4.4
List
Target table used in session level
SELECT SUBJECT_AREA,SESSION_NAME,SESSION_INSTANCE_NAME,WIDGET_NAME AS
TARGET_TABLE_NAME,TYPE_NAME AS TARGET_TYPE FROM REP_SESS_TBL_LOG
ORDER BY 1,2,3
4.5
Truncate
target Table Option
SELECT DISTINCT
C.SUBJ_NAME,A.TASK_NAME
SESSION_NAME, DECODE(B.ATTR_VALUE,1,‘YES’,‘NO’) TRUNCATE_TARGET_TABLE
FROM OPB_TASK
A
,
OPB_EXTN_ATTR
B, OPB_SUBJECT
C
WHERE B.SESSION_ID=A.TASK_ID
AND A.SUBJECT_ID
=
C.SUBJ_ID
AND A.TASK_TYPE
=
68
AND B.ATTR_ID=9
ORDER
BY
1,2,3
5
TRANSFORMATION
5.1
List of filer
transformations
SELECT SUBSTR(WIDGET_NAME,1,3), COUNT(WIDGET_NAME)
FROM REP_ALL_TRANSFORMS
WHERE WIDGET_TYPE_NAME = ‘Filter’
GROUP BY SUBSTR(WIDGET_NAME,1,3)
5.2
List of Sequence
transformations
SELECT DISTINCT
SUBJECT_AREA, PARENT_WIDGET_NAME FROM REP_ALL_TRANSFORMS WHERE WIDGET_TYPE_NAME
=‘Sequence’ ORDER BY 1,2
5.3
List of
tables used as lookups
SELECT DISTINCT
B.PARENT_SUBJECT_AREA
AS
FOLDER_NAME,
C.ATTR_VALUE
AS
TABLE_NAME,A.INSTANCE_NAME AS TRANSFORMATION_NAME, A.WIDGET_TYPE_NAME
AS
TRANSFORMATION_TYPE,B.MAPPING_NAME
FROM
REP_WIDGET_INST A INNER JOIN
REP_ALL_MAPPINGS B ON A.MAPPING_ID = B.MAPPING_ID INNER JOIN
REP_WIDGET_ATTR C ON A.WIDGET_ID
= C.WIDGET_ID
WHERE
C.ATTR_DESCRIPTION
LIKE ‘Lookup source table’
ORDER BY 1,2,3,4,5
5.4
List of
transformations using sql overrides
SELECT DISTINCT
d.subject_area
AS
Folder, d.mapping_name, a.widget_type_name
AS
Transformation_Type,
a.instance_name
as
Transformation_Name, b.attr_name, b.attr_value, c.session_name
FROM
REP_WIDGET_INST a,
REP_WIDGET_ATTR b, REP_LOAD_SESSIONS c, REP_ALL_MAPPINGS d
WHERE b.widget_id = a. widget_id
AND b.widget_type = a.
widget_type
AND b.widget_type in (3, 11)
AND c.mapping_id = a.mapping_id
AND d.mapping_id = a.mapping_id
AND b.attr_id= 1
AND b.attr_datatype=2 and b.attr_type=3
ORDER BY d.subject_area, d.mapping_name
5.5
List all
transformations
SELECT DISTINCT version_subject.subject_area “FOLDER_NAME”, version_props.object_name “OBJECT_NAME”,
CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 1 THEN ‘Source Definition’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 2 THEN ‘Target Definition’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 3 THEN ‘Source Qualifier’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 4 THEN ‘Update Strategy’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 5 THEN ‘Expression’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 6 THEN ‘Stored Procedure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 7 THEN ‘Sequence’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 8 THEN ‘External Procedure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 9 THEN ‘Aggregator’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 10 THEN ‘Filter’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 11 THEN ‘Lookup Procedure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 12 THEN ‘Joiner’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 13 THEN ‘Procedure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 14 THEN ‘Normalizer’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 16 THEN ‘Merger’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 17 THEN ‘Pivot’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 18 THEN ‘Session Obsolete’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 19 THEN ‘Batch’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 20 THEN ‘Shortcut’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 21 THEN ‘Mapping’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 26 THEN ‘Rank’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 27 THEN ‘Star Schema’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 28 THEN ‘Folder Version’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 29 THEN ‘Folder’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 30 THEN ‘Cube’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 31 THEN ‘Dimension’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 32 THEN ‘Level’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 33 THEN ‘Hierarchy’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 34 THEN ‘Fact Table’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 35 THEN ‘General Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 36 THEN ‘FTP Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 37 THEN ‘Oracle External Loader Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 38 THEN ‘Informix External Loader Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 39 THEN ‘Sybase IQ External Loader Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 54 THEN ‘Sybase IQ 12 External Loader Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 53 THEN ‘Tera Data External Loader Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 40 THEN ‘File Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 41 THEN ‘Server Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 42 THEN ‘Database Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 43 THEN ‘Repository’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 44 THEN ‘Mapplet’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 45 THEN ‘Application Source Qualifier’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 46 THEN ‘Input Transformation’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 47 THEN ‘Output Transformation’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 50 THEN ‘Advanced External Procedure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 48 THEN ‘Business Component Framework’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 49 THEN ‘Business Component’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 51 THEN ‘SAP Structure’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 52 THEN ‘SAP Function’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 15 THEN ‘Router’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 55 THEN ‘XML Source Qualifier’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 56 THEN ‘MQ Source Qualifier’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 57 THEN ‘MQ Connection Object’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 58 THEN ‘Command’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 59 THEN ‘Decision’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 60 THEN ‘Event Wait’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 61 THEN ‘Event Raise’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 62 THEN ‘Start’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 63 THEN ‘Abort’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 64 THEN ‘Stop’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 65 THEN ‘Email’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 66 THEN ‘Timer’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 67 THEN ‘Assignment’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 68 THEN ‘Session’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 69 THEN ‘Scheduler’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 70 THEN ‘Worklet’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 71 THEN ‘Workflow’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 