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Configure Database Multi-tenancy with OpenEdge Management

Choose partition-related template settings

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Table of Contents
  • Overview of Multi-tenancy in OpenEdge Management
    • About working with multi-tenancy in the Database Administration Console
    • Common terminology
  • About Configuring Database Connections
    • About database connection types
      • Review the remote configuration requirements
      • Unglue OpenEdge Management from OpenEdge
    • About establishing a database connection
      • Set up the connection
        • Establish a connection to a local or remote managed database resource
        • Establish a connection to a local or remote scripted database
        • Establish a connection to an unmanaged local or remote database connection
    • About providing database connection user credentials
      • User credentials considerations
      • Database connection credentials for a regular tenant or super-tenant
      • Security administrators
  • About Managing Multi-tenant Databases
    • Enable a database for multi-tenancy
    • Multi-tenant database management
      • View database connection details
      • Review database features
      • Review the database security summary
        • Work with the database from the security summary
      • Review sequences details
      • Load a data definition file
      • Load database contents
        • Load table contents to a database
        • Load group contents to a database
      • Dump database contents
        • Dump table contents from a database
        • Dump group contents from a database
      • Tune multi-tenant database performance
    • About viewing multi-tenant database areas, domains, schemas, tenants, and groups
      • View areas
      • View domains
      • View schema
      • View tenants
      • View tenant users
      • View tenant domains
      • View and filter tenant partitions
        • View partitions
        • Filter partitions for a tenant
        • Interpret the color legend
  • About Working with Tenants
    • Create a new tenant for a multi-tenant database
      • Allocate tenant partitions
      • Specify an alternate buffer pool
      • Use a tenant configuration program
      • Create a new tenant or tenant program
    • Edit a tenant
    • Add a tenant domain
    • Add a user to a tenant
    • Generate a tenant program from an existing tenant
    • Delete a tenant
    • Delete a tenant domain
    • Delete a tenant user
    • Enable a table for multi-tenancy
      • Select one or more tables to enable for multi-tenancy
    • Enable or disable access to tenant data
      • Determine if tenant data access is enabled
      • Enable or disable access
    • Deallocate tenant tables
      • Deallocating a tenant table from the tenant
      • Deallocating a tenant table from a group
  • About Updating Tenant Schema
    • Upload schema for a multi-tenant database
      • Select and load the data definition file
      • Preview the contents of an uploaded data definition file
    • Configure an area working set
    • Edit storage area assignments for regular tenants
    • Commit changes to a multi-tenant database
    • Monitor data definition file updates to the database
  • About Managing Users and Domains in a Multi-tenant Database
    • Manage users in a multi-tenant database
      • Add a user to a multi-tenant database
      • Modify a user in a multi-tenant database
      • Delete a user from a multi-tenant database
    • Manage domains in a multi-tenant database
      • View and filter database domains
      • Add a domain to a multi-tenant database
      • Modify a domain in a multi-tenant database
      • Delete a domain from a multi-tenant database
    • Manage authentication systems
      • Add an authentication system
      • Delete an authentication system
    • Manage multi-tenant database table security for users
      • Review user data security permissions
    • Configure database security options
    • Configure database security administrators
      • Set up a database connection login
    • Review user access in the Data Administration Console
      • Database landing page options
      • Tenant landing page options
      • Edit Tenant landing page options
  • About Working with Tenant Templates
    • Use tenant templates
      • Allocation considerations when creating a tenant template
    • Create a tenant template
      • Choose general tenant template settings
      • Choose partition-related template settings
    • Filter partitions from a tenant template
    • View a list of available tenant templates
    • Create a tenant from a tenant template
    • Edit a tenant template
  • About Working with Sequences
    • Work with sequences and sequence values
      • Types of sequences
      • Sequence functionality and user credentials
      • Create a multi-tenant sequence and load a data definition file with sequences
      • Export current sequence values
      • View a list of sequences
    • Edit sequence values
      • Edit the values for all sequences for a tenant
      • Edit the values for all tenants of a sequence
      • Restore sequence current values
    • Export sequences for a tenant
      • Export sequences for one or more tenants in the database
      • Export sequence current values for a selected tenant
  • About Working with Tenant Groups
    • Use tenant groups
      • Guidelines for using groups
    • Create a group or group program
    • Edit a group
      • Add a tenant to a group
        • Add a tenant to a group from the tenant
        • Add a tenant to a group from the group
    • View a list of tenant groups
    • View group details
    • Search for available groups
    • Remove a tenant from a group
      • Remove a tenant from a group using the tenant
      • Remove a tenant from a group using the group
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Choose partition-related template settings

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  • Last Updated: March 30, 2020
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    • OpenEdge
    • Version 12.2
    • Documentation

You create a tenant template by choosing partition-related (and general) settings.

To choose partition-related template settings:

  1. Click Partitions. The tenant template's partitions appear.

    From this page, you can:

    • Choose to view the partitions in either of two different layouts: by area panels, which is the default and is shown above, or by columns in a grid view. To switch from one layout option to the other, click the View Grid or View Area icon in the upper-right corner of the Template Object Area Assignments panel.
    • Filter the partitions by allocation state. Click Filter Partitions in the tenant menu bar, and select one or more of the filtering options. Then click Apply.
    • Make changes to the template object area assignments. This is helpful because when you use the template to create a tenant in the future, any partition changes that you make to individual tenant objects from this page during the template creation are preserved for the individual objects in the new tenant.

      For example, consider that you define TenantArea20 (as shown in the General details) as the default data area for the template, but you want one particular table named mtCustomer to be in TenantArea25. You can change the partition assignment for the mtCustomer table from the template default data area of TenantArea20 to TenantArea 25.

      Select mtCustomer in the list of template object area assignments. The mtCustomer table properties appear in the Properties pane:

      In the Properties pane, click the Search icon for the Area field; select TenantArea 25 in the Area Selection dialog and click OK.

      When you use the template to create a tenant in the future, the tenant partition area you explicitly set for any object (such as the mtCustomer table in this example) in the template is preserved.

  2. Click Save to maintain the settings. The tenant template is created.
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