Defining Services
Oracle DMW includes adapters allowing users to define and run objects in external systems for manipulating and reporting data. To integrate with these systems, you must define a service location for each computer where an external system you are using is installed. Within each service location, you must then define the service.
For each service location, define services as follows:
- One or more services for each XML Publisher, SAS, Oracle Reports, and Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services instance engine installed on that computer
- One and only one service for PL/SQL as a processing engine
- One and only one service for each IDE service type
For the service location you specify the maximum number of jobs (across all services) that can run simultaneously.
For non-PL/SQL processing engine service types, you may want to define more than one service in order to allow jobs with different priorities to run on the same computer. For example, if you have both SAS and Oracle Reports installed on the same computer, you might define the following services for that service location:
- One high-priority SAS service with two instances allowed
- One normal-priority SAS service with seven instances allowed
- One normal-priority Oracle Reports service with five instances allowed
Parent topic: Configure Services