72 THEN ‘SessionConfig’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 73 THEN ‘Relational’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 74 THEN ‘Application’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 75 THEN ‘FTP’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 76 THEN ‘External Loader’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 77 THEN ‘Queue’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 78 THEN ‘Reader’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 79 THEN ‘Writer’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 80 THEN ‘Sorter’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 81 THEN ‘Vendor’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 84 THEN ‘App Multi-Group Source Qualifier’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 91 THEN ‘Control’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 92 THEN ‘Transaction Control’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 97 THEN ‘Custom Transformation’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 93 THEN ‘Query’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 94 THEN ‘Deployment Group’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 95 THEN ‘Label’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 96 THEN ‘Deployed Deployment Group’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 98 THEN ‘Server Grid’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 99 THEN ‘Profiling Ruleset’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 100 THEN ‘Template Extension’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 101 THEN ‘Global Profile Resource’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 102 THEN ‘Web Services Hub’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 103 THEN ‘Lookup Extension’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 105 THEN ‘Service Level’ ELSE CASE
WHEN version_props.object_type = 106 THEN ‘User Defined Function’ ELSE ‘Shortcut’
END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END END
END “OBJECT_TYPE”
FROM rep_users version_users,
rep_version_props version_props,
rep_reposit_info version_reposit_info,
rep_subject version_subject
WHERE (version_props.user_id = version_users.user_id
AND version_props.object_id <> version_reposit_info.repository_id
AND version_props.subject_id = version_subject.subject_id
)
ORDER BY 3, 1
5.6
List all Expression
transformations using ‘concat’ function
SELECT DISTINCT REP_ALL_MAPPINGS.SUBJECT_AREA,
REP_ALL_MAPPINGS.MAPPING_NAME, REP_WIDGET_INST.WIDGET_TYPE_NAME
AS
TRANSFORMATION_TYPE,
REP_WIDGET_INST.INSTANCE_NAME AS TRANSFORMATION_NAME, REP_WIDGET_FIELD.FIELD_NAME
AS
PORT_NAME,
CASE
WHEN REP_WIDGET_FIELD.PORTTYPE
= 1 THEN ‘I’
WHEN REP_WIDGET_FIELD.PORTTYPE
= 2 THEN ‘O’
WHEN REP_WIDGET_FIELD.PORTTYPE
= 3 THEN ‘IO’
WHEN REP_WIDGET_FIELD.PORTTYPE
= 32 THEN ‘V’
END AS PORT_TYPE,
REP_WIDGET_FIELD.EXPRESSION
FROM REP_WIDGET_INST, REP_WIDGET_FIELD,
REP_ALL_MAPPINGS
WHERE REP_WIDGET_INST.WIDGET_ID =
REP_WIDGET_FIELD.WIDGET_ID
AND REP_WIDGET_INST.MAPPING_ID =
REP_ALL_MAPPINGS.MAPPING_ID
AND REP_WIDGET_INST.WIDGET_TYPE = 5
AND REP_WIDGET_FIELD.EXPRESSION LIKE ‘%CONCAT%’
ORDER BY 1
5.7
List of all
port details of an Expression transformations
SELECT S.SUBJ_NAME, W.WIDGET_NAME, F.FIELD_ID,F.FIELD_NAME,E.VERSION_NUMBER, E.EXPRESSION FROM OPB_WIDGET W, OPB_SUBJECT S, OPB_WIDGET_FIELD F, OPB_WIDGET_EXPR R, OPB_EXPRESSION E
WHERE W.SUBJECT_ID=S.SUBJ_ID AND W.WIDGET_ID=F.WIDGET_ID
AND W.WIDGET_ID=R.WIDGET_ID AND F.FIELD_ID=R.OUTPUT_FIELD_ID
