When you add a new process to the business measures model,
a new table is added to the State, Runtime, and Historical databases.
After you add the new process, you use the Schema Generator to generate
the scripts needed to alter the created databases (State, Runtime and Historical
databases) and replication
settings.
To synchronize replication among databases, update the replication configuration
with the new tables that correspond to the newly added processes. Deploy these
scripts to add the new tables in WebSphere® Business Monitor databases
and make the appropriate changes in the replication settings to reflect the
changes made in the database tables.
When a new process is added, you need to the following:
- Back up all databases before you deploy any new or updated business measures
model.
- Use the Schema Generator to generate the Database Definition Language
(DDL) scripts that are deployed to add the new tables and alter the existing
databases.
- Deploy the new replication scripts on the DB2® command window to enable replication
of the new processes tables.
- Re-import the cube model into DB2 Cube Views™ and ALPHABLOX® so
that the cube model reflects any new cubes that have been created in the Historical
database.