Oracle Linux 6 Installation

This article provides a pictorial guide for performing a default installation ofOracle Linux 6.

Basic Installation

Boot from the DVD. At the boot screen, press the "Enter" key.
Press the "tab" key to move focus to the "Skip" key, then press the "Enter" key to continue.
On the "Welcome" screen, click the "Next" button.
Select the appropriate language, then click the "Next" button.
Select the relevant keyboard setting, then click the "Next" button.
Select the storage option necessary for the installation, then click the "Next" button.
Click the "Re-initialize all" button on the disk initialization warning dialog.
Enter a fully qualified host name, then click the "Configure Network" button.
Highlight the relevant connection and click the "Edit" button.
Check the "Connect automatically" checkbox. If you are not using DHCP, click on the "IPv4 Settings" tab, set the method to "Manual", click the "Add" button and enter the appropriate network details. When you are happy with the details, click the "Apply" and "Close" buttons to return to the host name screen, then click the "Forward" button.
Select the relevant time zone by clicking on your nearest city on the map. Click on the "Next" button to proceed.
Enter a root password for the server, then click the "Next" button to proceed.
Check the partitioning type you require. If you want to amend the default partitioning layout, check the "Review and modify partitioning layout" option. Click the "Next" button.
The installer will list the default partitioning scheme for your size disk. Amend them as required and click the "Next" button, then the "Format" and "Write changes to disk" buttons on the following dialogs.
Accept the boot loader settings by clicking the "Next" button.
Accept the "Basic Server" installation and check the "Customize now" option, then click the "Next" button.
The "Package Group Selection" screen allows you to select the required package groups, and individual packages within the details section. When you've made your selection, click the "Next" button. If you want the server to have a regular gnome desktop you need to include the following package groups from the "Desktops" section:
- Desktops
- Desktop
- Desktop Platform
- Fonts
- General Purpose Desktop
- Graphical Administration Tools
- X Windows System
Wait for the installation to complete.
Click the "Reboot" button to complete the installation.
On the "Welcome" screen, click the "Forward" button.
Accept the license agreement and click the "Forward" button.
Pick the desired ULN Registration option, then click the "Forward" button. In this case we will pick the register later option.
Click the "No thanks, I'll connect later." button.
Finish the software updates setup by clicking the "Forward" button.
Enter the details for system user, then click the "Forward" button.
Adjust the Date and Time settings if necessary, and click the "Forward" Button.
Accept the default setting on the Kdump screen by clicking the "Finish" button.
Next, you are presented with the login screen. Log in by clicking on the user on the login screen.
Once logged in, you are ready to use the desktop.

Firewall

To turn off the firewall do the following.

Open the "Firewall Configuration" dialog (System > Administration > Firewall).
Click the "Close" button on the startup dialog and type in the "root" password if requested.
On the resulting dialog, click the "Disable" button, followed by the "Apply" button on the toolbar.
Click the "Yes" button on the confirmation dialog.
Quit the "Firewall Configuration" dialog.

SELinux

Disable SELinux by editing the "/etc/selinux/config" file, making sure the SELINUX flag is set as follows.

SELINUX=disabled

Once the change is complete, restart the server.
For more information see:

Oracle Linux 6

Fuente: http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/linux/oracle-linux-6-installation.php

Automating Planning Administrative Processes Using the Oracle® Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect, Fusion Edition Batch Client 11.1.2

Purpose

This tutorial covers how to use the Performance Management Architect Batch Client to create and deploy Oracle® Hyperion Planning, Fusion Edition 11.1.2 applications.

Performance Management Architect Batch Client enables you to combine processes such as data export, metadata loads, data loads, and calculations and run these operations during your normal nightly or weekly load process. You can use the Batch Client to perform many tasks, including the following:

Create Performance Management Architect applications for Planning
Load metadata into Performance Management Architect
Update security-related properties on dimensions and measures

You can run the Performance Management Architect Batch Client in two modes:

Command line mode—You can enter commands interactively. Each command statement can span multiple lines. Command statements are terminated by a semi colon delimiter , and commands are executed immediately
Script mode— In this mode, Batch Client executes a series of commands without your interaction. You can specify a command file and an optional result log file at program startup. You can schedule the execution of script by using a third-party scheduler.

In this tutorial, you perform the steps to create and deploy Planning 11.1.2 applications using the Batch Client in command line mode. After you deploy the application, you access it in Application Library.

