Friday, December 11, 2009
OEL, OBIEE, VirtualBox and Shared Folders
I spent the week installing OBIEE in Windows (Vista Ultimate) and OEL 5, Update 4. I've always tried to install the software I'm working with, it helps to give me a better understanding of what's going on. I don't always understand at first, but after prolonged exposure, I can more easily put the pieces together.
Digression
I can remember trying to install OAS on a Windows server back in 2002, multiple times. I had absolutely no idea what I was doing...just clicking buttons and stuff. In particular, there was the was this one night...err, morning, 4 AM to be exact where I was installing the software for what felt like the 200th time. Did I mention I was onsite...and in the server room? The only reason I remember that particular time was the justification I was using...LC was T minus 1 week.
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In the OEL/OBIEE article, I mentioned some problems that I had, those problems are the reason for this post.
I'll recall the setup:
This is a fresh install of OEL. After installation of the OS, I installed the Guest Additions so I could 1, get a higher screen resolution and 2, I could use Shared Folders.
From the host, I unzipped the OBIEE software into /opt/software/oracle/obiee/linux, I then un-tarred (?) the resultant .tar file.
From the guest, I logged in as root and issued:
I then navigated to the directory via the mounted path
I poured over the documentation to see if I missed a required library or something. Nothing. I ran and reran the UnixChk.sh script multiple times (the script checks to see if OBIEE can be installed and outputs SUCCESS or FAILURE). I would start and stop this installation over and over. Going so far as to let it run overnight (which for me is about 5 hours).
I could get past this part, given sufficient time, typically down to the point where it is actually writing the software to disk (presumably anyway).
Finally, on Wednesday evening I saw a friend of mine (Tom Roach, former President of SOUG) online (or did he see me?). Anyway, I told him about the situation and, since he expressed interest in my problem, I offered to show him.
We then spent the next 30 minutes trying to get him access to my computer. Suffice it to say, I can do that easily on Windows. Ultimately, he talked me through enabling SSH and he was in.
That's when the magic began.
As I watched him type up all these commands, looking through scripts...and starting and stopping the installation. I had my own personal (*nix) trainer. First, I believe he ran
He then noticed that it was calling Linux.jar in the same directory. So he ran that directly (to eliminate a possible error in the main script I'm guessing):
Occasionally he'd run this "history" command. Wow! You can see all the commands you've entered. That's helpful.
Next up he tried to run "strace." "File or directory not found" Tom, prefix it with /sbin or /bin. No go. It's not installed. I then began to look for it on 1 of the 4 ISO images. Found it and loaded it.
ENTER STRACE COMMAND
He then began to pour through the when he notices lines like this:
Based on what he said and the problems Jake had previously, I began to seriously think it might have something to do with the Shared Folders. I wondered aloud on IM, "Could this be due to the Shared Folders and the OS's inability to write there?" Tom, "Perhaps"
I asked if I should just move the software to the OS and run it from there.
By then Tom was giving me a great tutorial on screen.
Tom didn't get to installing the software successfully, but he gave me sh, screen, history, and strace. By reviewing the output with him and explaining what I was trying to do, Tom got me going in the right direction.
After 2 hours, now 1:30 AM, Tom finally succombed. That was pure awesome...thanks again Tom for your help!
I wasn't ready for sleep yet (besides being a bit of an insomniac), I had new life.
First copied the files over to the guest OS. Ran the UnixChk.sh script then ran the setup.sh script. After about a minute, I was prompted for my first response. Sweet! I answered all the questions and went down to watch TV for an hour or so. I came back, answered a few more questions and it was done.
Only to be destroyed later that morning and re-installed.
Digression
I can remember trying to install OAS on a Windows server back in 2002, multiple times. I had absolutely no idea what I was doing...just clicking buttons and stuff. In particular, there was the was this one night...err, morning, 4 AM to be exact where I was installing the software for what felt like the 200th time. Did I mention I was onsite...and in the server room? The only reason I remember that particular time was the justification I was using...LC was T minus 1 week.
