MULTI ENTITY

To add entity to existing OBDX with supported host system follow below steps.

• Add entity using OBDX Web application, using User Manual Oracle Banking Digital Experience System Configuration
• Run OBDX installer

Ensure that managed server should be down and admin server should be running.

Ensure ORACLE_HOME, JAVA_HOME variable are set and their binaries are available in PATH variable before proceeding.

Login with OS user which was used to perform OBDX software installation (or has ownership on Oracle Weblogic home directory)

Ensure OBDX Installation home and filestore path maintained in installer.properties exists and user running the installer has read-write permissions.

• From your terminal navigate to <OBDX INSTALLER DIR>
• Enter the following command

python runInstaller.py

Select installation type as ‘New Entity Creation’

Below screen will appear after selecting add entity

Enter below information:

• Entity code which has been added from screen
• OBDX schema password

If an entity code belongs to UBS host following screen will appear:

Enter below details:

• Hostname of the UBS database host server
• Port of the UBS database host server
• UBS Host database Service Name
• Oracle directory name in which you want the database datafile (dbf) to be created. Enter only the name NOT the path.
• Username with 'sys' privileges
• SYS privilege user password where UBS schema would be created
• Weblogic console administrator user password

Enter below details:

• EXISTING UBS Host schema name
• Password for EXISTING UBS schema
• Complete UBS B1A1 (HostInterface) schema name you want installer to create as new schema
• Password for New UBS schema
• Country Code of entity branch

Installation Status in case of UBS

After entering all required details, the status is displayed (as shown below) on the terminal to indicate the progress of the installation.

When the installation completes, the below message is displayed

Installation Status in case of other hosts

After entering all required details (Entity code and OBDX schema password), the status is displayed (as shown below) on the terminal to indicate the progress of the installation.

Multi-entity installation In Silent Mode

This chapter describes how to run the OBDX installer for add entity in silent mode.

Ensure that managed server should be down and admin server should be running.

Ensure ORACLE_HOME, JAVA_HOME variable are set and their binaries are available in PATH variable before proceeding.

Login with OS user which was used to perform OBDX software installation (or has ownership on Oracle Weblogic home directory)

Steps for Silent-Mode Installation

• Set the environment variables

Below parameters should be set in environment variables

	Parameter	Dsecription
Add entity with UBS (Installation with Universal Banking Solution)	Entity_Code	Entity code which has been entered from screen
	SCHEMA_PASS	Password for existing schema on OBDX database
	ENTITY_UBS_HOSTNAME	Hostname of the UBS database host server
	ENTITY_UBS_PORT	Port of the UBS database host server
	ENTITY_UBS_SID	UBS Host database SID or Service Name
	ENTITY_DIRECTORY_NAME_UBS	Oracle Directory name in which you want the UBS B1A1 (HostInterface) schema datafile (dbf). Enter only the name and NOT the path
	ENTITY_SYS_USER	username with 'sys' privileges
	ENTITY_SYS_PASS
	ENTITY_NEW_SCHEMA_NAME	Complete UBS B1A1 (HostInterface) schema name you want installer to create as new schema.
	ENTITY_NEW_SCHEMA_PASS	Password for new B1A1 schema on UBS database
	ENTITY_UBS_SCHEMA	EXISTING UBS Host schema name
	ENTITY_UBS_SCHEMA_PASS	Password of existing HOST UBS schema (Existing)
	ENTITY_DomainPassword	Password for weblogic admin console
	ENTITY_UBS_CCY	Country Code for entity home branch
Add entity with other hosts	Entity_Code	Entity code which has been entered from screen
	SCHEMA_PASS	Password for existing schema on OBDX database

• Run the runInstaller.py file with ‘--silent ’ argument along with '--addEntity'.

Installation Status in case of UBS

After entering all required details, the status is displayed (as shown below) on the terminal to indicate the progress of the installation.

When the installation completes, the below message is displayed.

Installation Status in case of other hosts

After entering all required details, the status is displayed (as shown below) on the terminal to indicate the progress of the installation.

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