Storing JavaScript Files Blocking Analyses in Answers

18-20 System Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition XML message that specifies these characteristics. A content designer who edits the dashboard can still modify this behavior using the options within the dashboard editor. The following XML code example adds a custom header and footer to a dashboard page and specifies landscape orientation. ?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8? WebMessageTables xmlns:sawm=com.siebel.analytics.web.messageSystem WebMessageTable system=Answers table=ViewDefaults WebMessage name=kuiDashboardDefaultElements translate=noHTML element signature=dashboardPage personalSelections=false pageProps orientation=portrait printRows=all pageSize=a4 pageHeader showOnDashboard=true show=true zone type=topcaption[b]Acme is Cool[b]caption displayFormat fontSize=9pt hAlign=center fontColor=FFFFFF backgroundColor=000000zone pageHeader pageFooter showOnDashboard=true show=true zone type=topcaption[b]CONFIDENTIAL {timeCreated[mmddyy]}[b]caption displayFormat fontSize=7.5pt hAlign=center fontColor=999999 borderColor=CC99CC fontStyle=italic borderPosition=all borderStyle=singlezone pageFooter pageProps element HTML WebMessage WebMessageTable WebMessageTables

18.7 Configuring for Write Back in Analyses and Dashboards

Users of a dashboard page or an analysis might have the ability to modify the data that they see in a table view. This ability is often referred to as write back. As the administrator, you assist the content designer in configuring write back for users. Detailed information about write back in views is provided in Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition. The following sections provide information about how you as the administrator can configure for write back: ■ Section 18.7.1, Write-Back Limitations ■ Section 18.7.2, Configuring for Write Back ■ Section 18.7.3, About the Write-Back Template

18.7.1 Write-Back Limitations

Users can write back to any data source except for an ADF data source that allows the execution of SQL queries from the Oracle BI Server. As you configure for write back, keep the following limitations in mind: ■ Numeric columns must contain numbers only. They should not contain any data formatting characters such as dollar signs , pound signs or hash signs , percent signs , and so on. ■ Text columns should contain string data only.