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In the OEL/OBIEE article, I mentioned some problems that I had, those problems are the reason for this post.
I'll recall the setup:
GuestI believe that's all that is relevant. If I left something off, let me know and I'll add it in.
Oracle Enterprise Linux 5, Update 4
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, 10.1.3.4
Java 6 (1.6_0.17)
Memory: 1280M
Diskspace: 30 GB
Host
Ubuntu 9.04
VirtualBox 3.0.10
--VirtualBox Guest Addtions (i.e. Shared Folders)
Dell XPS M1530
3 GB RAM
150 GB Hard Drive
This is a fresh install of OEL. After installation of the OS, I installed the Guest Additions so I could 1, get a higher screen resolution and 2, I could use Shared Folders.
From the host, I unzipped the OBIEE software into /opt/software/oracle/obiee/linux, I then un-tarred (?) the resultant .tar file.
From the guest, I logged in as root and issued:
mount -t vboxsf software /mnt/software* You can see the full set of instructions on the Shared Folder post
I then navigated to the directory via the mounted path
/mnt/software/oracle/obiee/linux/RH_Linux/Server/Oracle_Business_IntelligenceFrom there I followed the instructions.
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$ ./setup.sh -consoleIt would just hang there. For the longest time.
InstallShield Wizard
Initializing InstallShield Wizard...
Preparing Java(tm) Virtual Machine...
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I poured over the documentation to see if I missed a required library or something. Nothing. I ran and reran the UnixChk.sh script multiple times (the script checks to see if OBIEE can be installed and outputs SUCCESS or FAILURE). I would start and stop this installation over and over. Going so far as to let it run overnight (which for me is about 5 hours).
I could get past this part, given sufficient time, typically down to the point where it is actually writing the software to disk (presumably anyway).
Installing $L(com.siebel.analytics.install.AnyStringConstants,Again, it would just sit there.
InstallConfig.ProductName) $P(SiebelAnalyticsProductBean.productNumber). Please
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Finally, on Wednesday evening I saw a friend of mine (Tom Roach, former President of SOUG) online (or did he see me?). Anyway, I told him about the situation and, since he expressed interest in my problem, I offered to show him.
We then spent the next 30 minutes trying to get him access to my computer. Suffice it to say, I can do that easily on Windows. Ultimately, he talked me through enabling SSH and he was in.
That's when the magic began.
As I watched him type up all these commands, looking through scripts...and starting and stopping the installation. I had my own personal (*nix) trainer. First, I believe he ran
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$sh -x ./setup.sh -consoleWhich then output all kinds of stuff I didn't recognize. I asked him later what it was, the sh command let's you debug the shell script to get a better idea of what is going on. When he killed it, I noticed an error, "'run' class cannot be found" or something along those lines. Before Tom showed up, I had suspected there was something going on with my Java environment. I tried using jcontrol to change the memory allocated to Java upon start with no luck. I began installation, then ran jconsole to see what was going on with the JVM. I saw "things" that must have been the problem...none of this proved out in the end. In fact, I think I told Tom that originally, that I suspected that the Java environment wasn't set up correctly.
He then noticed that it was calling Linux.jar in the same directory. So he ran that directly (to eliminate a possible error in the main script I'm guessing):
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$exec Linux.jar -consoleor something very close to that.
Occasionally he'd run this "history" command. Wow! You can see all the commands you've entered. That's helpful.
Next up he tried to run "strace." "File or directory not found" Tom, prefix it with /sbin or /bin. No go. It's not installed. I then began to look for it on 1 of the 4 ISO images. Found it and loaded it.
