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Lab 1a - Adding a Repository mentioned in Admin Console

* Open the Repository Manager.* Go to Repository menu and click Add Repository.

* Enter the Repository Name and User Name* Double click on the repository once it gets added in the Navigator window* Enter the user name, password and the Domain Name .* The Repository Manger opens the repository

Lab 1b -Adding a user to Developer group

* Open the Repository Manger.* Connect to the repository by double clicking it.* Enter the username and password with Administrator privileges.* Go to Security menu and click Manage Users and Privileges.* Create a new user by checking on the Add tab.* The Repository Manager creates a new user.* Click on the user name whom you want to add and then select Edit. Choose the

Group name Developer on Not Member of and click Add

Lab 1c-Creating a new folder

* Open the Repository Manager and connect to the repository by double-clicking on it.

* Enter the User Name and Password and click connect. The Repository Managerconnects to the repository.

* Go to Folder menu and click create.* Enter the folder name and in Permissions table tick Read,Write,Execute for

ck Read, Write for Owners Group and tick Read for Repository. Click OK.

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* A new folder is inserted in the repository.

Lab 2a Creation/Configuration of ODBC Connections

* Open the designer and connect to the repository by double-clicking on it.* Enter User Name ,Password and domain name and click connect. The designer

connects to the repository.* Double Click on the folder created in the Repository Manager under the repos

itory name.* Go to Tools menu and click Source Analyzer. The source analyzer workspace open

s up. It deals with importing and defining of source definitions.

* Go to sources menu and clickImport from Database

. This prompts you to import source definitions from a database. Click on the encircled button as shown in

the figure below:

* Check for the DataDirect ODBC connection. If not present say add follow the following process

* Select the driver for Oracle and mention the configuration as per the details

* Test the connection* For the DataDirect ODBC connections already present choose the connection

and click configure and test the connection* Ensure the validity of the connections* Make two ODBC connection one as TUTORIAL_SOURCE and other as TUTORIAL_TARG

ET.* Use only DataDirect ODBC connectors and discard the native database driver

ODBC connections if any by the above mention names

Lab 2b Importing of Source definitions

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* Open the designer and connect to the repository by double-clicking on it.* Enter User Name ,Password and domain name and click connect. The designer

connects to the repository.* Double Click on the folder created in the Repository Manager under the repos

itory name.* Go to Tools menu and click Source Analyzer. The source analyzer workspace open

s up. It deals with importing and defining of source definitions.* Go to sources menu and click Import from Database. This prompts you to impor

t source definitions from a database.* Select the ODBC data source. TUTORIAL_SOURCE in this particular case.* Enter User Name, Owner Name and the password. Click Connect.* All the default tables are shown in the Select Tables Window.

* Select all and click OK.* All the Twelve tables are shown under TUTORIAL_SOURCE source in the Sources fo

lder.o CUSTOMERSo EMPLOYEESo STORESo MANUFACTURERSo JOBSo DEPARTMENTo ITEMS

o PROMOTIONSo ITEMS_IN_PROMOTIONSo DISTRIBUTORSo ORDERSo ORDER_ITEMS

* You have successfully imported the source tables.* Do Repository save or Ctrl +S.