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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica RulePoint Installation
  3. Before You Install RulePoint
  4. RulePoint Installation
  5. After You Install RulePoint
  6. Start RulePoint
  7. Upgrade RulePoint
  8. Switch from SQL Database Server Authentication Mode to Windows Authentication Mode Overview

Installation and Upgrade Guide

Installation and Upgrade Guide

Configuring Database Schemas in Oracle

Configuring Database Schemas in Oracle

  1. Launch SQL*Plus and log in as the database administrator.
  2. To create the RulePoint database user and the required schemas, perform the following tasks:
    1. Navigate to the following location:
      <installer files directory>\resources\db\schema_creation\oracle
    2. Edit the
      create_users_ddl.sql
      script. Provide the RulePoint user name, password, and schema name in the script.
    3. Run the
      create_users_ddl.sql
      script.
  3. To configure the schemas, perform the following tasks for each of the RulePoint schemas:
    1. Navigate to the following location:
      <installer files directory>\resources\db\schema_configuration\<schema_name>\oracle
      Where,
      <schema_name>
      refers to folders for the Design, Topology, RTAM, Topology State, or Activity schemas.
    2. Replace the schema names with the corresponding schema names that you created.
    3. Run the following script to populate the database tables:
      tables.sql
  4. Perform the following steps for each of the RulePoint schemas:
    1. Navigate to the following location:
      <installer files directory>\resources\db\<schema_name>\oracle
    2. Run the following script to populate the database tables:
      tables.sql
  5. To grant the required permissions to the RulePoint database users, perform the following tasks:
    1. Navigate to the following location:
      <installer files directory>\Windows\resources\db\schema_permissions\oracle
    2. In the
      grant_permissions_ddl.sql
      script, replace
      rp_user
      with the RulePoint user name.
    3. Replace the default schema names with the corresponding schema names that you created.
    4. Run the
      grant_permissions_ddl.sql
      script.

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