1 . | Return to the Administration Tool, which should still be open. |
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2 . | Select File > Open > Online to open
the repository in online mode. You use online mode to view and modify a
repository while it is loaded into the Oracle BI Server. The Oracle BI
Server must be running to open a repository in online mode. |
3 . | Enter BISAMPLE1 as the repository password and enter your administrative user name and password. |
4 . | Click Open to open the repository in online mode. |
5 . |
Select Manage > Identity to open Identity Manager.
|
6 . | In the left pane, select BI Repository. |
7 . | Select Action > Set Online User Filter. |
8 . | Enter an asterisk and click OK to fetch users from the identity store. |
9 . | In the right pane, double-click your administrative user
to open the User dialog box. In this example the administrative user is weblogic. |
10 . | In the User dialog box, on the User tab, set Logging level to 2. |
11 . | Click OK to open the Check Out Objects dialog box. |
12 . | In the Check Out Objects dialog box, click Check Out.
When you are working in a repository open in online mode, you are
prompted to check out objects when you attempt to perform various
operations. |
13 . | Select Action > Close to close Identity Manager. |
14 . | Select File > Check In Changes. Alternatively, you can click the Check In Changes icon on the toolbar. |
15 . | Save the repository. There is no need to check consistency. |
16 . | Select File > Copy As to save a copy of the online repository with the security changes. |
17 . | In the Save Copy As dialog box, save the file as BISAMPLE.rpd, replacing the existing BISAMPLE repository. |
18 . | Click Yes when asked if you want to
replace the existing BISAMPLE repository. This will create a new
BISAMPLE repository with query logging set for the weblogic user. |
19 . | Select File > Close to close the repository.
|
20 . | Click OK when you receive the following message: "In order for your online changes to take effect, you will have to manually restart each non-master Oracle BI Server instance in the cluster." |
21 . | Leave the Administration Tool open. |
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