Oracle® Retail Financial Integration for Oracle Retail Merchandise Operations Management and Oracle Financials Installation Guide Installation Guide Release 16.0.023 E92036-01 |
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As part of hybrid cloud integration between retail apps and EBS, the retail applications are on cloud setup and EBS is on-premise. The Oracle Retail Financial Integration (RFI) layer serves as an intermediate thin layer of application between the financial application (EBS) and Oracle Retail. This integration remains synchronized with the new releases of the edge applications.
The integration mainly depends on the participating application whether it's an on-prem or cloud solution that decides which deployment topology to be followed.
There are two different types' of integration deployment topologies.
On-Premise Deployment Topology
Hybrid Cloud Deployment Topology
This section mainly talks about Hybrid cloud architecture and its implementation in detail.
On-Premises Deployment Topology
On-premises solutions (on-prem) are deployed in the traditional manner. Servers are acquired, operating systems are installed, other hardware may be involved, but all of that lives within the walls of datacenter.
Both Retail Applications and Financial Applications (EBS/PeopleSoft) should be on premise solutions.
Data flow is bidirectional.
Both Service-based integration and ETL-based integration works fine
Hybrid Cloud Deployment Topology
Hybrid cloud deployment provides computing environment which uses a mix of on- premises and cloud services with orchestration between the two platforms. By allowing workloads to move between two platforms as computing needs and costs change, hybrid cloud gives businesses greater flexibility and more data deployment options.
Retail Applications (i.e. RMS/ReIM) are on cloud and Financial Applications (EBS/PeopleSoft) are on premise.
Only Service-based integration works fine and there is a little modification in existing ETL-based integration to work in hybrid cloud.
Applications to be installed | Hybrid Topology | On-Premise Topology |
---|---|---|
RMS-EDGE, REIM-EDGE |
Required |
N/A |
BDI-RMS, BDI-REIM |
Required |
N/A |
BDI-RFI |
Required |
N/A |
BDI-PROCESSFLOW |
Required |
N/A |
BDI-SCHEDULER |
Optional |
N/A |
ODI |
Required |
Required |
RFI |
Required |
Required |
EBS |
Required |
Required |
RIB, RIB-RMS |
Required |
Required |
Rms-edge, reim-edge, bdi-rms and bdi-reim are sender side apps to be installed in the retail cloud. Bdi-rfi is the receiver side app to be installed on premise environment like RFI and EBS.
Assuming that edge applications installation instructions are provided by RMS and ReIM application teams.
Rms-Edge-App: Please refer to RMS 16.0.023 install guide and create a RMS environment that includes BdiEdgeAppJobAdminPakForRms. Before you begin installing RMS Batch Job Admin, make sure you have the database schema created for RMS Batch Job Admin.
The app can be deployed in any domain but it is recommended to deploy it in the existing RMS domain with separate managed server.
Reim-Edge-App: Please refer to ReIM 16.0.023 install guide and create a ReIM environment that includes BdiEdgeAppJobAdminPakForReim. Before you begin installing ReIM Batch Job Admin, make sure you have the database schema created for ReIM Batch Job Admin.
The application can be deployed in any domain but it is recommended to deploy it in the existing ReIM domain with separate managed server.
Note: The edge applications edge- reim, edge-rms schema need write permission to integration schema in order to write the data to the corresponding outbound tables.For complete installation instructions follow the BDI Installation Guide. |
Before starting the installation procedure, identify the retail applications that are in-scope for this installation. BDI requires at least 2 applications in-scope, a sender app and a receiver app. Each bdi-app must be deployed on its own WebLogic managed server. Depending on the site specific deployment topology, create separate WebLogic domains OR managed servers to host the BDI apps in-scope.
Note: Repeat the procedures in this chapter for installing other applications that are in-scope. |
Below are the instructions to deploy bdi integration applications (bdi-rms, bdi-reim, bdi-process-flow and bdi-scheduler) in the cloud and bdi-rfi on premise where EBS installed.
This section describes the installation process for a sender app with the BDI-RMS app as an example.
Before you begin installing BDI RMS Batch Job Admin, make sure you have the database schema created for BDI RMS Batch Job Admin.
Please follow the below naming convention during schema creation for BDI RMS.
Example, BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA
Use the instructions provided in the document BDI Installation Guide to install WebLogic 12.2.1.2 and create a domain.
Start the Admin and managed servers.
