Start Report Manager

1. On the server where the Oracle database software and BI Publisher are installed, login as the Oracle user.
2. If undefined, set the ORACLE_HOME variable in the .bash_profile of both the oracle user and the nncentral user.

   export ORACLE_HOME=/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1

3. Specify the ORACLE_SID variable for the AcmeBIPublisher database.

   export ORACLE_SID=AcmeBIPublis

4. Execute the ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus script.

   [oracle@vm bin]$ ./sqlplus '/ as sysdba'
   

5. Use the following option to start the Oracle database instance and exit:

   SQL> startup
   SQL> exit

6. Specify the ORACLE_SID variable for the Report Manager database instance (OCSDMDW).

   export ORACLE_SID=ocsdmdw

7. Execute the ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus script.

   [oracle@vm bin]$ ./sqlplus '/ as sysdba'
   

8. Use the following option to start the Oracle database instance and exit:

   SQL> startup
   SQL> exit

9. Start the BI Publisher database instance listener (LISTENER).

   ./lsnrctl start

10. Start the OCSDMDW database instance listener (LISTENER2).

    ./lsnrctl start LISTENER2

11. Change to the WebLogic server directory:

    [oracle@vm ~]$ cd app/OracleMiddleWare/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/

12. Enter the following parameters to configure the Oracle user .bash_profile:

    export WLS_USER=weblogic
    export WLS_PW=<my-secure_password>       
    

13. Start the WebLogic server by running the startWebLogic.sh & script.

     [oracle@vm bin]$ nohup ./startWebLogic.sh &

14. Log in as the nncentral user.
15. Change the directory to the bin directory.
    For example:

    cd /home/nncentral/AcmePacket/NNC<version>/bin

16. Execute the startnnc.sh script.

    ./startnnc.sh

    Note:

    The console displays the number of services started. After all services have started, the system is ready for use. Do not attempt to log in until the console has indicated that the web servers are up.