqa123b) Click OK
Step 14
a) Tools DAC Server Management Repository Configurationb) Configure the information for DAC server. Leave the default port as it is.
Importing DAC Source System Containers
This section explains how to import metadata into the DAC Repository. There are some pre-requisites:
Copy the contents of folder ORACLE_HOME\biapps\dwrep\dac_metadata\dac_client\export to C:\DAC11g\dac\export. Copy DeleteTriggers.list from ORACLE_HOME\biapps\dwrep\dac_metadata\dac_client to C:\DAC11g\dac\conf.
Step 1-a) Click on ToolsDAC Repository managementImport
Step 2-
a) Select Logical, system, over write log file in the categories listb) In applications list select Oracle 12.1.1 and Universalc) Check Truncate repository tables and Enable batch moded) Click OK
Step 3-a) Retype the textb) Select Yes
Step 4-a) Importing tables progress can be tracked as below
Step 5-a) Click Ok
Setting up Database Connections in DAC
This section explains the procedure to specify the transactional and data warehouse data sources in DAC.Step 1-a) Click on SetupPhysical Data sourcesb) Provide the Data warehouse details as shown below and test Connection and Save itName: DataWarehouseType: WarehouseConnection Type: Oracle (Thin)Instance: QABITable Owner: OBAWTable owner Password: *******DB Host: qa-bi-dbPort: 1521c) Click on Test Connectiond) Click OK on Test connection Successful windowe) Click on SAVE
Step 2-a) Click on the Name: ORA_11_5_10b) Provide the source system (Apps) ConnectionsName: ORA_R1211Type: SourceConnection Type: Oracle (Thin)TNS Name: BIEBSHost: dev-erp-db.fireeye.comPort:1536Table Owner: appsTable owner Password: *******c) Click on Test Connectiond) Click OK on Test connection Successful windowe) Click on SAVE
Create Data warehouse schema
This section explains how to create data warehouse schema table through DAC.Step 1-a) Configure the connections in the System tab in DAC.
Step 2-a) Tools ETL Management Configure
Step 3-a) Select Oracle in the dropdown as shown below:
Step 4-a) Choose Generate Create statements for Data Warehouse Tableb) Click Next
Step 5-Select the datasource where you want to create the tables. Select execute to let DAC create it
Step 6-a) Monitor the processb) Click Finish on the Successful screen
Setting up Informatica Service Connections in DAC
This section explains how to register the Informatica PowerCenter Integration Services service and the Informatica PowerCenter Repository Service in DAC.Step 1 a) Click on SetupInformatica serversb) Click INFORMATICA_REP_SERVER and configure itName: INFORMATICA_REP_SERVERType: RepositoryHostname: qa-bi-dbServer port: 6005Login: AdministratorPassword: qa_admin123Repository Name: RS_OBIA_QAc) Click on Test Connectiond) Click OK on Test connection Successful windowe) Click on SAVE
Note: DAC server should be up and running before testing the Connections
Step 2-a) Click on Informatica servers and configure INFORMATICA_DW_SERVERb) provide the following details in the Edit TabName: INFORMATICA_DW_SERVERType: InformaticaService: IS_OBIA_QADomain: Domain_qa-bi-dbLogin: AdministratorPassword: ******Repository Service: RS_OBIA_QAc) Click on Test Connectiond) Click OK on Test connection Successful windowe) Click on SAVE
Configuring Informatica 9.0.1 Server on Linux qa-bi-db
This section explains about creating the Informatica Repository service and Informatica Integration serviceand required configurations.