AND W.WIDGET_ID=E.WIDGET_ID AND R.EXPR_ID=E.EXPR_ID
AND W.VERSION_NUMBER = F.VERSION_NUMBER
AND F.VERSION_NUMBER = R.VERSION_NUMBER
AND R.VERSION_NUMBER = E.VERSION_NUMBER
AND W.IS_VISIBLE = 1
AND W.WIDGET_NAME LIKE ‘EXP_%’
ORDER BY 1,2,3
5.8
List of all
Expression transformation port links
SELECT DISTINCT S.SUBJ_NAME, WF.INSTANCE_NAME ||‘.’|| F.FIELD_NAME
FROM_NAME, F.FIELD_ORDER
AS
EXP_PORT_ORDER,
WT.INSTANCE_NAME
||‘.’|| T.FIELD_NAME TO_NAME, T.FIELD_ORDER
FROM OPB_WIDGET Z, OPB_WIDGET_INST WF, OPB_WIDGET_INST WT,
OPB_WIDGET_FIELD F, OPB_WIDGET_FIELD T, OPB_WIDGET_DEP D, OPB_SUBJECT S
WHERE Z.SUBJECT_ID = S.SUBJ_ID
AND Z.IS_VISIBLE = 1
AND Z.WIDGET_ID = F.WIDGET_ID
AND Z.WIDGET_ID = WF.WIDGET_ID
AND Z.RU_VERSION_NUMBER = WF.VERSION_NUMBER
AND WF.REF_VERSION_NUMBER = F.VERSION_NUMBER
AND WF.VERSION_NUMBER = D.VERSION_NUMBER
AND WF.MAPPING_ID = D.MAPPING_ID
AND WF.INSTANCE_ID = D.FROM_INSTANCE_ID
AND F.FIELD_ID = D.FROM_FIELD_ID
AND D.TO_INSTANCE_ID = WT.INSTANCE_ID
AND D.TO_FIELD_ID = T.FIELD_ID
AND D.MAPPING_ID = WT.MAPPING_ID
AND D.VERSION_NUMBER = WT.VERSION_NUMBER
AND WT.WIDGET_ID = T.WIDGET_ID
AND WT.REF_VERSION_NUMBER = T.VERSION_NUMBER
–AND Z.WIDGET_NAME LIKE
‘EXP_%’
AND S.SUBJ_NAME = :FOLDER_NAME
AND WF.INSTANCE_NAME = :EXP_NAME
ORDER BY 1,2,3
5.9
List of LKP
transformation port links used in all mappings
SELECT DISTINCT OPB_SUBJECT.SUBJ_NAME,OPB_MAPPING.MAPPING_NAME,
OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.FIELD_NAME FIELD_NAME,
OPB_EXPRESSION.EXPRESSION EXPRESSION
FROM OPB_WIDGET_EXPR, OPB_EXPRESSION, OPB_WIDGET_FIELD, REP_FLD_DATATYPE, OPB_WIDGET, OPB_SUBJECT,OPB_WIDGET_INST,OPB_MAPPING
WHERE
OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.WIDGET_ID = OPB_WIDGET.WIDGET_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET.SUBJECT_ID
= OPB_SUBJECT.SUBJ_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET_INST.WIDGET_ID = OPB_WIDGET.WIDGET_ID
AND OPB_MAPPING.MAPPING_ID
= OPB_WIDGET_INST.MAPPING_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.VERSION_NUMBER = OPB_WIDGET.VERSION_NUMBER
AND OPB_WIDGET.IS_VISIBLE
= 1
AND OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.WIDGET_ID= OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.WIDGET_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.FIELD_ID= OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.OUTPUT_FIELD_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.WIDGET_ID=OPB_EXPRESSION.WIDGET_ID
AND OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.EXPR_ID=OPB_EXPRESSION.EXPR_ID
AND OPB_EXPRESSION.LINE_NO = 1
AND OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.VERSION_NUMBER = OPB_EXPRESSION.VERSION_NUMBER
AND OPB_WIDGET_EXPR.VERSION_NUMBER = OPB_WIDGET_FIELD.VERSION_NUMBER
–AND OPB_SUBJECT.SUBJ_NAME =
‘FOLDER_NAME’
–AND OPB_MAPPING.MAPPING_NAME =
‘MAPPING_NAME’
AND UPPER(EXPRESSION) LIKE ‘%LKP_ACCT_B%’
ORDER BY 1,2
5.10
Identify
ports in EXP (I, IO, O,V Ports)
SELECT rep_all_mappings.subject_area, rep_all_mappings.mapping_name,
rep_widget_inst.widget_type_name AS transformation_type,
rep_widget_inst.instance_name AS transformation_name, rep_widget_field.field_name
AS port_name,
CASE WHEN rep_widget_field.porttype=1 THEN ‘I’
WHEN rep_widget_field.porttype=2 THEN ‘O’
WHEN rep_widget_field.porttype=3 THEN ‘IO’
WHEN rep_widget_field.porttype=32 THEN ‘V’
END AS port_type,
rep_widget_field.expression
FROM rep_widget_inst, rep_widget_field, rep_all_mappings
WHERE rep_widget_inst.widget_id=rep_widget_field.widget_id
AND rep_widget_inst.mapping_id=rep_all_mappings.mapping_id
