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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Identify users’ requirements Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Create an EUL mandatory if one does not exist already.
» Create a business area and load data into it mandatory.
» Refine the structure of the business area so that users can view data in the most
» Grant business area access to users or roles mandatory.
» Deploy Discoverer Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» If you specified a database user other than the current user to be the EUL owner, Click Finish.
» Select the Create a new user option.
» Select or clear the Grant EUL access to PUBLIC check box as follows:
» Select or clear the New EUL is for use by Oracle Applications users ONLY check
» Specify a name for the new database user in the User field.
» Specify a password for the new database user in the Password field.
» Specify the new database user’s password again in the Confirm Password field.
» Specify the default and temporary tablespaces for the new database user.
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» Choose File | Connect to display the
» Specify the username, password, and TNS alias for the owner of the EUL that you
» Click Cancel to close the Load Wizard.
» Click Delete an EUL to display the
» Make sure that the EUL specified in the EUL field is the one you want to delete
» Select the Selected Objects in the End User Layer option and click Next to display
» Use the Which objects do you want to export? drop down list to display the EUL
» Move the object that you want to export from the Available list to the Selected
» optional Select the Generate XML for exported workbooks check box to save
» optional Select the Save export commands as a text file .txt check box to save
» Click Add to display the Open dialog.
» Locate and select one or more import files and click Open to return to the
» Click Start to begin the import.
» Click Create a new business area conditional option, displayed only when
» Select the database link from the Select a Database Link drop down list.
» Move the tables or views that you want to load into the business area, from the
» Click Finish to begin the refresh business areas process.
» Move the object on which you want to base the simple folder from the Available
» optional Select one or more joins and click OK.
» On the Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Choose Insert | Folder | Custom to display the
» Specify the SQL statement on which the custom folder will be based.
» When you are certain that you want to delete the selected folder, click Yes.
» Select the folder that you want to delete from the Orphaned Folders field.
» Click the business area in the Selected business areas list.
» Select or clear the Allow Administration check box as required.
» Enter the search criteria in the Search For field and click Go.
» Choose an Oracle system profile to apply to the user or role from the Select an
» Specify the content of the UsersRoles list by selecting the Users check box and the
» Specify when you want to force the user to schedule workbooks.
» Set the scheduled workbook options as required.
» Click OK to save the changes you have made and close the Privileges dialog.
» Select the List of Values check box.
» Move the items that use this item class, from the Available items list to the
» Select the Use these items in drill to detail check box to enable drill to detail
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» optional Select a row in the Impact dialog to view text at the bottom of the
» Click Close when you have finished reviewing the impact that the deletion
» Discoverer Plus worksheet using a parameter.
» Click Apply. Click OK to close the Item Properties dialog.
» Use the drop down lists for Master Items and Detail Items to select a new
» Display the Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Click Close to close the Impact dialog when you have finished reviewing the
» Select the folder that you want to contain the new calculated item on the
» Enter the calculation formula in the Calculation field.
» Click OK when you have finished specifying details in the Calculation field.
» Choose Insert | Condition to display the
» Define what data or items you want to match against using the Values field.
» Specify whether to match the case of text data using the Match Case check box as
» On the Choose Edit | Delete to display the
» Select the Online dictionary check box and click Next to display the
» Select the SYS user from the Select the users whose tables you want to load list
» Expand the SYS user in the Available list box and drag the ALL_USERS view into
» Select the List of values for items of type check box and the Character check box,
» optional Edit the folder properties of ALL_USERS and set the Visible to user
» Type Username into the Name field.
» Type USER into the Calculation field.
» optional Edit the Properties of the new condition and set the Visible to user
» Set the summary property Available for Queries to Yes.
» Select the Date Hierarchy option and click Next to open the
» Specify a name and description for the new date hierarchy.
» optional To make this date hierarchy template the default, select the Set as
» Click the date hierarchy template on the Hierarchies page and choose Edit |
» Edit the hierarchy as required. Click OK.
» Expand Date hierarchy templates then highlight the default date hierarchy that
» Set the custom folder property Visible to user to No for more information, see
» Set the folder property Visible to user for each of these complex folders to No for
» Select the Have Discoverer recommend and create the best summaries option
» Select the tablespace in which to store summary data in the Tablespace to use for
» In step 4 of the Load Wizard click the option Summaries based on folders that are
» Set the Repeat every fields for the refresh interval you want.
» For each database column, drag the corresponding item from the Available items
» Display the Select the numbered column heading for the summary combination that
» Clear the Oracle Applications User check box if the check box is displayed.
» Click Connect. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Click Yes. Discoverer displays the
» Move the business areas that you want the selected Oracle Applications user to
» Select the Allow Administration check box as required.
» Enter FND_GLOBAL.USER_NAME into the Function Name field.
» Enter FND_GLOBAL.USER_NAME into the Display Name field.
» Enter APPS into the Owner fiel
» Choose Varchar in the Return Type field.
» Enter some meaningful text into the Identifier field.
» Enter the following SQL statement into the Enter the SQL to define the custom
» Select Delete this Business Area and its Folders.
» Select the Yes, I have completed a database export and am ready to upgrade the
» Click Proceed with Upgrade to create a new Version 5.1 EUL using data copied
» From the Windows Start menu, choose Programs | Oracle Business Intelligence
» Enter the database user name and password of the owner of the EUL that you
» Install Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer.
» Follow the instructions in Oracle Application Server 10g Upgrading to 10g 10.1.2 to
» Install Discoverer Desktop on client machines using the CD that is supplied with
» Click Yes to display the Install Sample Data dialog.
» Click No to display the EUL Manager dialog.
» If the VIDEO5 database user is not displayed in the Selected usersroles list, move
» Type VIDEO5 in the Password field. Click Finish. Click OK.
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