Creating Informatica Repository Service
Step 1-
a) Open the Informatica administrator console (open https://qa-bi-db:8443/administrator/ in the browser)b) Use the below credentials to Log into Informatica Admin consoleUsername: AdministratorPassword: ********c) Click Log In
Step 2-
a) Click on ActionsNewPowerCenter Repository Service in the Domain Navigator
Step 3-
a) Provide the following details;Name: RS_OBIA_QALocation: Domain_qa-bi-db (default value)License: 901_license_ qa-bi-db_48541 (select it from the drop down box)Node: node01_qa-bi-db (select it from the drop down box)
b) Click Next
Step 4 a) Provide the following database details for Informatica repositorySelect Database Type: Oracle (from the drop down list)Username: infa_repPassword: ********Connect String: qabiCode page: UTF-8 encoding of Unicode
b) Check No Content exists under specified connection String. Create new contentc) Click on Finish
Restoring the BI APPS 7964 OOTB repository
This section explains about restoring the contents of this Oracle_BI_DW_Base.rep file into the Informatica repository. An Informatica Repository file called Oracle_BI_DW_Base.rep is installed in the ORACLE_HOME\biapps\dwrep\Informatica\Repository directory during the Oracle BI Applications installation on windows machine.
Step 1-a) Copy the OOTB BI Apps Informatica repository back up file (Oacle_BI_DW_Base.rep) From folder C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\biapps\dwrep\Informatica\Repository to back up directory in Informatica /u01/Informatica/9.0.1/server/infa_shared/Backupb) Change the Repository PropertiesOperating Mode to Exclusive.c) Click on ActionsRepository ContentsDeleted) Click on ActionsRepository ContentsRestore (Actions tab will be on the right side top of the admin page)
Step 2-a) Select the Backup file Oracle_BI_DW_Base.rep from the drop down boxb) Click OK
Step 3-
a) Click OK to Confirm restore contents
Step 4-a) The restore progress can be monitored using the screen shown below:
Step 5-a) Select the Repository service (RS_OBIA_QA) in the Domain navigatorb) Select the Properties tab in the Repository servicec) Click on Edit in the Repository Properties section
Step 6-a) Change the operating mode to Normal from Exclusive mode (select it from the drop down box)b) Click OK
Step 7-a) Check Complete-wait for all processes to completeb) Click OK
Creating Integration service
Step 1-a) Repository service (RS_OBIA_QA) should be available and running in Normal Modeb) To create Integration service click on ActionsNewPowerCenter Integration Service in the Domain Navigator Window
Step 2-
a) Provide the below details for Integration serviceName: IS_OBIA_QA (Provide a logical name)Location: Domain_qa-bi-db (default value)License: 901_license_qa-bi-db_48541 (select it from the drop down box)Node: node01_qa-bi-db (select it from the drop down box)b) Click Next
Step 3-Determining the Data Movement Mode:Before deploying Oracle BI Applications, data movement mode (ASCII or Unicode) for the PowerCenter Integration Service has to be determined. The Character Data Movement Mode is an Informatica PowerCenter Integration Service option needs to be chosen based on whether it is a single-byte or multi-byte data.Choose Unicode if non-ASCII characters have to be moved. Otherwise, choose ASCII. The Data Movement Mode option is configurable and can be reset after installation.
a) Provide the below repository service detailsPowerCenter Repository service: RS_OBIA_QA (select from the dropdown box)Username: AdministratorPassword: ****b) Data Movement Mode: Unicode (select from the dropdown box)c) Click on Finish
Step 4-a) Change the code page to UTF-8 encoding of unicode (select from the dropdown box)b) Click OK
Step 5-
a) Enable the Integration Service by clicking the Enable the Service (Small green button on the right side top of the page)
Note: Dont click on the recycle button just next to the Enable button. It will eventually recycle the Integration service that we just created
Configuring the Informatica Client
On Windows
This section explains about adding a repository in the Informatica client and connection to the repository is configured
Step 1-a) Launch PowerCenter Repository Manager StartAll programsInformatica9.0.1PowerCenter Repository Manager
Step 2-a) Click on RepositoryConfigure Domain
Step 3-a) Click on Add Domain and provide the below detailsDomain Name: Domain_qa-bi-dbGateway Host: qa-bi-dbGateway Port: 6005b) Click OK
Step 4-Make sure that the repository RS_OBIA_QA is selected in the right-hand pane & Click OK
Step 5-a) Right click on the repository and select Connectb) Provide the following connection detailsSecurity Domain: NativePassword: ****c) Click on Connect
Step 6-a) Now the OOTB Adapters can be seen as below
Copying Source files and lookup files
Steps
a) Copy the source files from C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\biapps\dwrep\Informatica\SrcFiles to /u01/Informatica/9.0.1/server/infa_shared/SrcFiles.