To deploy the BDI RMS Batch Job Admin war, perform the following steps.
Download BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.023ForRms16.0.023_eng_ga.zip to $BDI_HOME.
Unzip the downloaded archive. The Bdi Job home directory will be created under the current directory.
unzip BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.023ForRms16.0.023_eng_ga.zip
Edit the rms job configuration file to point to deployment environment (conf/bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json) as follows:
cd bdi-int-rms-job-home/conf vi bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json
Provide the following values in the JSON file.
Configuration Property | Description |
---|---|
BdiRmsJobAdminDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the RMS integration schema resides. Suggested schema user BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA |
BdiRmsReceiverServiceDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the RMS integration schema resides. BdiRmsJobAdminDataSource and BdiRmsReceiverServiceDataSource can use the same jdbcUrl. |
BatchInfraDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the schema created using RCU. The schema user is <prefix>_wls (e.g. INT_WLS). The value of prefix that you provided in schema creation using RCU. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainName |
The domain name where BDI RMS Admin app is deployed. |
JobAdminAppServer->weblogicD omainHome |
The domain path where BDIRMS Adminapp is deployed |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerUrl |
Admin Server URL of the BDI RMS Admin App - http://<Admin host>:<Admin port> |
JobAdminAppServer->weblogicD omainAdminServerProtocol |
AdminServer protocol which is by default t3, For SSL deployment update to t3s. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerHost |
Host Name of the BDI RMS Admin Server |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerPort |
BDI RMS Admin Server Port |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainTargetManagedS erverName |
Managed Server Name where BDI RMS Admin App is installed (e.g. bdi-rms-server) |
JobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI RMS http://<host>:<managed server port>/bdi-rms-batch-job-admin |
RfiJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI RFI http://<host>:<rfi managed server port>/bdi-rfi-batch-job-admin |
Note: The alias names in the configuration files should not be changed. |
Run the deployer script to create the data sources and deploy BDI RMS Batch Job Admin.
cd bdi-int-rms-job-home/bin bdi-job-admin-deployer.sh -setup-credentials -deploy-job-admin-app
Enter the values prompted by the script for following credentials aliases. JobAdmin user has more privileges (e.g. change configuration and run jobs from JobAdmin UI) than JobOperator user. JobOperator can run batch jobs where as JobMonitor has just read privileges.
Alias | Description |
---|---|
bdiAppServerAdminServerUserAlias |
WebLogic admin server credentials |
bdiJobAdminUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Admin Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobOperatorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Operator Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobMonitorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Monitor Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobAdminDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Admin Schema |
bdiRmsReceiverServiceDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Receiver Schema |
batchInfraDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Batch Infra Schema |
rxmJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RXM job admin app credentials |
simJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI SIM job admin app credentials |
rfiJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RFI job admin app credentials |
Deployer script deploys BDI RMS Batch Job Admin to the managed server.
Restrict access to the bdi-int-rms-job-home folder:
cd bdi-int-rms-job-home chmod -R 700 .
This section describes the installation process for a sender app with the BDI-REIM app as an example.
Before you begin installing BDI REIM Batch Job Admin, make sure you have the database schema created for BDI REIM Batch Job Admin.
Please follow the below naming convention during schema creation for BDI REIM.
Example, BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA
Use the instructions provided in the document BDI Installation Guide to install WebLogic 12.2.1.2 and create a domain.
Start the Admin and managed servers.
To deploy the BDI REIM Batch Job Admin war, perform the following steps.
Download BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.0231ForReim16.0.023_eng_ga.zip to $BDI_HOME.
Unzip the downloaded archive. The Bdi Job home directory will be created under the current directory.
unzip BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.023ForReim16.0.023_eng_ga.zip
Edit the reim job configuration file to point to deployment environment (conf/bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json) as follows:
cd bdi-int-reim-job-home/conf vi bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json
Provide the following values in the JSON file.
