In step 4 of the Load Wizard click the option Summaries based on folders that are

Managing Summary Folders 14-13 Notes ■ The user below is the database user for the person using Discoverer Administrator. How to use SQLPlus to manually grant the privileges required to create summary folders To use SQLPlus to manually grant the privileges required to create summary folders, for Oracle databases version 9.2.0.7 or later:

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Start SQLPlus if it is not already running and connect as the SYS user, or a user to which the sysdba privilege has been granted. For example, if SQLPlus is already running, you might type the following at the command prompt: SQL CONNECT syssys_pwdatabase AS SYSDBA; Where sys is the SYS user and sys_pw is the SYS user password. 2. Type the following at the command prompt: SQL grant CREATE TABLE to user; SQL grant CREATE VIEW to user; SQL grant CREATE PROCEDURE to user; SQL grant CREATE ANY MATERIALIZED VIEW to user; SQL grant DROP ANY MATERIALIZED VIEW to user; SQL grant ALTER ANY MATERIALIZED VIEW to user; SQL grant GLOBAL QUERY REWRITE to user with admin option; SQL grant ANALYZE ANY to user; SQL grant SELECT ON V_PARAMETER to user; Note: To grant SELECT on v_parameter you must log in as the SYS user. If you are unable to login as the SYS user or are unsure about the SYS user name and password, see your database administrator. How to use SQLPlus and the eulasm.sql script to grant the privileges required to create summary folders To use SQLPlus and the eulasm.sql script to grant the privileges required to create summary folders:

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Start SQLPlus if it is not already running and connect as the database administrator. For example, if SQLPlus is already running, you might type the following at the command prompt: SQL CONNECT dba_userdba_pwdatabase; Where dba_user is the database administrator and dba_pw is the database administrator password. 2. Type the following at the command prompt: SQL ’ORACLE_HOME\discoverer\util\eulasm.sql’ 3. When the script prompts you, enter the database user to which the script is to grant the privileges. ENTER value for username: username 14-14 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer Note: To grant SELECT on v_parameter you must log in as the SYS user. If you are unable to login as the SYS user or are unsure about the SYS user name and password, see your database administrator. 4. Start SQLPlus if it is not already running and connect as the SYS user, or a user to which the sysdba privilege has been granted. For example, if SQLPlus is already running, you might type the following at the command prompt: SQL CONNECT syssys_pwdatabase AS SYSDBA; Where sys is the SYS user and sys_pw is the SYS user password. 5. Type the following at the command prompt: SQL grant SELECT ON V_PARAMETER to user; How to determine and reset tablespace quotas A database user must have enough quota in their default tablespace to create summary tables. The following tasks enable you to determine and tablespace quotas, if necessary. To determine tablespace quotas, for Oracle databases version 9.2.0.7 or later:

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Start SQLPlus if it is not already running and connect as the SYS user, or a user to which the sysdba privilege has been granted. For example, if SQLPlus is already running, you might type the following at the command prompt: SQL CONNECT syssys_pwdatabase AS SYSDBA; Where sys is the SYS user and sys_pw is the SYS user password. 2. Type the following at the command prompt: SQL select from dba_ts_quotas where username = user; where user is the userid of the person using Discoverer Administrator. To reset tablespace quotas:

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Reset the tablespace quotas by executing the following SQL statement: SQL alter user user quota n on tablespace; where user is the userid of the person using Discoverer Administrator where n is the quota in Kilobytes or Megabytes or Unlimited where tablespace is the default tablespace name for example, USERS How to check objectschema name A user must not have an object in their schema with the same name as their user name. This task shows you how to look for any objects in your schema that have the same name as your database user name. To check whether there are any objects in your schema with the same name as your user name, do the following:

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Start SQLPlus if it is not already running and connect as the database user. Managing Summary Folders 14-15 For example, if SQLPlus is already running, you might type the following at the command prompt: SQL CONNECT jchantigerdatabase; Where jchan is the database user and tiger is the database user password. 2. Type the following at the command prompt: SQL select object_name from user_objects where object_name = user;