Select the Selected Objects in the End User Layer option and click Next to display

Creating and Maintaining End User Layers 4-17 How to export End User Layer objects using the Discoverer command-line interface Use this option to copy EUL objects typically from one database to another, by exporting them to a Discoverer export file .EEX and then importing the EEX file possibly to another database using the command-line interface. This is the first of two tasks that enable you to copy EUL objects. You must complete this export task before you can import the EUL objects. To export EUL objects using the Discoverer command-line interface:

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Use the Discoverer command-line interface export option to export the required EUL objects to a Discoverer export file .EEX. For example, to export the Video Store Tutorial business area and two workbooks Vidstr5 Video Tutorial Workbook and Vidaf5 Analytic Function Examples to the vidstr.eex file, you might type the following: D:\orant\bin\dis51adm.exe connect eulownereulownerorcl.world export D:\vidstr.eex Video Store Tutorial workbook Vidstr5 - Video Tutorial Workbook workbook Vidaf5 - Analytic Function Examples For more information about exporting EUL objects using the Discoverer command-line interface, see export EUL objects . Note : To copy the EUL objects back into a database, see How to import End User Layer objects using the Discoverer command-line interface . How to import End User Layer objects using the Discoverer command-line interface Use this option to import EUL objects, possibly into a new database. Before you can complete this task you must export the EUL objects to a Discoverer export file .EEX for more information, see How to export End User Layer objects using the Discoverer command-line interface . This is the second of two tasks enabling you to copy EUL objects. To import End User Layer objects using the Discoverer command-line interface:

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Use the Discoverer command-line interface import option to import the EUL objects into the new EUL owner. For example, to import the vidstr.eex file, created above you might type the following: D:\orant\bin\dis51adm.exe connect eulownereulownerorcl.world import D:\vidstr.eex For more information about importing EUL objects using the Discoverer command-line interface, see import EUL objects . How to export an EUL using the standard database export utility Use this option to export all business areas, EUL tables and saved workbooks to a database dump file .DMP. To export an EUL using the standard database export utility assuming the EUL resides on an Oracle database version 9.2.0.7 or later, and you are using a machine on which you have installed Oracle Developer Suite: 4-18 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer

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Display a command-line window for example, by choosing Command Prompt from the Windows Start menu. 2. Navigate to the location where you want to export the EUL. 3. Type the following command: exp eulownerpassworddbname file=filename.dmp owner=eulowner For example, to export an EUL owned by a database user hrmgr to a file hreul.dmp, you would type the following: exp hrmgrhrpswrdHRDB file=hreul.dmp owner=hrmgr The EUL tables and associated synonyms, views, and other definitions are exported to the specified dmp file in the D:\ORACLE10 directory. When the export is complete, Discoverer displays the following message: Export terminated successfully without warnings. 4. Close the command-line window. Having exported the EUL, you are now ready to import it into a new database user. How to import an EUL using the standard database import utility Use this option to import the EUL business areas, EUL tables and saved workbooks from a database dump file .DMP into a new EUL owner on the new database. Note: It is recommended that this database user owns no other tables. To import an EUL using the standard database import utility assuming the EUL resides on an Oracle database version 9.2.0.7 or later and you are using a machine on which you have installed Oracle Developer Suite:

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Display a command-line window for example, by choosing Command Prompt from the Windows Start menu. 2. Navigate to the location where you want to import the EUL. 3. Type the following command: imp eulownerpassworddbname file=filename.dmp fromuser=old_eul _owner touser=new_eul_owner For example, to import an EUL owned by a database user hrmgr from a file hreul.dmp into a new user hrmgr2, you would type the following: imp hrmgr2hrpswrdHRDB file=hreul.dmp fromuser=hrmgr touser=hrmgr2 The EUL tables and associated synonyms, views, and other definitions are imported from the specified dmp file in the D:\ORACLE10 directory. When the import is complete, Discoverer displays the following message: Import terminated successfully without warnings. 4. Close the command-line window. Note: Discoverer recognizes EULs using unique reference numbers. However, if you use the database export and import utilities to copy an EUL, the new EUL including its reference number will be identical to the original EUL. When EULs have the same reference number, EUL consistency issues can arise if you do both of the following: