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This is a guide to installing the WhereScape Enablement Pack for Teradata for WhereScape RED10
- Prerequisites For PostgreSQL Metadata
- Prerequisites Target Database
- Installation Through Setup Wizard
- Upgrade Of Existing Repository
- Post Install Steps – Optional
- Source Enablement Pack Support
- Troubleshooting and Tips
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Prerequisites For PostgreSQL Metadata
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- Access to a Teradata (Target Environment), with the following connectivity information:
- Server Name
- Database Name
- User Name
- Password
- At least one database is available to use as a RED Data Warehouse Target with permissions CREATE, EXECUTE, DROP, SELECT PROCEDURE.
- Create Database and ODBC DSN Teradata ODBC driver (64-bit)
- Add ODBC DSN for Teradata Target Database
- The 'The Return Output Parameters As ResultSet' option is to be checked in the driver options setting.
- Software installation
- Install the necessary Teradata Tools and Utilities (TTU) (TBuild CLI Tool) as per Teradata's documentation.
- Python 3.8 or higher
- Select "Select Add Python 3.8 to PATH" from the installation Window
- Pip Manager Install with the command:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Installation Through Setup Wizard
Run Setup Wizard as administrator
Create a new repository or upgrade an existing repository.
Select the created ODBC DSN, input login details, and then select "Validate". Click Next
Select the directory that contains the unzipped Enablement Pack for installation. Click Next
Using the checkboxed list, include or exclude the components that are to be installed. Click Next
Configure a target connection (for example, a Data Warehouse) and its target locations. Validate and click Add
When done, click Add and then Next to continue.
Configure a data source connection (optional) and its target locations. Validate and click Add. Click Next to continue.
Review the installation summary and click Install
Click View Logs to open the installation log. Click Finish once the installation is completed successfully.
Login to WhereScape RED.
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There is a post-install script that will run at the first login to RED10 to complete the post-setup wizard installation process. |
You will be directed to the below PowerShell window which will give a brief explanation of the post-installation process.
Click OK to start the post-installation. If pressed Cancel installation will stop and the user will be directed to RED.
The user will be directed to the window below, where they have to select the target connection to be configured. Additionally, by deselecting the provided options, the user can choose not to install a particular option.
You will be directed to the PowerShell window below. Provide the directory that contains the unzipped Enablement Pack.
Click OK
The progress bar will show the post-installation progress.
Users will have to choose the database for the target setting that was provided. One pop-up will come for setting the default target for Date Dimension.
After selecting the target progress bar will show the progress for the installation and once it's completed, you will get the below pop-up.
After clicking OK, RED10 opens automatically.
The user will need to restart RED once.
Upgrade Of Existing Repository
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- From host script set the script type of
wsl_post_install_enablement_pack
as Auto Execute - PowerShell Script
Important Upgrade Notes
If RED upgrades the repository option is chosen.
This enablement pack will overwrite any existing Source Enablement Pack UI Configs:
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- Connection: 'Database Source System' - this connection was set up as an example source connection,
- open it's properties and set it up for a source DB in your environment
- or you can remove it if not required
- Execute Update Procedure for dim_date_td to Initialize Date Dimension for Target
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Please avoid regenerating the procedure update_dim_date_td as it is a custom procedure. |
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Some of the setup scripts will track each step and output the step number when there is a failure. To restart from the failed step (or to skip the step) provide the parameter -startAtStep <step number>
to the script.
Example: Powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\<script_file_name.ps1> -startAtStep 123
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T To avoid having to provide all the parameters again you can copy the full command line with parameters from the first "INFO" message from the beginning of the console output. |
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