AND rep_widget_inst.widget_type IN (5,9)
5.11 SQ
and Lookup SQL
SELECT DISTINCT
C.SUBJECT_AREA,
C.MAPPING_NAME,C.MAPPING_ID,
B.WIDGET_TYPE_NAME AS TRANSFORMATION_TYPE,
B.INSTANCE_NAME AS TRANSFORMATION_NAME,
X.SQL_SQUERY
FROM
(SELECT A.ATTR_NAME,A.ATTR_VALUE AS SQL_SQUERY,A.WIDGET_ID,A.MAPPING_ID FROM REP_WIDGET_ATTR A
WHERE WIDGET_TYPE IN (3,11) — USE
3 FOR SOURCE QUALIFIER AND 11 FOR LOOKUP PROCEDURE
AND A.ATTR_ID= 1
AND A.ATTR_VALUE IS NOT NULL) X,
REP_WIDGET_INST B,
REP_ALL_MAPPINGS C
WHERE
X.WIDGET_ID = B. WIDGET_ID
AND X.MAPPING_ID = C.MAPPING_ID
ORDER BY 1,2,3
5.12
B2B
Transformation List
with b2b_widgets as (
select widget_id from opb_widget_attr where attr_value=‘pmudtsrv’
)
select
F.SERVER_NAME as Server_name,
F.SUBJECT_AREA as Folder_name,
F.WORKFLOW_NAME as workflow_name,
E.INSTANCE_NAME as session_name,
C.MAPPING_NAME,
B.instance_name as trans_name
from
b2b_widgets A
inner join opb_widget_inst B
on A.widget_id = B.widget_id
inner join opb_mapping C
on B.mapping_id = C.Mapping_id
inner join opb_session D
on B.mapping_id = D.mapping_id
inner join REP_TASK_INST E
on D.session_id = E.task_id
inner join REP_WORKFLOWS F
on E.workflow_id = F.workflow_id;
6 MAPPING
6.1
List mapping names
SELECT SUBJECT_AREA, PARENT_MAPPING_NAME
FROM REP_ALL_MAPPINGS
ORDER BY 1, 2
6.2
List total
count of mappings
SELECT SUBJECT_AREA, COUNT(PARENT_MAPPING_NAME) AS TOTAL_MAPPINGS
FROM REP_ALL_MAPPINGS
GROUP BY SUBJECT_AREA
ORDER BY 1, 2
6.3
List last
saved user for a mapping
SELECT REP_SUBJECT.SUBJECT_AREA “FOLDER”,REP_VERSION_PROPS.OBJECT_NAME
“MAPPING”, REP_USERS.USER_NAME,REP_VERSION_PROPS.LAST_SAVED
FROM REP_USERS,REP_VERSION_PROPS,REP_SUBJECT
WHERE REP_USERS.USER_ID=REP_VERSION_PROPS.USER_ID
AND REP_VERSION_PROPS.OBJECT_TYPE
IN (21)
—AND REP_SUBJECT.SUBJECT_AREA
= ‘FOLDER_NAME’
AND REP_SUBJECT.SUBJECT_ID
=
REP_VERSION_PROPS.SUBJECT_ID
ORDER BY 1,2,3,4
6.4
List Mapping
parameters and variables
select distinct rep_reposit_info.repository_name,
rep_all_mappings.subject_area
as folder_name, rep_all_mappings.mapping_name
as
object_name,
case when opb_map_parmvar.pv_flag
= 2 then ‘Mapping
Parameter’ else
case when opb_map_parmvar.pv_flag
= 3 then ‘Mapping
Variable’ end
end as parameter_type, opb_map_parmvar.pv_name as
parameter_name,
opb_map_parmvar.pv_default
as
parameter_value,
opb_map_parmvar.pv_desc
as
description
from rep_all_mappings, opb_map_parmvar, rep_reposit_info
where rep_all_mappings.mapping_id = opb_map_parmvar.mapping_id
6.5
List all the
mappings using PARALLEL hints
SELECT S.SUBJ_NAME, M.MAPPING_NAME, W.WIDGET_NAME, A.WIDGET_ID, W.VERSION_NUMBER,
SUBSTR(A.ATTR_VALUE, 1, 60)
ATTR_VALUE
FROM OPB_WIDGET_ATTR A, OPB_WIDGET W, OPB_SUBJECT
S, OPB_WIDGET_INST I, OPB_MAPPING M
WHERE A.WIDGET_ID = W.WIDGET_ID
AND W.IS_VISIBLE = 1
AND A.VERSION_NUMBER = W.VERSION_NUMBER
AND A.WIDGET_TYPE IN(2, 3, 11) –Limit to Src/Tgt/Lkp Transformations
AND W.WIDGET_ID = I.WIDGET_ID
AND W.VERSION_NUMBER = I.VERSION_NUMBER
AND I.MAPPING_ID = M.MAPPING_ID
AND I.VERSION_NUMBER = M.VERSION_NUMBER
AND W.SUBJECT_ID = S.SUBJ_ID
AND UPPER(A.ATTR_VALUE) LIKE ‘%PARALLEL%’
7
MAPPLET
7.1
List Mapplets
in all folders
select
subject_area,mapplet_name from rep_all_mapplets
order by 1,2
7.2
List Mapplet
parameters and variables
select distinct rep_reposit_info.repository_name,
rep_all_mapplets.subject_area
as folder_name, rep_all_mapplets.mapplet_name
as
object_name,
case when opb_map_parmvar.pv_flag
= 2 then ‘Mapplet Parameter’ else
case when opb_map_parmvar.pv_flag
= 3 then ‘Mapplet Variable’ end
