Example 1: Starting Discoverer Viewer Example 2: Starting Discoverer Viewer using a worksheet parameter

Starting Oracle BI Discoverer Using URL Parameters 12-9 ■ Section 12.5.4, Example 4: Starting Discoverer without prompting for connection details ■ Section 12.5.5, Example 5: Starting Discoverer Viewer and prompt for a password ■ Section 12.5.6, Example 6: Starting Discoverer Plus OLAP ■ Section 12.5.7, Example 7: Starting Discoverer Plus and opening a scheduled workbook ■ Section 12.5.8, Example 8: Starting Discoverer Viewer and opening a scheduled workbook results set Note : Examples 1 to 4 use a public connection to specify login details. The public connection in these examples has the ID value cf_a156. Example 5 specifies login details using us=, db=, and eul=. Example 6 uses a public connection to an OLAP data source. For information about how to create a public connection, see Section 3.6, How to create public connections .

12.5.1 Example 1: Starting Discoverer Viewer

To start Discoverer Viewer, connect automatically as jchan, and open a worksheet called January Analysis in a workbook called Monthly Analysis, you might use the following URL: http:host.domain:portdiscovererviewer?cn=cf_a156wbk=MONTHLY_ ANALYSISwsk=179 Notes ■ http:host.domain:portdiscovererviewer? is the Discoverer Viewer URL. ■ cn=value specifies the connection ID of a Discoverer connection. For more information about finding out connection IDs, see Section 12.4.3, How to find out the connection ID of a connection . ■ wbk=value specifies the workbook ID of a Discoverer workbook. ■ wsk=value specifies the worksheet ID of a Discoverer worksheet. ■ In this example, MONTHLY_ANALYSIS is the workbook ID of the Monthly Analysis workbook, and 179 is the worksheet ID of the January Analysis worksheet. For more information about finding out workbook IDs and worksheet IDs, see Section 12.4.1, How to find out the unique workbook ID of a workbook and Section 12.4.2, How to find out the unique worksheet ID of a worksheet .

12.5.2 Example 2: Starting Discoverer Viewer using a worksheet parameter

To start Discoverer Viewer, connect automatically as jchan to the Sales EUL, open a worksheet called January Analysis in a workbook called Monthly Analysis, and enter the worksheet parameter value East, you might use the following URL: http:host.domain:portdiscovererviewer?cn=cf_a156wbk=MONTHLY_ ANALYSISwsk=179qp_regionparam=East Notes ■ http:host.domain:portdiscovererviewer? is the Discoverer Viewer URL. ■ cn=value specifies the connection ID of a Discoverer connection. 12-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer For more information about finding out connection IDs, see Section 12.4.3, How to find out the connection ID of a connection . ■ wbk=value specifies the workbook ID of a Discoverer workbook. ■ wsk=value specifies the worksheet ID of a Discoverer worksheet. ■ qp_regionparam=value specifies a value for a parameter called regionparam. ■ In this example, MONTHLY_ANALYSIS is the workbook ID of the Monthly Analysis workbook, and 179 is the worksheet ID of the January Analysis worksheet. For more information about finding out workbook IDs and worksheet IDs, see Section 12.4.1, How to find out the unique workbook ID of a workbook and Section 12.4.2, How to find out the unique worksheet ID of a worksheet .

12.5.3 Example 3: Starting Discoverer Plus