Friday, 13 June 2014

"[nQSError: 36010] server version 325 can not read the newer version 326 of the repository."

When you are trying to open the latest version repository using lower version of Admin Tool, you will be getting the error saying "[nQSError: 36010] server version 326 can not read the newer version 325 of the repository."

To overcome this issue, we need to downgrade the repository.

In OBIEE, we use nqgenoldverrpd.exe utility of the Admin Tool.

You can find this file on the following path,

If your are using default Admin Tool that comes with the OBIEE installation,
C:\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\bifoundation\server\bin

If you have installed BI Admin client saperately on your Windows machine,
C:\Program Files\Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus Client Tools\oraclebi\orahome\bifoundation\server\bin

For this purpose of practice, we are using BI Admin client path as my OBIEE server is on Linux environment.

The parameters that nqgenoldverrpd.exe uses are as follows,

-P: Repository password
-I: Repository name along with the full path that you want to downgrade.
-O: Repository path and new name of the rep you want to name for the downgraded version.
-V: Version you would like to downgrade.

Please make sure that the database types and call interface types in the repository are allowed in the specified version.
If not, change them to the nearest types before you run this utility. Otherwise, these types will be changed to the default type(ODBC 2.0) in the generated repository.

The downgrade process,
  • Open command prompt and poing to the one of the above mentioned path, i.e.
    cd C:\Program Files\Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus Client Tools\oraclebi\orahome\bifoundation\server\bin

  • The downgrade command will be as follows,
    nqgenoldverrpd.exe -P Admin123 -I D:\Sample\HandsOn.rpd -O D:\Sample\HandsOn_325.rpd -V 325
  • Once you get Done!!! message,
In output path, there will be a newly created repository having your mention version (downgraded).
Also, you can find a log file of this process in a path mentioned in -O parameter of the command.

Now try to open that repository using your lower version of Admin Tool, surely you will be in..

Happy blogging.. :)

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  6. I am having the same error. when I tried the command, I got the error 'the following repository cannot be opened: ' any idea on this error? Thanks in advance.

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  7. I am also getting same error "Repository cannot be opened:" Can somone please help me on this?

    Thanks
    Khalid

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  8. which repository version you are going to open? and which version of admin tool are you using?

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    1. admin tool version 11.1.1.6.0, try to downgrade to 318 from 320

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  10. when i tried to do the same what you have explained in this post to downgrade from 320 to 318 version of RPD iam getting error: "cannot open C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\opva.rpd"

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  12. Hi Sagar,

    PFB are the details
    Repository was developed under version: 11.1.1.7.1
    I have installed 11.1.1.7.0

    and while trying to downgrade the repository version getting this error

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  13. can anyone please tell me how to overcome this error "Repository cannot be opened".

    I have tried all the steps mentioned but still not able to do it.

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    1. Hi guys.. sorry for the delay in reply..

      As I have mentioned in the post, you can only degrade a repository which is developed in same or lower version of OBIEE.

      Say for example,
      I have OBIEE 11.1.1.7.0 then I can only downgrade a repository developed in 11.1.1.7.0 or the lower version, and not in 11.1.1.17.1.

      Hope this helps.

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  14. can anyone please tell me how to overcome this error "Repository cannot be opened".

    I have tried all the steps mentioned but still not able to do it.

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    1. hi were you able to overcome this issue

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  15. Hi, I was having this issue as well that "Repository cannot be opened". The issue was that I was trying to run the utility from the incorrect directory. Basically, I had two "new" versions of OBIEE client installed (in addition to the old version). Apparently I was using the incorrect version from one of the two new ones. Once, I switched directories and ran the nqgenoldverrpd utility from the appropriate new directory, it ran smoothly.

    Hope this helps someone.

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