b) Copy the lookup files from C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\biapps\dwrep\Informatica\LkpFiles to /u01/Informatica/9.0.1/server/infa_shared/LkpFiles
How to start and stop the Informatica service
Steps
a) Change to Informatica server installation directory /u01/Informatica/9.0.1/server/tomcat/bin
b) Type Infaservice [startup | shutdown] to start or stop the Informatica service
DAC 11g Server Installation on qa-bi-db
On Linux
The DAC Server can run on Linux, but it must first be installed on a Windows machine, and then copied over to a Linux machine, as described in the steps below. Oracle does not provides an installer for DAC on UNIX
Prerequisites:a) JDK version 1.6.0 or higher needs to be installedb) Informatica PowerCenter Services has to co-locate on a machine that will host the DAC Serverc) Informatica server has been configuredd) Connection details for DAC Metadata Repository database (dac_rep) are required
Note: If FTP is used to copy the zip file, use binary mode.Step 1 a) On the Windows machine where DAC is installed, create a temporary folder (for example, a folder \DAC11g_UNIX\). b) Copy the C:\DAC11g\dac inside the DAC11g_UNIX folder, remove the \icons and \export sub-folder. c) Zip the temporary folder and copy to the DAC server linux machine.d) Unzip the temporary folder in the /u01, rename it to DAC11g.
Step 2-a) Change to the unix_script_bkp directory /u01/DAC11g/dac/unix_script_bkp
Step 3-a) Use dos2unix command as below to convert the shell script files to UNIX format (this will remove the carriage return and line feed characters) in the directory /u01/DAC/dac/unix_script_bkpb) dos2unix *.sh
Step 4-a) Copy all the files from /u01/DAC/dac/unix_script_bkp directory to /u01/DAC/dac directory
Configuring Environmental variables in config.sh and dac_env.sh on Linux qa-bi-db machine
In this section the environment variables for JAVA_HOME is configured in config.sh and environment variables for the DAC Server are configured in dac_env.sh
Step 1-a) Edit the config.sh file located in the /u01/DAC11g/dac directory to point to the correct version of the JDK by setting the JAVA_HOME environment variable.b) export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_43
Step 2-a) Edit the dac_env.sh file located in the /bda1/DAC/dac directory as below
INFORMATICA_SERVER_LOCATION=/u01/Informatica/9.0.1DOMAINS_INFA_FILE_LOCATION=/u01/Informatica/9.0.1/domains.infa
Installing JDBC drivers For DAC Database Connectivity
DAC requires JDBC drivers for database connectivity. The JDBC drivers that are used should be for the databases supported. Since JDBC drivers show variations with different database versions, only drivers that are shipped with the database or downloaded from database vendor site and known to be certified for the given database version should be used. Currently, third-party JDBC drivers for the databases are not supported
Steps
a) Copy ojdbc6.jar from the /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/jdbc/lib to /u01/DAC11g/dac /lib
Configuring the connections between DAC server & DAC repository on Linux qa-bi-db machine
In this section DAC metadata repository connection information is configured in standaloneServerSetupPrompt.sh
Step 1-a) Run the standaloneServerSetupPrompt.sh./standaloneServerSetupPrompt.sh
Step 2-a) Provide the value 1 for what can I do for you as shown below
Step 3-a) Provide value 4 for Oracle (thin) for These are your connection type choices
Step 4-a) Provide the TNS Name: QABI
Step 5-a) Provide the Database host name: qa-bi-db.fireeye.com
Step 6-a) Provide the value for Database port number: 1521
Step 7-a) Provide the Table owner name: dac_rep
Step 8-a) Provide the database schema Password of dac user: dac_repb) Key- Use the same key that was generated when logging in the DAC client for first time.