Configuration Property | Description |
---|---|
BdiReimJobAdminDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the REIM integration schema resides. Suggested schema user BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA |
BdReimReceiverServiceDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the REIM integration schema resides. BdiReimJobAdminDataSource and BdiReimReceiverServiceDataSource can use the same jdbcUrl. |
BatchInfraDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the schema created using RCU. The schema user is <prefix>_wls (e.g. INT_WLS). The value of prefix that you provided in schema creation using RCU. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainName |
The domain name where BDI REIM Admin app is deployed. |
JobAdminAppServer->weblogicD omainHome |
The domain path where BDIREIM Adminapp is deployed |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerUrl |
Admin Server URL of the BDI REIM Admin App - http://<Admin host>:<Admin port> |
JobAdminAppServer->weblogicD omainAdminServerProtocol |
AdminServer protocol which is by default t3, For SSL deployment update to t3s. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerHost |
Host Name of the BDI REIM Admin Server |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerPort |
BDI REIM Admin Server Port |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainTargetManagedS erverName |
Managed Server Name where BDI REIM Admin App is installed (e.g. bdi-rms-server) |
JobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI REIM http://<host>:<managed server port>/bdi-rms-batch-job-admin |
RfiJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI RFI http://<host>:<rfi managed server port>/bdi-rfi-batch-job-admin |
Note: The alias names in the configuration files should not be changed. |
Run the deployer script to create the data sources and deploy BDI REIM Batch Job Admin.
cd bdi-int-reim-job-home/bin bdi-job-admin-deployer.sh -setup-credentials -deploy-job-admin-app
Enter the values prompted by the script for following credentials aliases. JobAdmin user has more privileges (e.g. change configuration and run jobs from JobAdmin UI) than JobOperator user. JobOperator can run batch jobs where as JobMonitor has just read privileges.
Alias | Description |
---|---|
bdiAppServerAdminServerUserAlias |
WebLogic admin server credentials |
bdiJobAdminUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Admin Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobOperatorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Operator Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobMonitorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Monitor Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobAdminDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Admin Schema |
bdiRmsReceiverServiceDataSourceUserAli as |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Receiver Schema |
batchInfraDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Batch Infra Schema |
rfiJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RFI job admin app credentials |
The deployer script deploys BDI REIM Batch Job Admin to the managed server.
Restrict access to the bdi-int-reim-job-home folder:
cd bdi-int-reim-job-home chmod -R 700 .
Before you begin installing BDI RFI Batch Job Admin, make sure you have the database schema created for BDI RFI Batch Job Admin.
Please follow the below naming convention during schema creation for BDI RFI.
Example, BDI_RFI_INT_SCHEMA
Assuming that WebLogic 12.2.1.2 and JRF domain are installed as part of ORFI installation.
To deploy the BDI RFI Batch Job Admin war, take the following steps.
Download BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.023ForRfi16.0.023_eng_ga.zip to $BDI_HOME.
Unzip the downloaded archive. The BDI Job home directory will be created under the current directory.
Unzip BdiIntJobAdminPak16.0.023ForRfi16.0.023_eng_ga.zip.
Edit bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json as follows:
cd bdi-int-rfi-job-home/conf vi bdi-job-admin-deployment-env-info.json
Provide the following values in the JSON file.
Configuration Property | Description |
---|---|
BdiRfiJobAdminDataSource ->jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the RFI Retail Proxy schema resides. Suggested schema user BDI_RFI_INT_SCHEMA |
BdiRfiReceiverServiceDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the Oracle database where the RFI Retail Proxy schema resides. |
BatchInfraDataSource -> jdbcUrl |
The JDBC URL for the schema created using RCU. The schema user is <prefix>_ WLS (e.g. INT_WLS). The value of prefix that you provided in schema creation using RCU. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainName |
The domain name where BDI RFI Admin app is deployed |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainHome |
The domain home directory of WebLogic where BDI RFI Admin app is deployed |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerUrl |
Admin Server URL of the BDI RFI Admin App - http://<Admin host>:<Admin port> |
JobAdminAppServer->weblogicDomainA dminServerProtocol |
AdminServer protocol which is by default t3, For SSL deployment update to t3s. |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerHost |
Host Name of the BDI RFI Admin Server |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainAdminServerPort |
BDI RFI Admin Server Port |
JobAdminAppServer -> weblogicDomainTargetManagedServerNa me |
Managed Server Name where BDI RFI Admin App is installed (e.g.bdi-rfi-server) |
JobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI RFI http://<host>:<bdi rfi managed server port>/bdi-rfi-batch-job-admin |
RmsJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI RMS http://<host>:<bdi rms managed server port>/bdi-rms-batch-job-admin |
ReimJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
Job Admin URL of BDI REIM http://<host>:<bdi reim managed server port>/bdi-reim-batch-job-admin |
Run the deployer script to create the data sources and deploy BDI RFI Batch Job Admin.
cd bdi-int-rfi-job-home/bin bdi-job-admin-deployer.sh -setup-credentials -deploy-job-admin-app
Enter the values prompted by the script for the following credential aliases. JobAdmin user has more privileges (e.g. change configuration and run jobs from JobAdmin UI) than JobOperator user. JobOperator can run batch jobs where as JobMonitor has just read privileges.
