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NQSModifyMetadata - how to call it
Does someone know the exact syntax to be used to update some object in the Repository using the NQSModifyMetadata procedure ?
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Did you check the docs, https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIEIT/bi_server_web_services.htm#BIEIT3253
Maybe run NQSQueryMetadataObjects first and base your call to NQSModifyMetadata on the response from that?
Share what you've tried so far, and we can help out
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+1 to @rmoff - what's in the documentation is all there is. Everything else is you finding out things yourself by testing the calls and experimenting. It's not really a functionality which is supposed to be widely used by everybody for every case. Hence also Robin's interest and mine.
Which makes me ask: What's your use case? Most people find this, get excited, fail and then give up ;-)
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thnks folks -
The need is to change the password of the connection pools - we have 13 of them every month w/o having to upload the RPD
the command tried in administration -> Issue Direct SQL
--==========Command tried
call NQSModifyMetadata( '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Repository xmlns:xsi=''http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance''>
<DECLARE><ConnectionPool name="Oracle Data Warehouse Connection Pool" password="ddummy" isSiebelJDBSecured="false"> </ConnectionPool></DECLARE></Repository>')
Error encountered
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[nQSError: 28006] Near Line 1, <>: Not defined
Also tried escaping chars for "<" and ">" tags - didn't work
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Instead of nourishing your second thread (please close that one by the way) - have you already looked at this?
Behind that JAR is nothing but a call of NQSModifyMetadata and this was written as a replacement for 10g's nqschangepassword.exe
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