Step 9-a) Provide the value 2 to Test repository connection
Step 10-
a) Connection was successfully established
Step 11-
a) Provide the value 5 to save the changes
Step 12-
a) Provide the value 6 to exit
How to start or stop the DAC Server
Step1
To start DAC Server
a) To run the DAC Server in the background:nohup ./startserver.sh 2>&1 &
Step 2
To Stop DAC Servera) Issue the following command:./stopserver.sh
Configuring Connections in Informatica 9.0.1 Workflow manager
This section explains how to log into Informatica PowerCenter Workflow Manager and to define relational connections to the source and Data WarehouseStep 1-
a) To Launch Informatica Workflow managerb) StartAll ProgramsInformatica9.0.1 Workflow Managerc) Connect to the Repository (RS_OBIA_QA)
Step 2-
a) Click on ConnectionsRelational
Step 3-a) Click on New
Step 4-a) Select Sub Type Oracle
Step 5-a) Provide the Source system (Apps) connection detailsName: ORA_R1211Username: AppsPassword: *******Connect String: biebsb) Click OK
Step 6-a) Click on Newb) Select Sub Type OracleName: DataWarehouseUsername: OBAWPassword: *******Connect String: QABIc) Click OK
Step 8-a) Click on Close
Installation of OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 on qa-bi-app Machine
This section explains the installation of OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7 on Linux (qa-bi-app) as a part of Oracle BI Apps 7964 installation.
Prerequisitesa) Install JDK and set $JAVA_HOME environment variableb) Install Operating system Library files.Note: All the above prerequisite setups are done by FireEye Teamc) Run RCU to create QA_MDS and QA_BIPLATFORM Schemas
Running RCU to Create QA_MDS and QA_BIPLATFORM schemas
Obtain SYSDBA credentials for QABI database in qa-bi-db. The RCU can be run from Linux or Windows, it is only creating a database schema. In this case, windows machine was used to create RCU schemas.
Step 1-a) Run the rcu file in the C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\OBIEE\Windows\RCU\rcuHome\BIN
b) Click on Next
Step 2-c) Select Created) Click Next
Step 3-c) Provide the Database ConnectionsSelect Database type: Oracle DatabaseHostname: qa-bi-dbPort: 1521Service Name: qabiUsername: sysPassword: ******Role: SYSDBAd) Click Next
Step 4-a) Click OK after completion of checking the pre requisites
Step 5-a) Select create a new Prefix type QAb) Click on Oracle Business Intelligence.c) Click Next
Step 6-
a) Click OK
Step 7-
d) Select Use the Same password for all schemase) Provide the password : **** and confirm the samef) Click Next
Step 8-c) Choose table spaces you want to use.d) Click Next
Step 9-a) Click OK
Step 10-
b) Click on Create
Step 12-a) Verify the Completion Summary, confirm the status is SUCCESS.b) Close the RCU utility.
Installing OBIEE 11.1.6.0 Server
This section explains OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 installation and the type of installation is Enterprise Install type in Linux (qa-bi-app) Machine as a part of BI Apps 7964 implementation
Step 1-a) Change the directory to /home/orabi/software/OBIEE/bishiphome/Disk1b) Launch the OBIEE installer - . /runInstallerc) Click Ok and continue with local inventory.
