Create and Configure a Database for Integration Services - Reports
Create and Configure a Database for Reports
To create a database for Reports, follow these steps:
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Create a database for reports with a custom name along with prefix and suffix. Prefix and suffix are optional. For example, database name is
<prefix>reportsdb<suffix>
.The following is sample query for creating a database in MSSQL:
CREATE DATABASE reportsdb;
The following is a sample query for creating a database in MySQL:
CREATE DATABASE \<DBNAME>\ DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8\_unicode\_ci;
Note: For Oracle databases a schema name should be in capital letters.
Find the wordreportsdb
in SQL files located in the admin scripts and replace it withREPORTSDB
.Note: For Oracle, create necessary tablespaces. Refer to Prerequisites for Volt MX Foundry with Oracle.
The following details are required for Flyway configuration:
- Schema name for reports:
reportsdb
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Placeholders for Reports:
# For Reports (reportsdb), replace the following placeholders in SQL migrations for your database flyway.placeholders.KONY_METRICS_LOGGER_JNDI=java:/jdbc/voltmxreports flyway.placeholders.KONY_METRICS_LOG_LEVEL=INFO flyway.placeholders.KONY_METRICS_LOG_OPTION=logfile flyway.placeholders.KONY_METRICS_LOG_LOCATION=<log_location_for_metrics>
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Tablespace Placeholders for Oracle:
Product Name Tablespace Placeholders for Oracle Reports / Metrics METRICS_DATA_TABLESPACE, METRICS_INDEX_TABLESPACE,METRICS_LOB_TABLESPACE -
SQL files paths for Reports in VoltMXFoundry_Plugins folder:
Path for SQL files in the VoltMXFoundry_Plugins folder Database Component \VoltMXFoundry_Plugins\middleware\reportsdb_mysql MySQL ReportsDB \VoltMXFoundry_Plugins\middleware\reportsdb_oracle Oracle \VoltMXFoundry_Plugins\middleware\reportsdb_mssql SQL Server
- Schema name for reports:
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Execute all SQL scripts by using the steps provided at Configuring Flyway Command-line Tool.
Since the structure of flyway has changed from Flyway 3.2.1 to Flyway 4.0.3 in Volt MX Foundry installer, execute the following statements to make the schema_version
table compatible with Flyway 4.0.3.
Oracle:
drop index "schema_version_ir_idx";
drop index "schema_version_vr_idx";
ALTER TABLE "schema_version" DROP constraint "schema_version_pk" drop index;
ALTER TABLE "schema_version" DROP COLUMN "version_rank";
ALTER TABLE "schema_version" modify("version" null);
ALTER TABLE "schema_version" add constraint "schema_version_pk" primary key("installed_rank");MySQL:
ALTER TABLE schema_version DROP INDEX schema_version_vr_idx;
ALTER TABLE schema_version DROP INDEX schema_version_ir_idx;
ALTER TABLE schema_version DROP PRIMARY KEY;
ALTER TABLE schema_version DROP COLUMN version_rank;
ALTER TABLE schema_version CHANGE version version VARCHAR(50);
ALTER TABLE schema_version ADD PRIMARY KEY (installed_rank);SQL Server:
DROP INDEX schema_version_ir_idx ON dbo.schema_version
GO
DROP INDEX schema_version_vr_idx ON dbo.schema_version
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.schema_version DROP CONSTRAINT schema_version_pk
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.schema_version DROP COLUMN version_rank
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.schema_version ADD CONSTRAINT schema_version_pk PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (installed_rank)
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.schema_version ALTER COLUMN version nvarchar(50) NULL
GO