Upgrade to ODI 10.1.3.6

First: Check the Master Rep by Repository Consistency Checker (an optional step for customers who are not using Microsoft SQL Server) by doing the following steps:
1. Edit config/sample.properties to refer at your Mrep

2. Run bin/start_diag.bat, then run bin/rcc.bat

3. After that go to diag_tools >> logs >> DiagsYYYYMMDD >> you will find 3 XML files

4. Copy these XML files into the following ODI 10.1.3.6 directory prior to run the upgrade of your repositories: /lib/scripts//patches


Instructions for Oracle Data Integrator

1. Perform a backup of the ODI installation directory.

2. Perform a backup of the Master and Work Repositories.

3. Uncompress the content of the patch to a temporary directory.

4. Remove the content of the oracledi/lib/scripts/ sub-directory your ODI installation directory.

5. Copy the content of the oracledi sub-directory of the temporary directory to your Oracle Data Integrator installation directory. The temporary directory content should overwrite the Oracle Data Integrator installation directory content.

6. If using Jython, it is recommended to run jython.bat | jython.sh in the /bin/ sub-directory.

7. Repeat the two previous steps on each machine where an Oracle Data Integrator component is installed.

8. Perform an upgrade of your master and work repositories.

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To upgrade the master repository:

1. On Windows: From the Start Menu, select Programs > Oracle Data Integrator > Repository Management > Master Repository Upgrade, or run /oracledi/bin/mupgrade.bat
On UNIX: Run /oracledi/bin/mupgrade.sh.
The Master Repository Upgrade tool appears.

2. Select the Login Name corresponding to your master repository connection, or fill in the fields:

Driver: the driver used to access the technology which hosts the repository.

URL: The complete path for the data server hosting the repository.

User: The id or login of the user who owns the tables

Password: This user's password.

Technologies: Select the technology your repository will be based on from the list.

3. Click OK.
The repository upgrade process will begin. You can follow its progress on the console. A message appears when the master repository has been upgraded.


To upgrade the work repositories:

1. Connect to your master repository through Topology Manager.

2. In the Repositories tree view select Work repositories, right click on the repository you want to upgrade and choose Upgrade.

3. Oracle Data Integrator will now upgrade this work repository. A window appears when the work repository has been upgraded.

4. Repeat these steps for each work repository in the list.


9. Open Designer and connect a repository. Select the Help > About Oracle Data Integrator menu option.
The patch version should now appear in the About... window.

10. Import the new and updated technologies.

Successive version of Oracle Data Integrator include new and updated technologies.
Refer to the change log starting from your version to review the technologies that have been updated in each version. If you are using one of the modified technologies, or if you want to use one of the new technologies, you can import it using Synonym Insert-Update model.

Warning! Importing a technology erases all the changes performed in the technology. Customized datatype conversions are also erased by the import process. It is recommended to perform copies of the technologies you have altered, and reapply the changes to the imported technologies.

11. Import new and updated Knowledge Modules.

New versions of existing knowledge modules and new knowledge modules are included in this version. These are listed in the new features section.
Although updating knowledge modules for existing projects is not required, it is recommended that you use the new knowledge modules for new projects. Existing interfaces, packages and scenarios compiled with old knowledge module should still work normally after the upgrade without having to re-generate them.

Before importing or updating knowledge modules, you should be aware of the following:

New knowledge modules should be imported into projects in Duplication mode.

Knowledge modules for new technologies should be imported after the associated technologies have been imported.

Updating an existing knowledge module used in a project should be made using the Import Replace option in the context menu of the knowledge module to replace. This option automatically updates any interfaces using the selected knowledge modules. After replacing a knowledge module, the affected interfaces should be thoroughly checked and tested.

If you have customized the default knowledge modules included in Oracle Data Integrator to suit your needs, you should manually implement the latest changes to these original knowledge modules, otherwise the current KM options get lost and the KM options are set to the default values.