Admin
tool pointing to SQL Server
This requirement is to pointing to SQL Server on Unix Box.
For WINDOWS as Operating System:
We can define a system DSN for SQL
Server DB and specify the name of the DB on which we are working in that system
DSN.
For UNIX as Operating System:
OBIEE makes use of the DataDirect
Connect ODBC Drivers for connectiing to LINUX and UNIX boxes. These drivers are
present in the location
$OracleBI/odbc. The 32-bit drivers
are installed in $OracleBI/odbc/lib and 64-bit drivers are installed in
$OracleBI/odbc/lib64.
1) We need to modify the
odbc.ini file and make an entry for new DSN. So, better take a backup of the
file before making any changes to the file.
2) Locate the path to ODBC driver file, SEmsss23.so in Unix system. It resides in $OracleBI/odbc/lib. Copy the path to a notepad.
3) Now,open the oddbc.ini file. We can locate the odbc.ini file in $OracleBI/setup.
4) Make the below entry in odbc.ini file:
[DSN Name]
Driver=/u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.3/dobiee1/bi/odbc/lib/SEmsss23.so
Description=DataDirect 5.1 SQL Server Wire Protocol
Address= <IP>,1433(PORT)
AlternateServers=
AnsiNPW=Yes
ConnectionRetryCount=0
ConnectionRetryDelay=3
Database=<DB Name>
LoadBalancing=0
LogonID=
Password=
QuoteID=No
ReportCodePageConversionErrors=0
In the above entry,
- The header of the entry should correspond to your DSN you used on Windows.
- Set the Driver parameter to the file name and location of the DataDirect driver for MS SQL Server(the one which we copied in step 2)
- The Address should be the IP of the SQL Server, then a comma, then the port (default1433).
- The Database should be set to the Database we are using.
5) We also need to make changes to
the DBFeatures.ini file.
6) The DBFeatures.ini file can be located at $OracleBI/server/Config.
7) For the appropriate SQL server section in the file, turn the
IDENTIFIER_QUOTE_CHAR parameter off by setting the following:
IDENTIFIER_QUOTE_CHAR = ”;
The default is:
IDENTIFIER_QUOTE_CHAR = “”;
Hope it helps. Kindly keep me posted
for any more information
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