ENTER STRACE COMMAND
He then began to pour through the when he notices lines like this:
wait4(5171, 0xbfa23aac, WNOHANG|WSTOPPED, NULL) = 0Googled those, but I believe he had his suspicions. He also found the following useful, but I'm not sure why. I think he mentioned something about the fork() and trying to change directories but being unable to.
read(3, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
read(5, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
nanosleep({0, 10000000}, NULL) = 0
wait4(5171, 0xbfa23aac, WNOHANG|WSTOPPED, NULL) = 0
read(3, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
read(5, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
nanosleep({0, 10000000}, NULL) = 0
wait4(5171, 0xbfa23aac, WNOHANG|WSTOPPED, NULL) = 0
read(3, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
read(5, 0x8a39cd0, 4096) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
nanosleep({0, 10000000}, 0) = ? ERESTART_RESTARTBLOCK (To be restarted)
getcwd("/home/oracle"..., 1024) = 13
chdir("/mnt/software/.../Oracle_Business_Intelligence") = 0
pipe([3, 4]) = 0
pipe([5, 6]) = 0
fork() = 5171
chdir("/home/oracle") = 0
close(4) = 0
close(6) = 0
fcntl64(3, F_GETFL) = 0 (flags O_RDONLY)If I can't recall very clearly it's because we started this IM at about 11:30 PM EST. It was now approaching 1 AM.Based on what he said and the problems Jake had previously, I began to seriously think it might have something to do with the Shared Folders. I wondered aloud on IM, "Could this be due to the Shared Folders and the OS's inability to write there?" Tom, "Perhaps"
I asked if I should just move the software to the OS and run it from there.
By then Tom was giving me a great tutorial on screen.
Tom didn't get to installing the software successfully, but he gave me sh, screen, history, and strace. By reviewing the output with him and explaining what I was trying to do, Tom got me going in the right direction.
After 2 hours, now 1:30 AM, Tom finally succombed. That was pure awesome...thanks again Tom for your help!
I wasn't ready for sleep yet (besides being a bit of an insomniac), I had new life.
First copied the files over to the guest OS. Ran the UnixChk.sh script then ran the setup.sh script. After about a minute, I was prompted for my first response. Sweet! I answered all the questions and went down to watch TV for an hour or so. I came back, answered a few more questions and it was done.
Only to be destroyed later that morning and re-installed.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
SOUG: Holiday Party
I've got a great reason to go outside this evening, SOUG's annual holiday party is tonight.
Read all about it here.
It will be held at the laughing cat which is located here.
If you are in the Tampa Bay area, stop by...just don't forget to RSVP or Troy will get mad...and so will I if there isn't enough food for me.
Read all about it here.
It will be held at the laughing cat which is located here.
If you are in the Tampa Bay area, stop by...just don't forget to RSVP or Troy will get mad...and so will I if there isn't enough food for me.
OBIEE: Install on OEL 5.4
I've had a fun week installing this on OEL. Six times I've started and stopped because it would just sit there and hang.
I had it installed a few weeks ago, but if memory serves me, I let it run overnight and everything was up and running. I blew that one away so I could get some more practice (and I wanted to write it up).
I'll post on the problems later (thanks Tom!) but for now, these are the steps I took to install OBIEE 10.1.3.4 on Oracle Enterprise Linux 5, Update 4.
For the uninitiated (i.e. Linux n00bs), it is no where near as "difficult" as installing the database. No creating "extra" users or groups...pretty much just rock 'n roll.
I've already created a new VM with a user "oracle." Halfway through (this whole process) I thought about using "oraclebi" or something different as I will be installing 11gR2 on this machine, but I got lazy. Once the VM was created the very first thing I did was install Java 6 (1.6_0.17 or something) SDK with Java EE. I won't go through that installation, but you do need to remember, if you are new to Linux, that you must change the permissions on the .bin file to make it executable.
Java is installed.
Next up, I need to make sure the open-files parameter for ulimit is at or above 10240. How do you do that? With some help from a friend, I logged in as root and edited the /etc/security/limits.conf file. I added the following lines:
I also need to add 2 directories:
Almost there. Navigate to your unzipped/untarred location which for me is /obiee:
I'm running this in console mode because I can't seem to run the GUI. Both xterm and xclock work, as suggested by the installation guide, but it still fails. I'll worry about the another day.
To install
Enter 1 and hit Enter.
Now you are prompted for the location of the SDK you just installed, enter it and hit Enter
Total time for installation?