Software and Hardware Requirements

The following is a list of software requirements:

Oracle Hyperion Planning Plus 11.1.2

Oracle Hyperion Planning Plus 11.1.2 includes the following components:

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Release 11.1.2 - Start Here: Installation Documents and Readmes
Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Installer, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2
Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Foundation Services Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Additional Content Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Calculation Manager Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2
Oracle Essbase Release 11.1.2
Oracle Essbase Clients Release 11.1.2
Oracle Essbase Spreadsheet Add-in Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Reporting and Analysis Core Components Release 11.1.2
Hyperion Web Analysis Release 11.1.2
Oracle Hyperion Planning, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2
Optional: Hyperion Data Integration Management Adapters Release 11.1.1.1.0
Optional: Oracle Hyperion Smart View for Office, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2
Optional: Oracle Data Integrator, Oracle Data Profiling, and Oracle Data Quality for Data Integrator 10g (10.1.3.5.0)
Optional: Oracle Identity Management 11g (11.1.1.1.0)

The batch client is installed automatically when you install Performance Management Architect. You can run Batch Client on Windows platforms. When you install Performance Management Architect, a batch file is automatically created to setup the class paths that are generated during installation.

Prerequisites

Before starting this tutorial, you should:

1 .	Have administrator access to a working installation of Planning 11.1.2.
2 .	Have administrator access to a working installation of Hyperion® Shared Services 11.1.2.
3 .	Have administrator access to a working installation of Enterprise Performance Management Architect 11.1.2.

Preparing to Use Batch Client

To prepare using Batch Client:

Downloading Documentation

To download documentation:

1 .	Launch your browser.
2 .	Navigate to the Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System, Fusion Edition Release 11.1.2 Documentation Library by using the following URL: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17236_01/index.htm
3 .	In the left menu, click Foundation Services.
4 .	Under Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect, Fusion Edition, for Batch Client User's Guide, right-click PDF and select Save Link As....
5 .	Navigate to the location where you want to save the file, and click Save.

Accessing Batch Client

To access Batch Client:

1 .	Select Start, Programs, then Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System, then Foundation Services, then Performance Management Architect,and then Start EPMA Batch Client. The Batch Client command window is displayed:

Logging On to Performance Management Architect

To log on to Performance Management Architect:

1 .	Set the server URLs by using the following commands, and press Enter after each line item: set bpmaserverurl=http://localhost/hyperion-bpma-server; set workspaceurl=http://localhost:19000/workspace; Note: Contact your administrator for your company's server URLs.
2 .	Enter your Performance Management Architect username and password with the following syntax, and pressEnter: login username,password;

Creating Planning Applications

Performance Management Architect Batch Client enables you to create a new, empty Planning application with the specified name. Empty applications are oftentimes referred to as shell applications. After creating shell applications, you can create, import, or copy dimensions and members in Shared Library and within Planning applications.

Creating Shell Applications

To create shells for Planning applications:

1 .	Create the shell application with the following syntax, and press Enter: Create Application Properties(ApplicationName, ApplicationDescription, ApplicationType) Values('PlanBud', 'Planning Budget Application', 'Planning'); Application Name—A string containing a valid name for the application. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used. ApplicationDescription—A string containing a valid description for the application. In this example, 'Planning Budget Application' is used. ApplicationType—Enter 'Planning' for Planning applications. The following message is displayed: The application "PlanBud" has been created with objectid "1_4".

1 .

Create the shell application with the following syntax, and press Enter:

Create Application Properties(ApplicationName, ApplicationDescription, ApplicationType) Values('PlanBud', 'Planning Budget Application', 'Planning');

Application Name—A string containing a valid name for the application. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used.
ApplicationDescription—A string containing a valid description for the application. In this example, 'Planning Budget Application' is used.
ApplicationType—Enter 'Planning' for Planning applications.

The following message is displayed: The application "PlanBud" has been created with objectid "1_4".

Adding Dimensions and Members

You can create dimensions and members in Shared Library or within an application.

You can add dimensions and members to the Shared Library, or you can copy them from the Shared Library to an application. You can add dimensions as shared dimensions or you can copy them to the application as local dimensions. You can insert a copy of a member as a shared member in an application. However, you can use the Insert Member command only on local dimensions and Shared Library dimensions. You cannot insert members in a shared dimension in an application.