Alias | Description |
---|---|
bdiAppServerAdminServerUserAlias |
WebLogic admin server credentials |
bdiJobAdminUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Admin Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobOperatorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Operator Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobMonitorUiUserAlias |
Credentials for Monitor Role user for Job Admin app |
bdiJobAdminDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Admin Schema |
bdiRfiReceiverServiceDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Job Receiver Schema |
batchInfraDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Batch Infra Schema |
rmsJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RMS job admin app credentials |
reimJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI REIM job admin app credentials |
Note: The alias names in the configuration files should not be changed. |
Deployer script deploys BDI RFI Batch Job Admin to the server.
Restrict access to the bdi-int-rfi-job-home folder:
cd bdi-int-rfi-job-home chmod -R 700 .
Go to $BDI_HOME/bdi-int-rfi-job-home/setup-data/ddl folder.
Run the sql script bdi_rfi_ddl.sql provided in this folder in the BDI RFI database schema.
DDL generates the necessary retail and inbound interface tables along with the database packages for RFI.
Before you begin installing Process Flow App, make sure you have the database schema created for Process Flow.
Please follow the below naming convention during schema creation for process flow.
Example, BDI_PROCESS_INT_SCHEMA
Perform the following procedure to install the Process Flow application:
Download the process flow archive BdiProcessFlow16.0.023ForAll16.x.xApps_eng_ ga.zip
Unzip the downloaded archive. The Process Home directory will be created under the current directory.
unzip BdiProcessFlow16.0.023ForAll16.x.xApps_eng_ga.zip
Modify process flow configuration file (conf/bdi-process-flow-admin-deployment-env-info.json) to match the deployment environment. While you can change many values to match your requirements, here is a table of a minimum set of configuration values that you need to modify for process flow application.
Note: The alias names in the configuration files should not be changed. |
Configuration Field | Description |
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ProcessFlowAdminDataSource ->jdbcUrl |
JDBC URL for the process flow schema. Change this value to match the environment. Suggested schema user BDI_PROCESS_INT_SCHEMA |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer->weblogicDomainName |
Name of the WebLogic domain where the process flow application is deployed |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer->weblogicDomainHome |
WebLogic Domain home directory |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer- > weblogicDomainProtocol |
WebLogic admin server protocol is by default t3, if SSL configured then update to t3s. |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer ->weblogicDomainAdminServerUrl |
WebLogic Admin server URL |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer ->weblogicDomainAdminServerHost |
Host name of WebLogic Admin Server |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer ->weblogicDomainAdminServerPort |
WebLogic admin server port |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer ->weblogicDomainTargetManagedServerName |
Managed Server name where Process Flow is hosted |
ProcessFlowAdminAppServer->processFlowAdminUiUrl |
Process Flow admin app URL. Update only the host and port |
RmsJobAdminAppServer-->jobAdminUiUrl |
BDI RMS job admin URL |
ReimJobAdminAppServer-->jobAdminUiUrl |
BDI REIM job admin URL |
RfiJobAdminAppServer-->jobAdminUiUrl |
BDI RFI job admin URL |
RmsAppJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
RMS APP job admin URL |
ReimAppJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
REIM APP job admin URL |
RfiAppJobAdminAppServer -> jobAdminUiUrl |
RFI APP job admin URL |
Determine which flows are in scope for your deployment. Copy the flows from bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/available_process_flow_options to bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/flows-in-scope.
For example, for integration between RMS, REIM and RFI, the rms_rfi-no_split_ flows, reim_rfi-no_split_flows files would be copied:
cp bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/available_process_flow_options/rms_rfi-no-split-flows/* bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/flows-in-scope/. cp bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/available_process_flow_options/reim_rfi-no-split-flows/* bdi-process-home/setup-data/dsl/flows-in-scope/.
