Specify the new database user’s password again in the Confirm Password field.

Creating and Maintaining End User Layers 4-9 When you click OK, Discoverer prompts you to confirm that you want to delete all EUL tables. This will delete all EUL information and workbooks in the database. This will also remove all summary data and information. 7. Click Yes to continue. 8. Click OK to delete the EUL. Discoverer deletes the EUL objects for the current database user. How to view or change the default End User Layer You can view or change which EUL is the default EUL for the current database user that is, the EUL used when the current database user connects to Discoverer Administrator. Note: You can only select an alternative EUL if the database user has access to more than one EUL. To view or change the default EUL:

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Choose Tools | Options | Default EUL tab to display the Options dialog: Connection tab . 2. optional Click the EUL that you want to use next time you connect as the current database user and click OK. About copying EULs and EUL objects by exporting and importing Typically, you will want to: ■ backup or archive EULs ■ distribute EULs to other locations ■ copy business areas between EULs for more information, see How to copy business areas between EULs ■ copy EUL objects for example, business areas, folders, hierarchies, calculations from one EUL to another ■ apply patches to a production environment There are several different ways to copy EULs and EUL objects, depending on whether you want to: ■ copy specified EUL objects into another EUL ■ copy an entire EUL and re-create it as a new EUL ■ copy the database user that is the EUL owner In all these cases, you perform an export operation followed by an import operation. For more information, see Which exportimport method to use . If you use Discoverer Administrator to export EULs or EUL objects, you will create a Discoverer EUL export file with an EEX suffix. Having created an EEX file, you can then use Discoverer Administrator to import the EEX file. Note that you can import EEX files: ■ that have been exported from Discoverer Release 3.1 and earlier these EUL export files are standard text files 4-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer ■ that have been exported from Discoverer Release 4.1 and later these EUL export files are in XML format, although they still have an EEX extension Which exportimport method to use To copy EUL objects between EULs you first export the EUL objects to a file, then import them into a new EUL or new database. You copy EUL objects between EULs using ■ the Discoverer Export Wizard and Import Wizard for more information, see About using the Discoverer Export Wizard and Import Wizard ■ the Discoverer command-line interface for more information, see About using Discoverer command-line interface to exportimport EUL objects ■ the standard database exportimport commands for more information, see About using database exportimport commands to exportimport complete EUL About using the Discoverer Export Wizard and Import Wizard You use the Discoverer Export Wizard to export EUL objects to an EUL export file with a suffix EEX. Having exported the objects, you can then import the EEX file using the Discoverer Import Wizard. The EUL objects that you export to an EEX file include business areas, folders, item hierarchies, date hierarchies, item classes, workbook definitions created in Discoverer Desktop and Discoverer Plus, PLSQL function registration information, summary folders, and the automated summary management ASM policy. See the following topics for information about exporting and importing EUL objects by using the Discoverer user interface: ■ How to export the entire EUL using the Discoverer Export Wizard Use this option to export an entire EUL to a file when you want to copy objects from the EUL into a new EUL or to create a backup. ■ How to export selected business areas using the Export Wizard Use this option when you want to use the export file to update an existing EUL with selected business areas. ■ How to export selected EUL objects using the Export Wizard Use this option when you want to use the export file to update an existing EUL with selected EUL objects. For example, when applying a minor change to a production business area. ■ How to import EUL objects from a file using the Import Wizard Use this option to import EUL objects for example, business areas, folders, hierarchies, calculations from one EUL, to reuse them in another EUL. Note: The Export Wizard does not export the database, EUL tables, or database objects referenced by the EUL. To export these objects, you must follow the steps in How to export an EUL using the standard database export utility .