You can also import dimensions and members to an application or Shared Library using an ADS file.

This section covers the different methods of adding dimensions and members by using Batch Client:

1 .	Create dimensions with the following syntax and press Enter: Create Dimension Properties(ApplicationName, DimensionName, DimensionDescription, DimensionType) Values(#Shared,'Entity','Entity Dimension','Entity'); ApplicationName—The name of an existing application. Use #Shared to create a dimension in the Shared Library. DimensionName—A valid name for the dimension. In this example, 'Entity' is used. Dimension Description—A string containing a valid description for the dimension. In this example, 'Entity Dimension' is used. DimensionType—Dimension Type can be any one of the following: Account, Alias, AllocationType, Attribute, ConsolidationMethod, Country, Currency, Entity, Generic, ICP, Measure, Scenario, SecurityClass, SmartList, Time, UDA, Value, Version, View, Year. Note: Planning requires six dimensions. If these six dimensions are already created in Dimension Library, you can add them to the application instead.
2 .	Create members with the following syntax and press Enter: Create Member Properties(ApplicationName, DimensionName, ParentName, MemberName, MemberDescription) Values('PlanBud','Account', '#root', 'Income Statement', 'Income Statement Accounts'); ApplicationName—The name of an existing application. Use #Shared to create a dimension in the Shared Library. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used. DimensionName—The name of an existing dimension. In this example, 'Account' is used. ParentName—The name of the parent under which to insert the newly created member. Use #Root to add a new member at the top level of the tree. MemberName—A valid name for the new member. In this example, 'Income Statement' is used. MemberDescription—A description for the new member. In this example, 'Income Statement Accounts' is used.
3 .	Import dimensions and members by using an ADS file with the following syntax, and press Enter: Execute Import Parameters(importtype, profilename, filename, waitforcompletion)Values('flatfile', 'PlanApp', '.\AppFiles\PlanApp.ads', 'true'); ImportType—The type of import to perform. Allowed values are: FlatFile and InterfaceTables. ProfileName—The name of an existing import profile. In this example, 'PlanApp' is used. FileName—The name of the flat file to import, if performing a flat file type import. In this example, the 'PlanApp.ads' flat file in the AppFiles directory is used. WaitForCompletion—If set to true, Batch Client waits for the job to finish. If set to false, the Batch Client submits the job and continues. Allowed values are: True or False. The following figure displays a sample ADS file:
4 .	Use the following syntax to copy dimensions within Shared Library, within an application, or between Shared Library and an application, and press Enter: Copy Dimension Properties(ApplicationName, DimensionName, TargetDimensionName, TargetDimensionDescription, destApplicationName) Values('#Shared', 'Scenario','Scenario', 'Scenario Dimension', 'PlanBud'); ApplicationName—The name of an existing application. Use #Shared to copy a dimension from the Shared Library. DimensionName—The name of an existing dimension. In this example, 'Scenario' is used. TargetDimensionName—The name of the target dimension. In this example, 'Scenario' is used. TargetDimensionDescription—The description of the target dimension. In this example, 'Scenario Dimension' is used. destApplicationName—The name of the destination application. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used. Note: You cannot copy a dimension directly from one application to another.
5 .	Use the following syntax to add an existing dimension from the Shared Library to the specified application, and press Enter after each line item: SET APPLICATION = 'PlanBud'; Include Dimension Properties(DimensionName, IncludeAsShared) Values('C_Alias', 'true'); DimensionName—The name of an existing dimension in the Shared Library. In this example, 'C_Alias' is used. IncludeAsShared—Use a value of true to include the dimension as a shared dimension. Use a value of falseto include a local copy of the dimension within the application. The dimension can be added as a shared dimension or copied to the application as a local dimension. Note: You must set the application name before the Include Dimension command. By setting the application name, command lines use it if the application is not explicitly defined within a command.
6 .	Use the following syntax to insert a copy of a member as a shared member within an application, and press Enterafter each line item: SET APPLICATION = 'PlanBud'; Insert Member Properties(DimensionName, ParentName, InsertMemberName, MemberToInsertName) Values('Account', 'Par1', ‘Mem1’, ‘Mem2’); DimensionName—The name of an existing dimension. In this example, 'Account' is used. ParentName—Name of the parent to insert the member under. In this example, 'Par' is used. InsertMemberName—Name of the member to insert the member under. In this example, 'Mem1' is used. MemberToInsertName—Name of the shared member to be inserted. In this example, 'Mem2' is used. You can use the Insert Member command only on local dimensions and Shared Library dimensions. You cannot insert members in a shared dimension within an application. Note: You must set the application name before the In command. By setting the application name, command lines use it if the application is not explicitly defined within a command. Alternatively, you can set the application name to#Shared if you are copying a member from Shared Library.