end as parameter_type, opb_map_parmvar.pv_name as
parameter_name,
opb_map_parmvar.pv_default
as
parameter_value,
opb_map_parmvar.pv_desc
as
description
from rep_all_mapplets, rep_widget_inst, opb_mapping, opb_map_parmvar,
rep_reposit_info
where rep_all_mapplets.mapplet_id=opb_mapping.mapping_id
and rep_widget_inst.widget_id=opb_mapping.ref_widget_id
and opb_mapping.mapping_id=opb_map_parmvar.mapping_id
and rep_widget_inst.widget_type=44
8
SESSION
8.1
List session
names
SELECT SUBJECT_AREA, TASK_TYPE_NAME, TASK_NAME FROM REP_ALL_TASKS
WHERE TASK_TYPE IN (68)
–AND SUBJECT_AREA= ‘ABC’
ORDER BY 1, 2, 3
8.2
List save
session log count
select distinct cc.subject_area,cc.task_name as session_name,bb.attr_value as Savesessionlog
from
(select a.session_id,min(a.config_id) as config_id,a.attr_id from rep_sess_config_parm a
where a.attr_id = ‘103’ group by a.session_id,a.attr_id) aa,
(select session_id,config_id,attr_value from rep_sess_config_parm
where attr_id = ‘103’) bb,
(select subject_area,task_name,task_id from rep_all_tasks ) cc
where aa.session_id = bb.session_id
and aa.config_id=bb.config_id
and bb.session_id = cc.task_id
and bb.attr_value not in (8,4)
order by 1,2,3
8.3
List stop on
errors count
SELECT DISTINCT
A.SUBJECT_AREA,
A.TASK_NAME
AS
SESSION_NAME,
B.ATTR_VALUE
AS
STOPONERRORS
FROM
REP_ALL_TASKS A ,
REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM B
WHERE
A.TASK_ID
= B.SESSION_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME = ‘Session’ AND B.ATTR_ID
= ‘202’
–AND
B.ATTR_VALUE NOT IN (1) –AND A.SUBJECT_AREA in (‘ABC’)
ORDER BY 1,2
8.4
List hard coded paths
SELECT DISTINCT
A.SUBJECT_AREA,
A.TASK_NAME
AS
SESSION_NAME,
B.FILE_NAME,
DIR_NAME
FROM
REP_ALL_TASKS A ,
OPB_SESS_FILE_VALS B
WHERE
A.TASK_TYPE_NAME = ‘Session’
AND A.TASK_ID
= B.SESSION_ID
–AND A.SUBJECT_AREA IN (‘ABC’)
ORDER BY 1,2
8.5
List
parameter file paths
SELECT DISTINCT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SES_WF_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS PRM_FILE_PATH
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID
IN (1,4)
AND A.TASK_ID
= B.TASK_ID
AND A.ATTR_VALUE
LIKE ‘%.prm%’
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.6
List session
log names
SELECT DISTINCT
A.SUBJECT_AREA,
A.WORKFLOW_NAME,
A.SESSION_NAME,
A.SESSION_INSTANCE_NAME,
SUBSTR(A.SESSION_LOG_FILE,25,300) AS
EXISTING_SESSLOGNAME
FROM
REP_SESS_LOG A
WHERE
SUBSTR(A.SESSION_LOG_FILE,25,300) !=
CONCAT(LOWER(A.SESSION_INSTANCE_NAME),‘.log’)
ORDER BY 1,2,3
8.7
List commit
intervals
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS COMMITINTERVEL
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (14)
AND A.ATTR_VALUE <> 10000
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.8
List total
source partitions
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS TOTAL_SOURCE_PARTITIONS
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (12)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.9
List total
target partitions
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS TOTAL_TARGET_PARTITIONS
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (11)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
8.10
List DTM
Buffer Size
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS DTM_BUFFER_SIZE
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (101)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.11
List collect
performance data
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS COLLECT_PERFORMANCE_DATA
