Go to the machine you are planning to work from (CA Business Service Insight source database or BI Interface machine) and copy to it the BI_Interface folder which is located under the <installation directory>/Setup folder.
Description
After installing CA Business Service Insight, a folder called BI_Interface can be found under the <installation directory>/Setup folder. The following folders can be found in the BI_Interface folder:
- Class: Folder containing the java class files needed for running the batch files for generating scripts.
- ExpImp: Folder where the export and import commands are going to be generated.
- Generated_setup_scripts: Folder in which the setup scripts are going to be created.
- Param_scripts: Folder where the initial scripts are stored. The scripts in this folder are used by the Build scripts batch file to create the setup scripts. Changes made to these scripts will result in changes in the generated scripts.
- remove_archived_logs: Folder containing script files used to remove archived redo log files.
- src: Folder containing the java class sources.
- The following files can be found in the BI_Interface folder:
- BuildScripts.bat: Batch file for generating the setup scripts.
- RDLProperties.xml: XML file that contains all the relevant parameters needed for the creation of the needed scripts.
- CreateExpImpBatch.bat: Batch file for generating the Export and Import commands with the parameter files.
- Runsql.bat: Batch file for executing the generated scripts. Before running this batch, make sure that the scripts in the generated_setup_scripts folder have been created.
- Undo_10.bat: Batch file for executing the Undo_10.sql script. This script removes the stream environment from the both source and target databases. It is intended for Oracle version 10 or later.
- Undo_9.bat: Batch file for executing the Undo_9.sql script. This script removes the stream environment from both the source and the target databases. It is intended for Oracle version 9.
- DelTBL's.bat: Batch file for deleting the imported tables and created views on the target database.
Note: In addition, each .bat file also has its UNIX equivalent file which has the same name and extension .sh.
Expected Result
You are located in the root of the location where the BI Interface installation kit exists and the files and folders exist as described in the Description column.