Your software is installed, now what?
Now you run and test it!
Three things I need to do to start it:
1. Start the Oracle BI Server (ra-sa.sh)
2. Start the Presentation Services (ra-saw.sh)
3. Start the OC4J instance (oc4j)
These files are located in /usr/local/OracleBI/setup
OC4J Home
OC4J Admin Login
OC4J Admin
BI Publisher
Analytics
Next up, configuring data sources.
I had it installed a few weeks ago, but if memory serves me, I let it run overnight and everything was up and running. I blew that one away so I could get some more practice (and I wanted to write it up).
I'll post on the problems later (thanks Tom!) but for now, these are the steps I took to install OBIEE 10.1.3.4 on Oracle Enterprise Linux 5, Update 4.
For the uninitiated (i.e. Linux n00bs), it is no where near as "difficult" as installing the database. No creating "extra" users or groups...pretty much just rock 'n roll.
I've already created a new VM with a user "oracle." Halfway through (this whole process) I thought about using "oraclebi" or something different as I will be installing 11gR2 on this machine, but I got lazy. Once the VM was created the very first thing I did was install Java 6 (1.6_0.17 or something) SDK with Java EE. I won't go through that installation, but you do need to remember, if you are new to Linux, that you must change the permissions on the .bin file to make it executable.
Java is installed.
Next up, I need to make sure the open-files parameter for ulimit is at or above 10240. How do you do that? With some help from a friend, I logged in as root and edited the /etc/security/limits.conf file. I added the following lines:
#<domain> <type> <item> <value>Now logged in as oracle, I issue the ulimit -a command to see what the current setting is (should be 10240 as I specified that as the minimum (soft))
#
#* soft core 0
#* hard rss 10000
#@student hard nproc 20
#@faculty soft nproc 20
#@faculty hard nproc 50
#ftp hard nproc 0
#@student - maxlogins 4
* soft nofile 10240
* hard nofile 63536
# End of file
[oracle@localhost OracleBI]$ ulimit -aHow did I know to do this? It's in the docs, page 46 or so.
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
scheduling priority (-e) 0
file size (blocks, -f) unlimited
pending signals (-i) 20479
max locked memory (kbytes, -l) 32
max memory size (kbytes, -m) unlimited
open files (-n) 10240
pipe size (512 bytes, -p) 8
POSIX message queues (bytes, -q) 819200
real-time priority (-r) 0
stack size (kbytes, -s) 10240
cpu time (seconds, -t) unlimited
max user processes (-u) 20479
virtual memory (kbytes, -v) unlimited
file locks (-x) unlimited
I also need to add 2 directories:
[root@localhost ]# mkdir /usr/local/OracleBIThen change the ownership of those directories to oracle
[root@localhost ]# mkdir /usr/local/OracleBIData
[root@localhost ]# chown oracle /usr/local/OracleBIOK, we're cooking now. Wait, need to change the permissions on the location of the SDK you just installed. OBIEE provides you with a script to do this (and one to reverse it), but I just
[root@localhost ]# chown oracle /usr/local/OracleBIData
[root@localhost ]# chmod ugo+rwx /opt/SDK -RYes, I opened it up to the world...this is just a sandbox. I can do what I want. Obviously not recommended for production purposes.
Almost there. Navigate to your unzipped/untarred location which for me is /obiee:
[oracle@localhost ]$ cd /obiee/RH_Linux/Server/Oracle_Business_IntelligenceFirst up, run the UnixChk.sh to make sure we've got everything.
[oracle@localhost ]$ls -ltr
total 882548
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 12 Dec 10 01:45 media.inf
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 2460 Dec 10 01:45 setup.sh
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 6395 Dec 10 01:45 license.xml
drwxrwxrwx 4 oracle root 4096 Dec 10 01:45 Config
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 859572849 Dec 10 01:47 setup.jar
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 48675 Dec 10 01:47 UnixChk.sh
drwxrwxrwx 2 oracle root 4096 Dec 10 01:47 help
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 108 Dec 10 01:47 version.txt
drwxrwxrwx 3 oracle root 4096 Dec 10 01:47 script
-rwxrwxrwx 1 oracle root 43145508 Dec 10 01:47 Linux.bin
drwxrwxrwx 3 oracle root 4096 Dec 10 01:47 doc
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$ ./UnixChk.shSweet.