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (102)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.12
List Incremental
Aggregation
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS INCREMENTAL_AGGREGATION
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (103)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.13
List Reinitialize
aggregate cache
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS REINITIALIZE_AGGREGATE
CACHE
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (104)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.14
List Enable
high precision
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS ENABLE_HIGH_PRECISION
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (105)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.15
List Session
retry on deadlock
SELECT
B.SUBJECT_AREA,
B.TASK_NAME AS SESS_NAME,
A.ATTR_VALUE AS SESSION_ RETRYON_DEADLOCK
FROM
OPB_TASK_ATTR A ,
REP_ALL_TASKS B
WHERE
A.ATTR_ID IN (106)
AND A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME IN (‘Session’)
ORDER BY 1,2 ASC
8.16
List write
backward compatible check
SELECT DISTINCT
A.SUBJECT_AREA,A.TASK_NAME,
DECODE (B.ATTR_VALUE,0,‘TO BE CHECKED’,1,‘CHECKED’)
WRITEBACKWARDCOMPATIBLE
FROM
REP_ALL_TASKS A ,
OPB_TASK_ATTR B
WHERE
A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND B.TASK_TYPE IN 68
AND B.ATTR_ID = 17
–AND B.ATTR_VALUE
<> 1
ORDER BY 1,2,3
8.17
List over
ride tracing
SELECT REP_REPOSIT_INFO.REPOSITORY_NAME,
REP_ALL_TASKS.SUBJECT_AREA AS FOLDER_NAME,
REP_ALL_TASKS.TASK_NAME AS SESSION_NAME,
CASE
WHEN REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE = 0 THEN ‘NONE’
WHEN REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE = 1 THEN ‘TERSE’
WHEN REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE = 2 THEN ‘NORMAL’
WHEN REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE = 3 THEN ‘VERBOSE INITIALIZATION’
WHEN REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE = 4 THEN ‘VERBOSE DATA’
END AS OVERRIDE_TRACING
FROM
REP_REPOSIT_INFO,
REP_ALL_TASKS,
REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM
WHERE
REP_ALL_TASKS.TASK_ID = REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.SESSION_ID
AND REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_ID = 204
–AND
REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM.ATTR_VALUE NOT IN (0,2)
ORDER BY 1,2,3
8.18
List save
session log by
SELECT A.SUBJECT_AREA,
A.TASK_NAME AS SESSION_NAME,
B.ATTR_NAME,
DECODE(B.ATTR_VALUE,1,‘TIME STAMP’,‘BY RUNS’) AS SAVE_SESSION_LOG_BY
FROM
REP_ALL_TASKS A ,
REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM B
WHERE
A.TASK_ID = B.SESSION_ID
AND TASK_TYPE_NAME = ‘Session’
AND B.ATTR_ID IN (‘102’)
–AND B.ATTR_VALUE
<> 0
ORDER BY 1,2
8.19
List load
type
SELECT DISTINCT
REP_LOAD_SESSIONS.SUBJECT_AREA AS FOLDER, REP_LOAD_SESSIONS.SESSION_NAME,
–REP_SESS_WIDGET_CNXS.CNX_NAME
AS CONNECTION_NAME,
CASE WHEN OPB_EXTN_ATTR.ATTR_VALUE =‘0’ THEN ‘NORMAL’
WHEN OPB_EXTN_ATTR.ATTR_VALUE =‘1’ THEN ‘BULK’
END AS TARGET_LOAD_TYPE
FROM
REP_LOAD_SESSIONS,
REP_SESS_WIDGET_CNXS,
OPB_EXTN_ATTR
WHERE REP_LOAD_SESSIONS.SESSION_ID=REP_SESS_WIDGET_CNXS.SESSION_ID
AND REP_LOAD_SESSIONS.SESSION_ID=OPB_EXTN_ATTR.SESSION_ID
AND OPB_EXTN_ATTR.ATTR_ID=3
AND OPB_EXTN_ATTR.ATTR_VALUE BETWEEN ‘0’ AND ‘1’
AND REP_SESS_WIDGET_CNXS.READER_WRITER_TYPE=‘Relational Writer’
–AND
OPB_EXTN_ATTR.ATTR_VALUE =’1′
ORDER BY 1,2
8.20
List
‘post_session_success_command’ in session
SELECT DISTINCT C.SUBJ_NAME AS FOLDER ,A.TASK_NAME AS TASK, B.PM_VALUE AS COMMAND
FROM OPB_TASK A,OPB_TASK_VAL_LIST B, OPB_SUBJECT C
