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Install the BusinessObjects Universe

You install the BusinessObjects Universe for CA Data Protection by running a batch file, InstallUniverse.bat. This batch file installs the universe on your BusinessObjects Enterprise server.

To install the Universe and standard BusinessObjects reports for CA Data Protection

1. Locate the \BusinessObjects folder on your CA Data Protection distribution media.
2. Copy this folder and its contents to a computer on your network.

   Note: We strongly recommend that you copy the \BusinessObjects folder to your BusinessObjects Enterprise server. Doing so avoids potential firewall problems when installing the universe.

3. Open the \BusinessObjects folder on the target computer that you specified in step 2.

   This folder contains InstallUniverse.bat.

   To set the JAVA_HOME environment variable before installing the universe, go to step 4.

   To install the universe directly, go to step 5.

4. (Applicable only if the JAVA_HOME environment variable does not exist or is set incorrectly).
   1. Open a command prompt (DOS box) and change to the \BusinessObjects folder
   2. Run the following command:

      SET JAVA_HOME=<PathToJRE> 
      

      Where <PathToJRE> identifies the local JRE folder. See the previous section for details.

   3. Run the following command:

      InstallUniverse.bat
      

   Important! Do not close the DOS box between steps b. and c! You must run both commands in the same DOS session to ensure that JAVA_HOME is correctly in scope. See the previous section for details.

5. (Applicable only if the JAVA_HOME environment variable already exists and is correctly specified).

   Run InstallUniverse.bat directly.

6. Enter the following BusinessObject details:

   BusinessObjects (BOXI) server

   Enter the name of the BusinessObjects Enterprise host server.

   BusinessObjects (BOXI) server port

   Enter the number of the port that BusinessObjects Enterprise CMS listens on. The default port number is 6400.

   BusinessObjects (BOXI) user name

   Enter the name of the user that CA Data Protection uses to connect to BusinessObjects Enterprise, for example, Administrator.

   BusinessObjects (BOXI) password

   Enter the password for the BusinessObjects user.

   Database type

   Specify which database CA Data Protection uses, for example, SQL Server 2008 or Oracle 11g.

   Database name and instance

   For SQL Server, provide the server name and instance plus the database name (for example, TACADLP\SQL2008 and WGN_TACADLP).

   For Oracle, provide the server and database name (for example, TACADLP and TACADLP).

   Database user name

   Enter the database account name for the Reporting User (for example, WgnReporting). This database account is created when you install the CA Data Protection data warehouse.

   Database user password

   Enter the password for the Reporting User. You specify the password for this user when you install the CA Data Protection data warehouse.

7. When the installation completes, check BIConfig.log for any errors.

   Find this log file in the \BusinessObjects folder on the target computer that you specified in step 2.