Create SAP BODS Local Repositoryīusinessobjects Data Services(SAP BODS) solutions are built over 2 different types of meta-data repositories called central and local repository. Next Restart the BODS Job Server or BODS Services and you are done. In order to do this, Open the file DSConfig.txt in the location: D:\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Data Services\bin\DSConfig.txt the below folder for quicker access: D:\Business Objects\LogDir Changing default location of BODS Log Directoryįor BODS Log files, the default log directory is : D:\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Data Services\logīut you may change the default log directory location to some other folder, eg. For example to point the source or target file to proper directory either enter the directory path in the Root directory option of the File Format or you can also use Substitution Parameters for each environment. We need to create the folders in windows and use them for the purpose defined above. Separating the directories in the above fashion, makes it easy for us to quickly access them later. Target Files: "D:\Business Objects\TgtFiles" Source Files: "D:\Business Objects\SrcFiles" Custom Directory Structure for BODS Cache: "D:\Business Objects\CacheDir" Log: "D:\Business Objects\LogDir" In our case, this root folder is: LINK_DIR= "D:\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Data Services"įor the sake of future conveniences and logical grouping, we may also create the following directory structure for SAP BODS. BODS Directory StructureīODS automatically creates an environment variable, called LINK_DIR which points to the root folder where BODS is installed.
In this part of the article, we will see how to change the default Log file directory of SAP BODS, Create Local, Central (Secured version control for multi-user environment) and Profiler (Data profile) repositories, Configure Job Server, Configuring DS Management Console, Add/Remove license information and Configuring SAP BODS Metadata Integrator with SAP BOXI.
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