Step 2-c) Select Skip Software updatesd) Click Next
Step 3-a) Select Installation type as Enterprise Installb) Click Next
Step 4-
a) Click Next after passing all the pre requisite checks
Step 5-
a) Provide the weblogic password *******b) Click Next
Step 6-
a) Specify the home locations as shown below:b) Click Next
Step 7-
a) Install the components that you wantb) Click Next
Step 8-
a) Provide information for RCU schemas (QA_BIPLATFORM & QA_MDS) and passwordb) Click Next
Step 9-
a) Configure Ports Auto Port Configuationb) Click Next
Step 10-
c) Uncheck I wish to receive software updates from Oracle Supportd) Click Next
Step 11-
a) Click Yes
Step 12-a) Click on Install
Step 13-
b) Installation progress can be tracked as shown below:
Step 14-
a) Configuration process is started:
Step 16-
a) Click Nextb) Click on Finish to complete the OBIEE configuration
Applying 11.1.1.6.7 patches to OBIEE 11.1.1.6.0 on Linux
The Oracle Business Intelligence 11.1.1.6.7 patch set comprises a number of patches:
PatchAbstract
15959887
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (1 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Installer
15959877
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (2 of 7) Oracle Real Time Decisions
15929063
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (3 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
15959899
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (4 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence ADF Components
15959861
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (5 of 7) Enterprise Performance Management Components Installed from BI Installer 11.1.1.6.x
15894670
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (6 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence
15959917
Patch 11.1.1.6.7 (7 of 7) Oracle Business Intelligence Platform Client Installers and MapViewer
All the patches to be used for Windows and Linux are stored in C:\Dumps\OBIA7964\OBIEE\Windows\Patches. Transfer the zip files for patches to the linux machine.
Step 1-
a) Stop all the BI Services before applying any patchb) Use the FE_Start_stop.txt to stop services.
Step 2-
Back up the Oracle BI System, including the following: The ORACLE_HOME\bifoundation\server directory The ORACLE_INSTANCE\bifoundation\OracleBIServerComponent\coreapplication_obis1\repository The ORACLE_BI_HOME\bifoundation\jee\mapviewer.ear\web.war\WEB_INF\conf\mapViewerConfig.xml, if you have modified itStep 3-a) All the patches need to be applied in the same way.b) Unzip the (1 to 7, not the Jdeveloper patch) zip file in the ORACLE_HOME directory (/u01/Middleware/Oracle_BI1)
Step 4-
a) Change directory to Oracle BI Home directory. (cd /u01/Middleware/Oracle_BI1)
Step 5-
a) Set the environment variablesexport ORACLE_HOME= /u01/Middleware/Oracle_BI1export PATH=$ORACLE_HOME\bin:$%PATHset JAVA_HOME=$ORACLE_HOME\jdkset PATH=$JAVA_HOME\bin:$PATHset PATH=$ORACLE_HOME\Opatch:PATH
Step 6-a) For each of the extracted Oracle BI 11.1.1.6.7 patch directories (starting with 1 of 7, then 2 of 7, and so on), change directory to the patch directory and execute the below statementb) Apply the patch using the command: opatch applyc) Enter y when prompted.d) When the message "Opatch Succeeded" is displayed, repeat the previous steps for the next patch directory until all the patches have been applied.e) Copy the BIPublisherDesktop32.exe and BIPublisherDesktop64.exe files from the ORACLE_BI_HOME\clients\bipublisher\repository\Tools directory to the C:\Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domain\config\bipublisher\repository\Tools directory.f) Copy the msmdacc64.dll file from the ORACLE_BI_HOME\clients\bipublisher\repository\Admin\DataSource directory to the C:\Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domain\config\bipublisher\repository\Admin\DataSource directory.Step 7-a) Now apply the JDeveloper patch 13952743.b) JDeveloper patch is applied to the Oracle Common Home directory (/u01/Middleware/oracle_common).c) Follow the same procedure of unzipping the patch in oracle_common, setting the environment variable. Remember to set the ORACLE_HOME to oracle_common directory to apply this patch.d) Verify that the patches have been successfully installed opatch lsinventiry.
Step 8-
a) Start all the BI Services.b) Verify the version.
Deploying BI Apps Object
Deploying the Metadata Repository and Presentation CatalogA Windows machine is required to edit BI metadata using Oracle BI Administration Tool and you should be aware of working on BI tools to do below steps.
