Yesterday we had an issue with a customer. Overnight they had changed the IP address of the database where ODI is installed.
To make everything work again, we had to:
1) Change Master Repository IP address
On login, choose the Edit Connection Option and change JDBC connection to the Master Repository. Test it and then login to the Master Repository only.
2) Change Work Repository IP address
This was the trickiest part of the job because the option for editing the Work Repository connection string is not that easy to find in ODI 11g.
When you locate the Work Repository and you click on it, it will appear all greyed out and it seems there is no way to edit it until you spot a small icon on the upper left side.
This will allow you to edit the JDBC URL.
3) Change any Oracle Database Connection in the Topology
Remember to change any Oracle Database Connection that refers to the database for which the IP address has changed
4) Change Agent IP address
If any agent has been installed on the server that has undergone the IP change, change Agent host details.
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martedì 8 ottobre 2013
lunedì 6 maggio 2013
Tip: How to specify Service Name in JDBC Connection
I needed to specify a new Oracle Database Connection in ODI. I have always used SIDs to configure JDBC connections.
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<hostname>:<port>:SID
Changing the SID for Service Name requires a minor syntax change. You have to replace the semicolon with a slash:
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<hostname>:<port>/<Service Name>
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<hostname>:<port>:SID
Changing the SID for Service Name requires a minor syntax change. You have to replace the semicolon with a slash:
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<hostname>:<port>/<Service Name>
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