About the Scripts for Managing Oracle Analytics Server Service Instances
You can use the scripts listed in the table to manage your Oracle Analytics Server instance. A service instance contains all of the Oracle Analytics Server metadata (that is, semantic model data, catalog, security policy), and includes the customizations users make to the metadata.
The scripts are located at:
user_projects/domains/bi/bitools/bin.
Run the scripts with -help to view command line
help. For example, importarchive.cmd -help.
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
| datamodel.sh|cmd | Use this script to download the semantic model from a BAR archive file for a service instance. |
| diagnostic_dump.sh|cmd | Use this script to collect diagnostic bundles needed by Oracle Support to help resolve issues. |
| exportarchive.sh|cmd | Use this script to export the metadata of your environment in the form of a BAR archive file. See About exportarchive and importarchive Scripts and Move Between Environments Using exportarchive and importarchive. |
| grantPermissionSetsToBIRole.sh|cmd and revokePermissionSetsFromBIRole.sh|cmd | Use these scripts to make any adjustments to permissions for application roles. See Grant or Revoke Permissions Assignments. |
| importarchive.sh|cmd | Use this script to import an exported BAR archive file to replace metadata in the target environment. See About exportarchive and importarchive Scripts and Move Between Environments Using exportarchive and importarchive. |
| runcat.sh|cmd | Use this script to start the catalog manager command line interface. |
| jobmanager.sh|cmd | Use this script to start the job manager command line interface. |
| start.sh|cmd | Use this script to start all component processes in a domain. |
| status.sh|cmd | Use this script to view the status of component processes in a domain. |
| stop.sh|cmd | Use this script to stop all component processes in a domain. |
| sync_midtier_db.sh|cmd | Use this script to re-synchronize
connection details to the mid-tier database when
connection details are changed.
On Linux you perform this on the primary host. On Windows you perform this on every host. |
Assumptions for all scripts against service instances and BAR files:
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You must have file system (offline) permissions.
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You must run the scripts offline.
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After using scripts to make changes to your service instance, you must restart the system.