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  1. Preface
  2. Prepare to Install Data Validation Option
  3. Install Data Validation Option
  4. Configure Data Validation Option
  5. Configuring Multiple Environments
  6. Upgrade Data Validation Option
  7. Install DVOcmd on UNIX
  8. Appendix A: Installation and Configuration Checklist

Data Validation Option Installation and Configuration Guide

Data Validation Option Installation and Configuration Guide

Configure Associated PowerCenter Users

Configure Associated PowerCenter Users

Each Data Validation Option user is associated with a PowerCenter user. When you run a data validation test, the PowerCenter Integration Service runs the underlying workflow based on the credentials of the associated PowerCenter user. You must configure the user permissions and user privileges on the corresponding PowerCenter Repository Service.
Create a user account for each Data Validation Option user.
  1. Log in to the Administrator tool.
  2. Click the
    Security
    tab.
  3. In the
    Users
    area, click the
    Actions
    button, and then select
    Create User
    .
  4. Enter the user information and then click
    OK
    .
    If the domain uses Kerberos authentication, enter a user name that matches the Windows login name.
    You specify this PowerCenter user when you add the PowerCenter repository for Data Validation Option.
  5. Select the user in the
    Users
    area.
  6. Click the
    Privileges
    tab.
  7. Select the PowerCenter Repository Service.
    The
    Edit Roles and Privileges
    dialog box appears.
  8. On the
    Roles
    tab, expand the folder for the PowerCenter Repository Service.
  9. Enable the PowerCenter Connection Administrator custom role.
  10. Click
    OK
    .
  11. Click the
    Permissions
    tab.
    The
    Permissions
    tab shows that no permissions are assigned to the user.
  12. Select the PowerCenter Repository Service.
  13. Click the
    Edit Direct Permissions
    button.
    The
    Edit Direct Permissions
    dialog box appears.
  14. In the
    Access
    column, select
    Allow
    .
  15. Click
    OK
    .
    The
    Permissions
    tab shows that the user has permission on the PowerCenter Repository Service.

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