1. Open the RPD installed as a part of BI Apps install in windows. OracleBIAnalyticsApps.rpd saved in C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\biapps\repository. Password is Admin123.2. Configure the variables OLAP_DSN, OLAPTBO, OLAP_USER to correct values as per your environment.3. Configure the password in the physical connections where all these variables are being used in connection pool. Check the currently deployed RPD in case of any issues.4. Copy the BI Apps catalog zip file EnterpriseBusinessAnalytics.zip from C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\biapps\catalog to /u01/Middleware/instances/instance1/bifoundation/OracleBIPresentationServicesComponent/coreapplication_obips1/catalog.5. Unzip the file.6. Open the EM at http://qa-bi-app.fireeye.com:7001/em 7. Lock&Edit, Activate, restart by deploying the BI RPD and catalog in the BI instance.
Applying the Oracle BI Applications Security Policy to BI Domain
Steps:
1. Shut down the BI EE system using scripts provided.
2. On the server, backup the $DOMAIN_ HOME/config/fmwconfig/system-jazn-data.xml file.
3. Copy the Oracle BI Applications jazn file from windows machine C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\ biapps/admin/provisioning/system-jazn-data.xml to $DOMAIN_ HOME/config/fmwconfig/
4. Start the BIEE System.
5. Verify the BI Apps roles.
4FireEye KPI Confidential# tnsnames.ora Network Configuration File: C:\app\KPI\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\network\admin\tnsnames.ora# Generated by Oracle configuration tools.
LISTENER_ORCL = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = localhost)(PORT = 1521))
ORACLR_CONNECTION_DATA = (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY = EXTPROC1521)) ) (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = CLRExtProc) (PRESENTATION = RO) ) )
QABI = (DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=qa-bi-db.fireeye.com)(PORT=1521)) (CONNECT_DATA= (SID = QABI) ) )BIEBS= (DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=dev-erp-db.fireeye.com)(PORT=1536)) (CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=BIEBS) (INSTANCE_NAME=BIEBS) ) )
CREATE ROLE SSE_ROLE;GRANT DBA to SSE_ROLE;GRANT CONNECT TO SSE_ROLE; create user INFA identified by infa default tablespace METADATA_TBS ;alter user INFA quota unlimited on METADATA_TBS; create user DAC_REP identified by dac_rep default tablespace METADATA_INFA_DAC ;alter user DAC_REP quota unlimited on METADATA_INFA_DAC; create user INFA_REP identified by infa_rep default tablespace METADATA_INFA_DAC ;alter user INFA_REP quota unlimited on METADATA_INFA_DAC; create user OBAW identified by obaw123 default tablespace OBAW_DATA ;alter user OBAW quota unlimited on OBAW_DATA; grant connect , resource,DBA, SSE_ROLE to INFA,DAC_REP,INFA_REP,OBAW;################## Stopping services ##################
cd $ORACLE_INSTANCE/bin./opmnctl status./opmnctl stopall
cd $DOMAIN_HOME/bin
./stopManagedWebLogic.sh bi_server1 t3://qa-bi-app.fireeye.com:7001 weblogic fireeyeqa123./stopWebLogic.sh weblogic fireeyeqa123 t3://qa-bi-app.fireeye.com:7001
ps -ef | grep java
kill -9 pid
### starting services ###############
cd $DOMAIN_HOME/bin
nohup ./startWebLogic.sh -Dweblogic.management.username=weblogic -Dweblogic.management.password=fireeyeqa123 > wls_start.log &
cd $WL_HOME/server/bin
nohup sh $WL_HOME/server/bin/startNodeManager.sh > startNodeManager.log &
go to weblogic and start the bi_server1
cd $ORACLE_INSTANCE/bin
./opmnctl startall
go to EM
-------------------------------DAC----------------------------To start DAC Server
o run the DAC Server in the background:nohup ./startserver.sh 2>&1 &
To Stop DAC Servera)Issue the following command:./stopserver.sh
--------------------------------------Informatica----------------
Change to Informatica server installation directory /u01/Informatica/9.0.1/server/tomcat/bin
Type Infaservice [startup | shutdown] to start or stop the Informatica service