SUCCESS!! - This machine is configured for Oracle BI EE 10.1.3.4
I'm running this in console mode because I can't seem to run the GUI. Both xterm and xclock work, as suggested by the installation guide, but it still fails. I'll worry about the another day.
To install
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$ ./setup.sh -consoleThat "Preparing Java(tm) Virtual Machine" part is where it was hanging up before...it takes about 60 seconds to initialize.
InstallShield Wizard
Initializing InstallShield Wizard...
Preparing Java(tm) Virtual Machine...
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Please read the information below.
IMPORTANT!!! The complete installed Oracle BI EE suite requires at least 2.5 GB
of free disk space.
At least 200 MB of free disk space in the /tmp and /var/tmp directories is
required for installing Oracle BI EE.
Press 1 for Next, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
Enter 1 and hit Enter.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Just hit enter to accept the default (Basic)
Oracle Business Intelligence Installation
Welcome. Oracle Business Intelligence will be installed.
Browse or Enter the Installation Location: [/usr/local/OracleBI]
Browse or Enter the Data Location: [/usr/local/OracleBIData]
Select the Installation Type:
[X] 1 - Basic: Minimum security. Installs Oracle Containers for J2EE (OC4J).
[ ] 2 - Advanced: Enhanced security. Requires Oracle Application Server
10.1.3.1.0 or greater.
To select an item enter its number, or 0 when you are finished: [0]
Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1Enter 1 then Enter.
Choose the setup type that best suits your needs.Hit Enter for Complete, otherwise enter the number for your choice. Enter 1, Enter (Next).
[X] 1 - Complete
All Oracle Business Intelligence components will be installed.
[ ] 2 - Oracle Business Intelligence Server
Only server components will be installed. (Includes Oracle Business
Intelligence Server, Cluster Controller, Scheduler, Systems Management.)
[ ] 3 - Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services
Only presentation services components will be installed. (Includes Oracle
Business Intelligence Presentation Services, Presentation Services
Plug-in, BI Office, Systems Management.)
[ ] 4 - Oracle Business Intelligence Client Tools
Only client components will be installed. (Includes Oracle Business
Intelligence Client Tools.)
[ ] 5 - Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher will be installed.
[ ] 6 - Custom
The program will be installed with the features you choose.
Recommended for advanced users.
To select an item enter its number, or 0 when you are finished: [0]
Now you are prompted for the location of the SDK you just installed, enter it and hit Enter
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Then enter your password, confirm it and hit "Next."
Java Development Kit (JDK) Location
Java Development Kit 1.5.0 or greater is required.
Browse or Enter the JDK Location (JAVA_HOME): [] /opt/SDK/jdk
Set the password for the oc4jadmin administrator user. This password should beError Message Language Selection...for me the default, hit Enter and then Next. Then Please wait...
used for any OC4J operations post-install. Remember the password because it
cannot be reset and will be used for uninstallation.
Administrator username:
oc4jadmin
Administrator password:
Confirm password:
Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
Error Message Language Selection"Confirmation Screen", hit Next
A chosen component requires the selection of a language for presentation of
error messages. Please select one of the following languages:
[ ] 1 - Arabic
[ ] 2 - Chinese (Simplified)
[ ] 3 - Chinese (Traditional)
[ ] 4 - Croatian
[ ] 5 - Czech
[ ] 6 - Danish
[ ] 7 - Dutch
[X] 8 - English
[ ] 9 - Finnish
[ ] 10 - French
[ ] 11 - German
[ ] 12 - Greek
[ ] 13 - Hebrew
[ ] 14 - Hungarian
[ ] 15 - Italian
[ ] 16 - Japanese
[ ] 17 - Korean
[ ] 18 - Norwegian
[ ] 19 - Polish
[ ] 20 - Portuguese (Brazilian)
[ ] 21 - Portuguese (European)
[ ] 22 - Romanian
[ ] 23 - Russian
[ ] 24 - Slovak
[ ] 25 - Spanish
[ ] 26 - Swedish
[ ] 27 - Thai
[ ] 28 - Turkish
To select an item enter its number, or 0 when you are finished: [0]
Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
Please wait...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Then the fun starts...
