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Prepared by: Vishal Singh

Oracle- Datawarehousing
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What is BusinessObjects

BusinessObjects is a strategic business


intelligence platform and integrated toolset that
lets users access, analyze, and share information
both within and beyond the enterprise. It is
designed to be easy to use and architected to be
secure, scaleable, and extensible

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Knowledge Sharing Plan

• Designer
• BusinessObjects
• Supervisor

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Designer

• Introduction
• Defining connections
• Selecting and viewing tables and columns
• Creating joins
• Resolving loops
• Creating classes and objects
• Managing universes

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Introducing Designer

DESIGNER is a BUSINESSOBJECTS product


intended specifically for you the universe designer.
With DESIGNER, you can create universes, the
semantic layer that isolates end users from the technical
issues of the database structure. Universes can be
dedicated to specific groups of end users in your
company or organization.

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Phases In Universe Design

• Planning
• Analysis
• Design
• Implementation
• Maintenance

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Universe

A universe is a business-oriented mapping of the data


structure found in databases: tables, columns, joins, etc.
A universe can represent any specific application,
system, or group of users. For example, a universe can
relate to a department in a company such as marketing
or accounting.

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Classes

A class is a logical grouping of objects within a universe.


In general, the name of a class reflects a business concept
that conveys the category or type of objects.

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Objects

An object is the most refined component in a universe. It


maps to data or a derivation of data in the database.

Object Categories
•Dimension
•Detail
•Measure

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Defining Connection

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Selecting And Viewing Tables
And Column

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Resolving Loops

•Using contexts
•Using aliases

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Detecting Loops

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Using Contexts

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Attaching Contexts To Loops

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Creating Classes And Objects

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Inserting Objects In Class

Types of objects

•Dimension
•Detail
•Measure

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Defining Hierarchy

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Managing Universes

• Import
• Export

•Universes created with secured connection can be exported only

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BusinessObjects

Analysis, Reporting & Query Tool

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What Is BUSSINESSOBJECTS

BUSINESSOBJECTS is an integrated query,


reporting and analysis solution for business
professionals that allows you to access the
data in your corporate databases directly from
your desktop and present and analyze this
information in a BUSINESSOBJECTS (BO)
document.

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What data sources are available?

• Relational databases (RDBMS), such as


ORACLE, Microsoft SQL Server, Informix
and IBM DB2.
• Multidimensional (OLAP) databases, such
as Microsoft OLAP Services, Hyperion
Essbase, and ORACLE Express.

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Contd...

• Text files and spreadsheets


• Packaged applications such as SAP
• Virtually any data source using Microsoft
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
procedures.

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Creating Reports

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Power Of BusinessObjects

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We Can...

• Define scope of analysis


• Define conditions
• Create Master/Detail reports
• Break up tables and display calculations
• Add Formulas, Local variables and
Functions
• Create Charts

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We Can...

• Analyze data in Drill mode


• Use Slice and Dice
• Format the reports
• Export report results

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Defining Scope of Analysis

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Defining Conditions

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Creating Master/Detail Report

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Breaking Up Tables

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Displaying Calculations Step 1

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Step 2

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Step 3

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Formulas, Local Variables And
Functions

Formula
Assigns calculation results to a particular cell
Local Variable
Assigns calculation results to a particular varible
Functions
Functions supported by BO like Numeric, Date, Aggregate etc.

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Creating Charts Step 1

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Step 2

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Analyzing Data In Drill Mode

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Using Slice And Dice Mode

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Formatting Tables & Charts

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Exporting Report Results

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Supervisor

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What Is Supervisor

SUPERVISOR is the product you need in order to set up


and maintain a secure environment for
BUSINESSOBJECTS. It also provides you with a
powerful and easy-to-use structure for distributing
information to be shared by all users. This information is
centralized through relational data accounts called
repositories.

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When You Use It First Time

SUPERVISOR features the Administration Setup


wizard, a user-friendly tool which helps you create the
repositories needed for resource-sharing. The first
time you launch SUPERVISOR, the wizard helps you
create a repository as general supervisor. As general
supervisor you then create a series of supervisors
who are to define the various user profiles, in addition
to a second, “backup” general supervisor for security
purposes. Users are then granted access to
repository domains via a special key file that contains
the address of the repository they are to work with.

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Types Of Users

• General Supervisor
• Supervisor
• Supervisor-Designer
• Designer
• End User
• Versatile User

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Resources

• BUSINESSOBJECTS Products
• Universes
• Documents
• Repository Domain
• Stored Procedures

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Repository Domains

• Security Domain
• Universe Domain
• Document Domain

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Security Domain

The security domain is a set of data structures


created with the Administration Setup wizard
whenever a repository is created Each domain of a
repository is identified in its security domain. When a
domain is created, its reference is automatically
stored in the security domain. The security domain
also contains information on the identification of the
various BUSINESSOBJECTS users, and on the
management of the different products.

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Universe Domain

The universe domain is a set of data structures


containing the characteristics of the universes
created with DESIGNER. In order for a universe to
be shared, it must be exported to the universe
domain by the designer or supervisor.

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Document Domain

The document domain is a set of data structures


containing the documents created by end users with
the BUSINESSOBJECTS End-user modules. In
order to share documents or cause themto be
refreshed during scheduled processing, end users
must send them to the document domain.

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Types Of Repository Installations

• Default Installation
• Custom Installation
• Recovery Installation

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Default Installation

Automatically creates the three repository domains--


security, universe and document--on the same data
account.

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Custom Installation

Allows you to distribute all repository domains in


the database environments of your choice. This type
of installation requires extensive knowledge of your
database environment, and should only be
selected if you want to manage several versions of
your resources simultaneously.

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Recovery Installation

Allows you to perform a recovery installation. This is


necessary in the following situations:

• The location of the security domain has been


modified.
• One of the parameters in the connection string of
the security domain, such as the user name or
password, has been changed.
• The key file of the repository you want to work with
has been inadvertently moved, renamed or
damaged.

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Supervisor’s Basic Procedures

• Creating user groups


• Creating users
• Checking user authorizations

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Managing User And Groups

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Managing User And Groups

• Managing Groups
• Managing Users
• Finding User and User Groups
• Printing User, Groups and Resources
Reports

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Managing Groups

• Creating Group
• Defining Group properties
• Deleting a Group
• Renaming a Group

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Managing Users

• Creating a User
• Defining User Properties
• Changing a User Profile
• Assigning a User to a Group
• Controlling User Login Time

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• Moving a User from One Group to Another
• Disabling/Enabling a User
• Deleting a User and Removing a User from
a Group
• Renaming a User

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•Finding A User / User Group

•Printing User, Groups and Resources Reports

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Managing Resources

• Managing the Repository


• Changing or Removing the schedule of the
task
• Managing Connections
• Importing/Exporting Universes
• Deleting Resources

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Assigning Resources To Users

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Assigning Resources To Users

• Assigning BusinessObjects Products to


Users
• Assigning Universes to Users or Groups
• Assigning Stored Procedures to Users or
Groups
• Assigning Documents and Templates to
Users
• Assigning Repository Domains to Users

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