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I typically would not execute additional transaction logs as a recovery process because the CMS database is so small and just easier to do a full backup every day, but if you wanted to in my research I found the following command.ĭbeng12 C:\backup\bi4\BI4_CMS.db -a C:\backup\bi4\BI4_CMS.log.Copied the backup database to the location of the original database.When recovering the database I just simply:.To stop and start the database just use windows servers the database engine is listed as: SQL Anywhere for SAP BI.

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To complete a full backup of the database I used a command line executable instead of Sybase Central (gui tool that can be found in the SQLAnywhere full install or the developers version).ĭbbackup -c “UID=dba PWD=Abc123 ENG=BI4 DBN=BI4_CMS” -y C:\backup\BI4.

The database engine and the database files are stored in C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\sqlanywhere\.

I really don’t have any experience with SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere database, but I’m willing to learn and share my knowledge. This change got me thinking about backups and restore of the repository using this database. Here you can see the default ODBC connections the install built:

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I completed a full installation of the software and the integrated database has changed from MS SQL Server Express to SAP SQL Anywhere 12. Not an overly exciting list of items but I guess it’s just a service pack release. If you review the SP7 information you can see SAP has referenced a change in Webi Charting, Data Access for the Linux / Unix environment, enhancements to RestFul WS features and that’s it. Here is the link to the What’s New document from SAP. I guess SP5+ means SP5, SP6 and SP7, but I do hope that SAP will release out an official PAM document for SP7 to reduce confusion. I mention SP6(ish) because the PAM didn’t get updated after the release of SP5 instead SAP posted the document with + sign. The product availability matrix (PAM) seems to just be the updated version from SP6(ish) in June still, so it looks like that documentation is a little lagging. To get just the SP7 server pack I ended up having to click on the link and download it through the browser (a couple of times, but it finally came down). I had issues downloading the Windows service pack only release (ENTERPRISE07_0-20007504.exe) using the SAP Download Manager but the rest of the Windows install software came down without an issue using the SAP Download Manager.

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The software download comes in a full release or a service pack release, to be added to an existing BI4 install, from the SAP service market place.

Instead I wanted to post some of the changes that I’ve noticed during the install and my limited amount of playing with the SP7 version. It’s difficult to keep up with all the releases since SAP is coming out with them so often, but that might be topic for another blog posting. Last week SAP released BI4.0 SP7, per the service marketplace this release is only 73 days after the release of SAP BI4.0 SP6. This is a great way to maintain your brand for all reports (IT built or adhoc).

The file WebIDefaultStyleSheet.css in the same images path above controls the default CSS format for NEW Webi reports.

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In the Skin Name add sizing information to help the end user to size the cell correctly, maybe something like: “DFT 1.5in by 2in”.

Here is an example result of the new skin: You will now notice the new skin, “DFT”, addition in the list: Adjust the Cell Formatting and then Appearance. When creating a report add the logo to something like a CELL in WEBI.

I’m doing these adjustments in BI4.1 SP3 and higher, but they probably are available for lower BI4 versions too.Īdd your image to the directory (clustered environment? then add it to the server(s) that have WEBI processing service):Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\imagesĪdjust the file in the directory called SkinConfig.XML. Want to make it easier for users to add images (performance indicators, logo’s, updated maps, etc) to Webi Reports? This method is great because it’s simple and centralizes the logo image file for easy replacement in the future.