Deploying Planning Applications

After creating the shell and adding dimensions and members, you deploy the application to make it accessible in Workspace. To deploy Planning applications, you must be provisioned with the Application Creator or Planning Administrator role.

1 .	Deploy a Planning application with the following syntax, and press Enter: Execute Deploy Parameters(ApplicationName, InstanceName, ApplicationServer, HubProject, waitforcompletion, dataSourceName, CreateOutline) Values('PlanBud', 'PLANNING', 'PLANNING', 'Default Application Group', 'true', 'ST01PLN3', 'true'); ApplicationName—The name of an existing application. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used. InstanceName—The name of the instance to deploy to. In this example, 'PLANNING' is used. ApplicationServer—The name of the application server to deploy to. In this example, 'PLANNING' is used. HubProject—The Shared Services project to add the deployed application to. In this example, 'Default Application Group' is used. WaitForCompletion—If set to true, Batch Client waits for the job to finish. If set to false, Batch Client submits the job and continues. Allowed values are: True or False datasourceName—Creates a data source with the specified name. In this example, 'ST01PLN3' is used. CreateOutline—Creates the Essbase outline if you are deploying the application for the first time. Allowed values are True or False. For additional Planning parameters, see the Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect, Fusion Edition 11.1.2 Batch Client's User Guide. When the deployment is completed, the following message is displayed:

1 .

Deploy a Planning application with the following syntax, and press Enter:

Execute Deploy Parameters(ApplicationName, InstanceName, ApplicationServer, HubProject, waitforcompletion, dataSourceName, CreateOutline) Values('PlanBud', 'PLANNING', 'PLANNING', 'Default Application Group', 'true', 'ST01PLN3', 'true');

ApplicationName—The name of an existing application. In this example, 'PlanBud' is used.
InstanceName—The name of the instance to deploy to. In this example, 'PLANNING' is used.
ApplicationServer—The name of the application server to deploy to. In this example, 'PLANNING' is used.
HubProject—The Shared Services project to add the deployed application to. In this example, 'Default Application Group' is used.
WaitForCompletion—If set to true, Batch Client waits for the job to finish. If set to false, Batch Client submits the job and continues. Allowed values are: True or False
datasourceName—Creates a data source with the specified name. In this example, 'ST01PLN3' is used.
CreateOutline—Creates the Essbase outline if you are deploying the application for the first time. Allowed values are True or False.

For additional Planning parameters, see the Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect, Fusion Edition 11.1.2 Batch Client's User Guide.
When the deployment is completed, the following message is displayed:
Screenshot for Step

Accessing the Deployed Application in Application Library

You must log on to Workspace with an administrator account. To access the deployed application in Application Library:

1 .	Log on to Workspace.
2 .	Select Navigate, then Administer, and then Application Library.
3 .	Click the Planning application that you deployed in Batch Client. In this example, 'PlanBud' is selected. When you select an application, the following information is displayed in the lower pane: Summary—Contains the name, type, date created, date last deployed, and the associated data synchronizations. Description—Contains the information that you provided in the Description field when you created the application. Dimensions—Lists the dimensions available in the application. Properties—Displays the status, default currency, and specific properties set for the application. Synchronizations—Lists the data synchronizations for this application. Rules / Rule Set—Enumerates the rules and rule sets defined in Calculation Manager for this application.

Summary

In this tutorial, you have learned how to:

Download documentation and access Batch Client
Create Planning applications using Batch Client
Deploy Planning applications using Batch Client
Access the deployed Planning application in Application Library

Resources

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect Batch Client User's Guide
Oracle Hyperion Shared Services User and Role Security Guide
Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Workspace, Fusion Edition Administrator's Guide
To learn more about Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System products, refer to OBEs, demos, and tutorials on the Learning Library.

Fuente: http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/hyp/PLN11.1.2_BatchClient/index.html

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