Oracle Business Intelligence 10.1.3.4.1 will be installed in the following
location:
/usr/local/OracleBI
with the following features:
Oracle Business Intelligence JDBC Driver
Oracle Business Intelligence Systems Management
Oracle Business Intelligence Server
Oracle Business Intelligence Cluster Controller
Oracle Business Intelligence Scheduler
Oracle Business Intelligence Client
Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services
Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services Plug-in and BI Office
Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
for a total size:
2626.9 MB
Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
Installing $L(com.siebel.analytics.install.AnyStringConstants,I skipped a Next there, I didn't think you would mind.
InstallConfig.ProductName) $P(SiebelAnalyticsProductBean.productNumber). Please
wait...
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Creating uninstaller...
Please wait...
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The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed Oracle Business
Intelligence 10.1.3.4.1. Choose Next to continue the wizard.
Press 1 for Next, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
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Oracle Business Intelligence Installation Summary
The installation of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 10g
(10.1.3.4.1) was successful.
Access the Welcome Page at /usr/local/OracleBI/index_bi_ee.html
Oracle Containers for J2EE (OC4J) is automatically started at the end of
installation.
OC4J can be manually started by running the command:
/usr/local/OracleBI/setup/oc4j -start
Press 1 for Next, 3 to Finish or 4 to Redisplay [1] 1
WARNING: could not delete locked file /tmp/ismp002/7262907
WARNING: could not delete locked file /tmp/ismp002
[oracle@localhost Oracle_Business_Intelligence]$ cd /usr/local/OracleBI
Total time for installation?
Your software is installed, now what?
Now you run and test it!
Three things I need to do to start it:
1. Start the Oracle BI Server (ra-sa.sh)
2. Start the Presentation Services (ra-saw.sh)
3. Start the OC4J instance (oc4j)
These files are located in /usr/local/OracleBI/setup
[oracle@localhost OracleBI]$ ./setup/run-sa.sh startAnalytics
Oracle BI Server startup initiated.
Please wait for a while for the Oracle BI Server to completely start.
Execute the following command to check the Oracle BI Server logfile and see if it started.
tail -f /usr/local/OracleBI/server/Log/NQServer.log
[oracle@localhost OracleBI]$ tail -f /usr/local/OracleBI/server/Log/NQServer.log
2009-12-10 11:21:53
[36007] Loading repository /usr/local/OracleBI/server/Repository/samplesales.rpd.
2009-12-10 11:21:54
[14055] Loading subject area: Sample Sales ...
2009-12-10 11:21:56
[14056] Finished loading subject area: Sample Sales.
2009-12-10 11:21:56
[58002] Query Cache loaded with 0 entries from saved cache files.
2009-12-10 11:21:56
[oracle@localhost OracleBI]$ ./setup/run-saw.sh startAnd finally OC4J
Oracle BI Java Host startup initiated.
Please check '/usr/local/OracleBIData/web/log/javahost.out.log' for
Oracle BI Java Host startup details.
Please go to the '/usr/local/OracleBIData/web/log/javahost' directory for
Oracle BI Java Host log files after starting up.
Oracle BI Presentation Services startup initiated.
Please go to the '/usr/local/OracleBIData/web/log' directory for
Oracle BI Presentation Services log files.
[oracle@localhost OracleBI]$ ./setup/oc4j -startMaybe now it's a finally...and finally some pretty pictures.
Starting OC4J from /usr/local/OracleBI/oc4j_bi/j2ee/home ...
OC4J Home
OC4J Admin Login
OC4J Admin
BI Publisher
Analytics
Next up, configuring data sources.
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