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Migrating The Domain

The document provides instructions for migrating the Domain Configuration Repository, PowerCenter Repository, and Data Analyzer Repository to another database. The steps include: backing up the repositories, disabling services, creating a new database schema and user, restoring the backups to the new database, updating connection properties, and re-enabling services.

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Migrating The Domain

The document provides instructions for migrating the Domain Configuration Repository, PowerCenter Repository, and Data Analyzer Repository to another database. The steps include: backing up the repositories, disabling services, creating a new database schema and user, restoring the backups to the new database, updating connection properties, and re-enabling services.

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Migrating the Domain Configuration Repository to Another Database

1. Shut down all application services in the domain.


2. Shut down the domain.
3. Back up the domain.
Run the infasetup BackupDomain command to back up the domain configuration to a
binary file. By default,
infasetup installs in the server directory.
Use the following syntax:
infasetup.sh BackupDomain -da <database_hostname:database_port> -du <database_us
er_name> -dp
<database_password> -dt <database_type> -ds <database_service_name> -bf <backup_
file_name> -dn
<domain_name>
4. Create a database schema and a user account in a supported database.
5. Restore the domain configuration backup to the database schema.
Run the infasetup RestoreDomain command to restore the domain configuration in t
he backup file to the specified
database schema.
Use the following syntax:
infasetup.sh RestoreDomain -da <database_hostname:database_port> -du <database_u
ser_name> -dp
<database_password> -dt <database_type> -ds <database_service_name> -bf <backup_
file_name>
6. Update the database connection information for each gateway node. (If both no
des are setup as gateway, you need to do this step for both nodes.)
Gateway nodes must have a connection to the domain configuration database to ret
rieve and update domain
configuration. Run the infasetup UpdateGatewayNode command on each gateway node
to update the database
connection information for each gateway node.
Use the following syntax:
infasetup.sh UpdateGatewayNode -da <database_hostname:database_port> -du <databa
se_user_name>
dp <database_password> -dt <database_type> -ds <database_service_name> -dn <doma
in_name>
7. Start all nodes in the domain. (Start the Informatica Service
startup)

infaservice.sh

8. Enable all application services in the domain.

Migrating the PowerCenter Repository to Another Database


1. Back up the repository contents.
select the PowerCenter Repository Service in the Administrator tool, and then se
lect Actions >
Repository Contents > Back Up.
2. Disable the service.
3. Create a database schema and a user account in a supported database.
4. Update the database connection properties for the PowerCenter Repository Serv
ice, such as the database type,
connect string, database user name, and database password.
5. Enable the service in exclusive mode.
6. Restore the repository backup to the database schema.
select the PowerCenter Repository Service in the Administrator tool that manages
the content
that you want to restore, and then select Actions > Repository Contents > Restor
e.
7. Change the operating mode of the service to normal and restart the service.

Migrating the Data Analyzer Repository to Another Database


1. Back up the repository contents.
select the Reporting Service in the Administrator tool, and then select Actions
> Repository Contents > Back Up.
2. Disable the service.
3. Create a database schema and a user account in a supported database.
4. Update the database connection properties for the Reporting Service, such as
the database type, connect string,
database user name, and database password.
5. Restore the repository backup to the database schema.
select the Reporting Service in the Administrator tool that manages the content
that you want

to restore, and then select Actions > Repository Contents > Restore.
6. Enable the service.

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