On the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console, use the Services Click New and enter values for the following items on the Create a New Data Click Next to see the Transaction Options. Click Next and enter the database parameters. As mentioned in ste

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7.2.1.2 Reconfiguring the Search Engine to Use Oracle SES with OracleTextSearch

If you are already using a search engine other than Oracle SES with Oracle UCM such as the engine set up on the Oracle UCM Post Configuration page, and you want to change the search engine to Oracle SES, then you must create a new database provider and configure Oracle SES for Oracle UCM using that provider.

1. After installing Oracle SES, edit the file ORACLE_

HOME networkadminsqlnet.ora to comment out the following two lines: tcp.invited_nodes tcp.validate_checking

2. If Oracle SES is running, shut it down mid-tier and database:

ORACLE_HOME binsearchctl stopall 3. Start the database: ORACLE_HOME binsearchctl start_backend 4. Find database connection information for later use in the following file: ORACLE_HOME searchwebappconfigsearch.properties

5. Run the Oracle Fusion Middleware Repository Creation Utility RCU against

Oracle SES and create the OCSEARCH schema. OCSEARCH sets only the search portion of a database already set up by RCU with Oracle SES. To create this schema, select Oracle Content Server 11g - Search Only on the RCU Select Components screen. For more information about running RCU, see Creating Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite Schemas in Oracle Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite.

6. Create a new Data Source WLS DataSource on the Oracle WebLogic Server

instance to connect to Oracle SES.

a. On the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console, use the Services

menu to select JDBC, then select Data Sources. A screen listing the Summary of JDBC Data Sources is displayed.

b. Click New and enter values for the following items on the Create a New Data

Source screen: Name: Enter the new Data Source name: ExternalSearchProvider JNDI Name: Enter the new name again Database Type: Enter Oracle. Database Driver: Click Oracles Driver Thin XA for Instance Connection.

c. Click Next to see the Transaction Options.

d. Click Next and enter the database parameters. As mentioned in step 4, you

can find database connection information in the search.properties file. Database Name: Enter the name of the database to connect to; for example, SES. Host Name: Enter the IP address of the database server. Port: Enter the database server port number for the database connection. Database User Name: Enter the database account user name. This is the SchemaOwner name you specified in the RCU creation process. Managing Search Tools 7-15 Password: Enter the database account password to use to create database connections. This is the password you specified in the RCU creation process. Confirm Password: Enter the database account password again.

e. Click Next.

f. Click Test Configuration. Verify that the message Connection test

succeeded appears at the top of the page, then click Next. g. From a list of available target servers, select the target Content Server checkbox to deploy the new JDBC Data Source. For example, a target Content Server might be named UCM_server1. h. Click Finish. 7. Change the search database provider in Oracle UCM: a. Log in to the Oracle UCM instance.

b. Select Administration, then Providers.

c. Click Add in the row to create a new database provider.