Installation and Configuration Guide

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After You Upgrade

After you upgrade, update the

B2B Data Exchange

configuration files to work with the upgraded instance of

B2B Data Exchange

update the configuration files and

complete the upgrade process, perform the following steps:

Reapply modifications that were made to

B2B Data Exchange

configuration files in previous versions.

If you installed the Dashboard and Reports component, register the license of the Dashboard and Reports component.

If you installed the Dashboard and Reports component, import the operational data store (ODS) loader workflow.

To unregister the existing PowerCenter server plug-in, click the Plug-ins tab after the Repository Service restarts. Click the unregister icon (next to the existing plug-in) to unregister the plug-in.

Use the PowerCenter Administration Console to register the plug-in in the PowerCenter repository.

Restart PowerCenter workflows.

Start the

B2B Data Exchange

Server.

If any of the

B2B Data Exchange

repositories are installed on a Microsoft SQL Server and use Windows authentication, configure credentials for Windows authentication.

Update the security configuration files.

If any of the

B2B Data Exchange

repositories are installed on a Microsoft SQL Server and do not have partitions, delete all

B2B Data Exchange

partition functions. For example:

DIH__DATE_PARTITION_FUNCTION

If you are using the

B2B Data Exchange

Run Publication Subscription Web Service API, update the API.

Update the

B2B Data Exchange

custom workflows in PowerCenter.

If you installed the

B2B Data Exchange

Hadoop Service component for the first time, configure your environment for a Hadoop-based publication repository. For more information, see Configuring the Environment for a Hadoop Publication Repository.

Start the

B2B Data Exchange

services. For more information, see Starting and Stopping B2B Data Exchange.

If you installed the

B2B Data Exchange

Hadoop Service component on a different machine than the machine where you installed

B2B Data Exchange

, start the services on both machines. For more information, see Starting and Stopping B2B Data Exchange on UNIX.

If you installed the

B2B Data Exchange

Hadoop Service component for the first time, log in to the Operation Console and configure the DIH__STAGING__HADOOP connection. For more information, see Configure Connections to the B2B Data Exchange Repositories.

Run the

importexport

script to update the entities managed by

B2B Data Exchange

in PowerCenter.

Clear the browser cache on each of the client machines.

If you upgrade the Partners Portal component, to provide existing portal users with Partners Portal privileges, create portal user groups and then assign each portal user to a portal user group.

If you do not assign a portal user to a portal user group, the portal user can only view the Dashboard in the Partners Portal.

If you installed the Partners Portal component, you can brand the Partners Portal with the organization logo.

If you used your logo in the previous version, you must perform this task after the upgrade in order to re-brand the portal.

If you use real-time publication workflows, enable the property

Enable high precision

in the session that writes data to the

B2B Data Exchange

publication repository in all the real-time publication workflows.

Update the

B2B Data Exchange

custom workflows in PowerCenter.

If you use custom workflows, update the

B2B Data Exchange

publication repository in all the real-time publication workflows.

Update the entities that are managed by

B2B Data Exchange

in PowerCenter.

Update the custom workflows for events view enhancements.

If you installed the OEM Managed File Transfer component, perform the following procedures:

To ensure secure access, change the default username and password and configure the relevant

B2B Data Exchange

settings.

The

B2B Data Exchange

installer does not delete the previous version of

B2B Data Exchange

. The installer renames the folder with the suffix

_Backupn.n.n

where n.n.n is the version number that you upgraded. To ensure that you update the configuration files correctly, see the configuration files in the directory of the previous version of

B2B Data Exchange

If you installed the OEM Managed File Transfer component when you upgraded

B2B Data Exchange

, refer to the documentation suite for

B2B Data Exchange

version 10.1 for usage information.

Upgrading B2B Data Exchange

Reapplying Configuration Modifications

Registering the Dashboard and Reports License

Replacing the Operational Data Store Loader Workflow

Configure Credentials for Windows Authentication

Updating the Security Configuration Files