IBM Tivoli Monitoring, Version 6.3 Fix Pack 2

Updating the OMNIbus database schema in the collection tier

In a Netcool/OMNIbus multitier architecture, add IBM® Tivoli® Monitoring triggers to each ObjectServer in the collection tier.

Before you begin

This task should be performed by a Netcool/OMNIbus administrator.

About this task

Perform the following steps for each Netcool/OMNIbus Object Server defined in the collection tier.

Procedure

  1. Copy the collection_itm.sql file from an ObjectServer in the aggregation tier to each ObjectServer in the collection tier. The collection_itm.sql file can found be in the event_sync_install_dir/omnibus/multitier directory where event_sync_install_dir is the location where the IBM Tivoli Monitoring Event Synchronization component is installed on an ObjectServer in the aggregation tier.
  2. Update the Object Server database with the following command, which pipes the SQL command set into the SQL command-line tool and performs the updates to the ObjectServer database:
    • Windows
      type path_to_file\collection_itm.sql | %OMNIHOME%\..\bin\redist\isql 
      -U username 
      -P password 
      -S server_name
      where:
      $OMNIHOME
      Is the system-defined variable defining the installation location of OMNIbus.
      username
      Is the OMNIbus Object Server user name.
      password
      Is the OMNIbus Object Server password.
      server_name
      Is the OMNIbus Object Server name defined for process control.
      path_to_file
      Is the fully qualified path to the specified SQL file.
    • UNIX
      $OMNIHOME/bin/nco_sql -user username
      		-password password
      		-server server_name
      		< path_to_file/collection_itm.sql
      where:
      $OMNIHOME
      Is the system-defined variable defining the installation location of OMNIbus
      username
      Is the OMNIbus ObjectServer user name
      password
      Is the OMNIbus ObjectServer password
      server_name
      Is the OMNIbus ObjectServer name defined for process control.
      path_to_file
      Is the fully qualified path to the specified SQL file.


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