WHERE A.TASK_TYPE=58 AND A.TASK_NAME=‘post_session_success_command’
AND B.TASK_ID=A.TASK_ID AND B.SUBJECT_ID=C.SUBJ_ID
ORDER BY 1
8.21
List of all
the emails with attachment
SELECT DISTINCT
D.SUBJ_NAME
AS
FOLDER_NAME, C.WORKFLOW_NAME AS WORKFLOW_NAME,A.TASK_NAME
AS
TASK_NAME, B.ATTR_VALUE AS VALUE
FROM
OPB_TASK A, OPB_TASK_ATTR B, REP_TASK_INST_RUN C, OPB_SUBJECT D
WHERE A.TASK_ID = B.TASK_ID
AND A.TASK_TYPE = B.TASK_TYPE
AND C.SUBJECT_ID = A.SUBJECT_ID
AND A.SUBJECT_ID = D.SUBJ_ID
AND A.TASK_TYPE = 65
AND B.ATTR_ID IN (2,3)
AND(B.ATTR_VALUE LIKE ‘%%a%’ ESCAPE ” OR B.ATTR_VALUE LIKE ‘%%g%’ ESCAPE ”)
8.22
Invalid
Sessions and Workflows
select opb_subject.subj_name,
opb_task.task_name
from opb_task, opb_subject
where task_type in (68,71)
and is_valid = 0
and opb_subject.subj_id =
opb_task.subject_id
order by 1,2
SELECT SUBJECT_AREA AS FOLDER_NAME,
DECODE(IS_REUSABLE,1,‘Reusable’,‘ ‘) || ‘ ‘
||TASK_TYPE_NAME AS TASK_TYPE,
TASK_NAME AS
OBJECT_NAME,
DECODE(IS_VALID,0,‘INVALID
OBJECT’,‘VALID OBJECT’) STATUS,
LAST_SAVED
FROM REP_ALL_TASKS
WHERE IS_VALID=0
AND IS_ENABLED=1
–AND CHECKOUT_USER_ID =
0 — Comment out for V6
–AND is_visible=1 —
Comment out for V6
ORDER BY 1,2
8.23 List of session run history – Long running sessions
SELECT subject_area, workflow_name, instance_name,
TO_CHAR (start_time, ‘Dy MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM’) start_time,
TO_CHAR (end_time, ‘Dy MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM’) end_time,
ROUND (((end_time – start_time) * 24) * 60) elapsed
FROM rep_task_inst_run
WHERE task_type = 68
AND start_time > TO_DATE (’01/01/2012′, ‘mm/dd/yyyy’)
— AND subject_area = ‘ABC’ AND workflow_name=’wfc_dly’
ORDER BY 1, 2
8.24 List Bad file dir name of a session
SELECT subject_area,session_name,session_instance_name,bad_file_location FROM REP_SESS_TBL_LOG
–where bad_file_location not like ‘$PMBadFileDir%’
order by 1,2,3
8.25 List Throughput of the session
SELECT subject_area,session_name,session_instance_name,start_time,end_time,throughput FROM REP_SESS_TBL_LOG
where throughput > 600
order by 1,2,3
8.26 list the current memory settings (buffer block size, etc.)
SELECT a.SUBJECT_AREA AS Folder_Name, a.task_name AS Session_Name, b.ATTR_VALUE AS DTM_BUFFER_SIZE, c.ATTR_VALUE AS Buffer_Block_Size,
d.ATTR_VALUE AS Line_Sequential_Buffer_Length
FROM REP_ALL_TASKS a, REP_TASK_ATTR b, REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM c, REP_SESS_CONFIG_PARM d
WHERE a.TASK_ID = b.TASK_ID
AND a.TASK_ID = c.SESSION_ID
AND a.TASK_ID = d.SESSION_ID
AND b.ATTR_ID = 101
AND c.ATTR_ID = 5
AND d.ATTR_ID = 6
and a.SUBJECT_AREA like ‘%EBI_NACO_%’
ORDER BY 1, 2
8.27 Pushdown Optimization
Select T.*,SUBJECT_AREA B,WORKFLOW_NAME B from OPB_TASK T, OPB_TASK_ATTR A,rep_workflows B where T.TASK_ID=A.TASK_ID AND
A.ATTR_ID=107 AND ATTR_VALUE=1 AND T.SUBJECT_ID=B.SUBJECT_ID;
Select T.*,SUBJECT_AREA B,WORKFLOW_NAME B from OPB_TASK T, OPB_TASK_ATTR A,rep_workflows B where T.TASK_ID=A.TASK_ID AND
A.ATTR_ID=107 AND ATTR_VALUE=2 AND T.SUBJECT_ID=B.SUBJECT_ID;
Select T.*,SUBJECT_AREA B,WORKFLOW_NAME B from OPB_TASK T, OPB_TASK_ATTR A,rep_workflows B where T.TASK_ID=A.TASK_ID AND
A.ATTR_ID=107 AND ATTR_VALUE=3 AND T.SUBJECT_ID=B.SUBJECT_ID;
8.28 Persistent Cache
SELECT DISTINCT c.PARENT_SUBJECT_AREA, c.widget_name, d.attr_name
FROM OPB_WIDGET_ATTR b, rep_all_transforms C, OPB_ATTR d
WHERE d.attr_id = b.attr_id
AND d.attr_type = 5
AND b.attr_id = 12
AND b.widget_type = 11
AND c.widget_id = b.widget_id
AND b.attr_value = 1 — 1 is enabled and 0 id disabled
