Select the database link from the Select a Database Link drop down list. Select a check box for each schema that you want to load into the business area. Specify the pattern that schema objects must match to be loaded into the business

Creating and Maintaining Business Areas 5-7 Figure 5–6 Load Wizard: Step 4 dialog To specify what Discoverer Administrator generates for the business area:

1. Select whether you want Discoverer Administrator to create joins and if so select

an appropriate join option.

2. Select the additional objects you want to generate for reference information about

this dialog, see the Load Wizard: Step 4 dialog .

3. Click Next to display the

Load Wizard: Step 5 dialog . Go to Naming the business area, specifying object name and sorting options . Naming the business area, specifying object name and sorting options The Load Wizard: Step 5 dialog enables you to enter a name and description and specify how Discoverer Administrator generates object names and which objects to sort for the business area. Figure 5–7 Load Wizard: Step 5 dialog To name the business area and specify the folder and item, naming and sorting options: 5-8 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer

1.

Specify a name, description and select the check boxes for how you want Discoverer Administrator to generate folder and item names and whether you want to sort folders or items for the business area and click Finish. 2. conditional step This step and the next step applies only if you selected the check box, Summaries based on folders that are created, in the Load Wizard: Step 4. Note: Discoverer Administrator displays the Recommended Summaries dialog that provides information about the summary folders that Automated Summary Management ASM will create for you for more information about summary folders, see Summary Wizard ASM: Recommended Summaries dialog and Chapter 14, Managing Summary Folders . 3. Click Create to confirm your choice. Discoverer Administrator displays a progress indicator while it generates your new business area and summaries, if appropriate. When finished, the progress indicator disappears and the new business area is displayed on the Workarea: Data tab . Note: If you loaded your metadata from another source, you must refresh the business area before it can be used. For more information, see How to synchronize a business area with the database . Important Note: User Access A new business area and the data it contains, can only be accessed by the user ID that was used to create it. For more information about how to grant access privileges to other user IDs, see How to specify a user or role responsibility that can access a business area . How to open an existing business area when connecting to Discoverer Administrator Note: The Load Wizard starts automatically when you connect to Discoverer Administrator. To open an existing business area when connecting to Discoverer Administrator:

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Click Open an existing business area in the Load Wizard: Step 1 dialog to display all the business areas in the EUL of the database to which you are connected.

2. Select a check box for each business area that you want to open or click Select All

to select all the business areas. 3. Click Finish to open the selected business areas. How to open an existing business area when connected to Discoverer Administrator To open an existing business area when already connected to Discoverer Administrator:

1.

Choose File | Open to display the Open Business Area dialog .

2. Move the business areas that you want to open from the Available list to the

Selected list.