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Apr 11, 2015 DRM 11.1.2.4 Application Creation Vijay Kurian April 11, 2015 - 9:44 AM April 11, 2015 DRM, Level 1 Intermediate, Oracle Now that we’ve finished the DRM install, it’s time to create a new DRM application.

Oracle DRM version 11.1.2.2 What's new. Hierarchy Group Properties: Application Administrators can create hierarchy group properties to enable users to group hierarchies in multiple ways based on different contexts. Jan 22, 2016 Let us explore how to upgrade DRM from 11.1.2.2 to 11.1.2.3 in this blog. Generally DRM patches or PSU are full installation. So we have to remove the current version and install the new version or PSU and this is same for this PSU – 11.1.2.3.700 as well.

Steps for the upgrade:

1. Assumption : That there exists a successful 11.1.2.0.1 installation.
2. Software downloaded for the 11.1.2.1 upgrade (on edelivery.oracle.com)
3. Backup the DRM Repository database for the 11.1.2.0.1 version
4. Un-install DRM 11.1.2.0.1 (This does not drop the DRM Metadata repository, or the DRM Console database settings)
5. Un-zip and Run the setup to install 11.1.2.1
6. Ensure that the application configuration and database connection information are still correct as the in 11.1.2.0.1.
7. IMPORTANT NOTE: Since this is an upgrade to a newer version, the following action is mandatory to update the metadata tables to reflect the new features and functionality of the Oracle tool
• Open the DRM Console 11.1.2.1
• Under Applications, click on Apply updates (This process will apply updates to the current application)

Note: Oracle DRM 11.1.2 was not supported on Windows Server 2008. However 11.1.2.1 is, it is the recommended OS base for a DRM install. Ensure that a 64bit OS is used on either 11.1.2 or 11.1.2.1. Even if the memory is bumped up to 64GB its a gotcha if the product is used on a 32bit OS, not all the memory is utilized ~50% or less of the memory will be utilized.
Other requirements for a clean installation of Oracle DRM Fusion edition:

1. Application Server: Windows Server 2003 R2. (For non-production environments the Oracle DRM server can also be successfully installed on Vista, XP, Windows 7)
2. IIS 6 or IIS 7 is installed and running.
3. ASP.Net 2 and Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 (Note: Ensure that SP1 has been installed and IIS is configured to use ASP.Net 2.)
4. A relational database for the DRM Metadata tables. (Oracle documentation indicates DRM is supporte d on Oracle and SQL Server RDBMS). These tutorials are demonstrated on a Oracle 11g repository.
5. Ensure that Oracle 11g(run as admin)Client has been installed on the App-Server and configured with appropriate TNSNAMES.ORA entries. Note: Typically in a live environment, the Database resides on a seperate server and not on the App-server. (For a local personal installation, the database and DRM can be installed on the same machine and a TNSNAMES.ORA entry is not necessary in this case)
6. Ensure that the connection between the DRM application server and database has been validated using the same credentials
7. A Windows User has been created having credentials to:
• Edit registry settings
• Read and write to the local file system
• Launch processes
• Run as a service

For the purpose of these tutorials, the Oracle DRM Fusion edition is installed based on Internal authentication. External authentication requires Shared Services and will be out of scope

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For additional information please refer to the Oracle® Hyperion Data Relationship Management, Fusion Edition Installation guide.

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