What happens during 10g upgrade to 11g?
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By default, existing users and groups migrated to
embedded WLS LDAP. Existing groups are automatically mapped to an Application
role.
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10g catalog groups are automatically migrated in
the upgraded catalog and assigned the same privileges, access, and
membership.
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“Administrator” user automatically added as member
of “BIAdministrators” group in embedded WLS LDAP and granted Administrator
role. The user specified during OBIEE 11g installation (i.e. “weblogic”,
“biadmin”) is also a member of the BIAdministrators group.
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Prompted to set a repository password while
running the upgrade assistant. Do not lose this password
as there is no feature to recover a lost password.
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Upgraded RPD will continue to point to 10g LDAP or
external tables. Initblocks may need to be modified to ensure that
deprecated, or reserved word, variable names are renamed.
NOTE: If you intend to use another LDAP server, such as Oracle Identity Management (OID), then you must upgrade to the embedded LDAP server first, then migrate to the production LDAP server. |
Existing groups will be migrated. Recommendation
is to use application roles instead. Privileges on catalog objects may be
granted to an application role via BI Presentation server Administration
link.
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Upgraded 10g RPD will point to external tables.
Initblocks may need to be modified to ensure that deprecated, or reserved
word, variable names are renamed.
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“Everyone” group migrated to AuthenticatedUser
role.
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Friday 21 September 2012
Upgrade OBIEE 10g to OBIEE 11g
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If the variable is present in OBIEE11g and 10g both then will it override the variable or not?
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