List Catalog Marketing Elements

16-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Integrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition ■ Section 16.2.5, Privilege Package ■ Section 16.2.6, Object Privilege ■ Section 16.2.7, Query Privilege ■ Section 16.2.8, User ■ Section 16.2.9, Group ■ Section 16.2.10, DB Sign-On ■ Section 16.2.11, FMW Security

16.2.1 Variable

The variable element corresponds to the variable object in the Physical layer of the repository. The variable tag includes the following attributes: The variable tag includes the following child elements: Syntax Variable name= id= uid= securityMask= isSessionVar= Description Expr...Expr Table 16–11 Variable Tag Attributes Attribute Name Description securityMask For session variables only. This attribute stores the value of the following options: ■ Enable any user to set the value. When selected, lets session variables be set after the initialization block has populated the value at user login by calling the ODBC store procedure NQSSetSessionValue. For example, this option lets non-administrators set this variable for sampling. ■ Security Sensitive. When selected, identifies the variable as sensitive to security for virtual private databases VPDs. When filtering cache table matches, the Oracle BI Server looks at the parent database of each column or table that is referenced in the logical request projection list. If the physical database source is a VPD, the Oracle BI Server matches a list of security-sensitive variables to each prospective cache hit. Cache hits would only occur on cache entries that included and matched all security-sensitive variables. isSessionVar If set to true, indicates that this variable is a session variable. Session variables are created and assigned a value when each user logs on, unlike repository variables, which have static values. Table 16–12 Variable Child Elements Element Name Description Expr Contains the expression that forms the definition of this variable. Marketing, Security, and Other Elements 16-11 Variable Example Variable name=Current Month id=3031:16 uid=17 Description Expr [CDATA[ CURRENT_DATE ]] Expr Variable

16.2.2 LDAP Server

The LDAP server element corresponds to the LDAP server object in the Identity Manager dialog in the Administration Tool. The LDAP server tag includes the following attributes: Table 16–13 LDAP Server Tag Attributes Attribute Name Description hostName The host name of the LDAP server. port The port number of the LDAP server for example, 389. baseDN The base distinguished name DN that identifies the starting point of the authentication search. bindDN The optional DN that is required to bind to the LDAP server. This option is required if isADSI is set to true. userNameAttrType A value that uniquely identifies a user, such as the user ID, the RDN relative distinguished name, or for ADSI sAMAccountName. domainID A domain identifier that uniquely identifies the domain for which the LDAP object is responsible. This is especially useful when there are multiple LDAP objects. password The user password associated with the Bind DN. This option is required if isADSI is set to true. Note that passwords are encrypted. timeout The time period after which Administration Tool import attempts or Oracle BI Server user authentication attempts against this LDAP server will time out. cacheExpiry The interval at which the authentication cache entry in the LDAP cache for a logged on user is refreshed. This option corresponds to Cache refresh interval in the Repository tab of the Options dialog in the Administration Tool. isADSI If set to true, indicates that this is an Active Directory LDAP server. useSSL If set to true, indicates that the connection to the LDAP server uses Secure Sockets Layer SSL. keyFile The name of the key file that holds the client certificate and Certificate Authority CA certificate. Required if useSSL is set to true. This option corresponds to Key file name in the Repository tab of the Options dialog in the Administration Tool. version The LDAP version number of the LDAP server, either 2 or 3. The default is 3.