Run the deployer. Make sure that the WebLogic server is running before issuing the following command.
cd bin bdi-process-flow-admin-deployer.sh -setup-credentials -deploy-process-flow-admin-app
The process flow deployer will prompt for username and password for the following credential aliases:
Alias | Description |
---|---|
bdiAppServerAdminServerUserAlias |
WebLogic admin server credentials |
processFlowAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
Credentials for Admin Role user for Process Flow Admin app |
processFlowOperatorBaseUrlUserAlias |
Credentials for Operator Role user for Process Flow Admin app |
processFlowMonitorBaseUrlUserAlias |
Credentials for Monitor Role user for Process Flow Admin app |
bdiProcessFlowAdminDataSourceUserAlias |
Credentials for the Data Source of the Process Flow Schema |
rmsJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RMS job admin app credentials |
reimJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI REIM job admin app credentials |
rfiJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
BDI RFI job admin app credentials |
rmsappJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
RMS APP job admin credentials |
reimappJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
REIM APP job admin credentials |
rfiappJobAdminBaseUrlUserAlias |
RFI APP job admin credentials |
Make sure the deployment step shows deployment success message at the end.
Restrict access to the bdi-process-home folder:
cd bdi-process-home chmod -R 700 .
See the Oracle Retail Bulk Data Integration Implementation Guide for the operation details of the Process Flow application.
Check if the below synonyms are present. If the synonyms are not present, create them.
For example, if rms app schema given for JobXmlDataSource of reim-edge app is rms01app rms owner schema is rms01 reim bdi int app JobAdminDataSource schema is BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA
create or replace synonym rms01.INVCMTCHAP_TX_OUT_DATACTL for BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA.INVCMTCHAP_TX_OUT_DATACTL;
create or replace synonym rms01.INVCMTCHFIN_TX_OUT_DATACTL for BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA.INVCMTCHFIN_TX_OUT_DATACTL;
create or replace synonym rms01.IM_AP_HEAD_OUT for BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA.IM_AP_HEAD_OUT;
create or replace synonym rms01.IM_AP_DETAIL_OUT for BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA.IM_AP_DETAIL_OUT;
create or replace synonym rms01.IM_FINANCIALS_OUT for BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA.IM_FINANCIALS_OUT;
In addition, create synonyms in the rms01app schema for the same synonyms present in rms01.
create synonym INVCMTCHAP_TX_OUT_DATACTL for rms01.INVCMTCHAP_TX_OUT_DATACTL;
create synonym INVCMTCHFIN_TX_OUT_DATACTL for rms01.INVCMTCHFIN_TX_OUT_DATACTL;
create synonym IM_AP_HEAD_OUT for rms01.IM_AP_HEAD_OUT;
create synonym IM_AP_DETAIL_OUT for rms01.IM_AP_DETAIL_OUT;
create synonym IM_FINANCIALS_OUT for rms01.IM_FINANCIALS_OUT;
Check if the below synonyms are present. If the synonyms are not present, create them.
For example, if rms app schema given for JobXmlDataSource of reim-edge app is rms01app rms owner schema is rms01 rms bdi int app JobAdminDataSource schema is BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA
create or replace synonym rms01.FINGENLDGR_TX_OUT_DATACTL for BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA.FINGENLDGR_TX_OUT_DATACTL;
create or replace synonym rms01.FIF_GL_DATA_OUT for BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA.FIF_GL_DATA_OUT;
In addition, create synonyms in the rms01app schema for the same synonyms present in rms01.
create synonym FINGENLDGR_TX_OUT_DATACTL for rms01.FINGENLDGR_TX_OUT_DATACTL; create synonym FIF_GL_DATA_OUT for rms01.FIF_GL_DATA_OUT;
Grant SELECT, INSERT privileges to *_OUT tables and EXECUTE privilege to PACKAGES from BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA (bdi reim JobAdminDataSource schema) to rms01 (rms owner schema).
Execute the grant_privildges_bdi_to_reim_for_ebs.sql (present under $BDI_HOME/bdi-int-rfi-job-home/setup-data/ddl folder) from BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA schema.
Note: Please provide rms owner schema as input while executing the grant script. |
Grant SELECT, INSERT privileges to *_OUT tables and EXECUTE privilege to PACKAGES from BDI_RMS_INT_SCHEMA (bdi rms JobAdminDataSource schema) to rms01 (rms owner schema).
Execute the grant_privildges_bdi_to_rms_for_ebs.sql (present under $BDI_HOME/bdi-int-rfi-job-home/setup-data/ddl folder) from BDI_REIM_INT_SCHEMA schema
Note: Please provide rms owner schema as input while executing the grant script. |