Thursday, 25 June 2015
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Creating an Ad Hoc Pivot Table with the Analyzer
You can quickly able to create ad hoc analysis by
dragging and dropping your report data into the pivot table, and also you can
able to save this as a layout for the report.you can apply filters also to
this.Data what we are using in this are from source XML so we
cant able to perform number formatting.
3. To
filter by department name drag and drop dname from left pane to page item area
on the right.
4.To view Job wise employee wise salary drag and drop fields from left pane to row field in the analyzer.
5. Now you can click Job, Ename to open and close, corresponding to that field values will change
About Online Analyzer Toolbar
New – It creates a new pivot table structure. If you want
to save click save before you click new.
Export – It helps you to export and save this as BI
Publisher Layout
Move decimal Left – It help to add additional decimal
position
Move decimal right –
It helps to remove decimal postionCreating an Interactive Pivot Table
- From the report viewer click actions and then select analyzer
2. Analyzer
Interface will display the fields on the left pane and empty pivot table on the
right
4.To view Job wise employee wise salary drag and drop fields from left pane to row field in the analyzer.
5. Now you can click Job, Ename to open and close, corresponding to that field values will change
Saving your Interactive Pivot table as Layout
1. You
can save your analyzer by clicking export on the tab that appears on the top
2. Then it will be saved as BI Publisher .xpt then it will have all the
featured of a BI Publisher layout
3.Close
the Online Analyzer
4. On
the action Menu click Edit Report
5. From
the report editor ,click View a List to display the layouts in the list view.
6.Locate
your new layout in the Layout table and select a locale for it
7.Click
save
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
How to Set Default Data Source in BI Publisher
We can able to set the default data source, Instead of
selecting data source while creating data set we can make it as default so that
whenever you are creating data set you don’t want to select data source.
Select New -> Data model
On the left hand side component panel select data
model
On right hand side there will be the option Default
Data Source, Select the data source from the drop down
So, here after whenever we are creating new data set
default data source will be selected and also if you want you can change the
data source while creating the data set
Monday, 25 May 2015
How to Create Data Set Using SQL Query
What Is a Data
Model?
A data model is an object that
contains a set of instructions for BI Publisher to retrieve and structure data
for a report. Data models reside as separate objects in the catalog.
At the very simplest, a data
model can be one data set retrieved from a single data
source (for example, the data
returned from the columns in the employees table)
The data model editor is the tool for building your data models.
In this blog you will come to know how to create data set using SQL
query in data model. To create report we must have data model that should
contains minimum one data set.
Open Oracle BI Publisher with your credentials
Click New -> Data Model
Click New Data Set -> SQL Query
Give name to the data set
Select data source from the drop down
Write the
query in the SQL Query window
Click ok
This three are mandatory one, after you clicked ok
data set will be created
Click Save
If you need you can add description its optional
one.
Finally data model is created. In my next blog I
will show how to create report by using this data model
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
How to add Data Source in BI Publisher using JDBC
The JDBC driver for the selected database must be
available to BI Publisher. If you are using an Oracle database or one of the
DataDirect drivers provided by WebLogic Server, then the drivers must be
installed in the correct location and there is no further setup required.
If you plan
to use a different version of any of the drivers installed with WebLogic
Server, then you can replace the driver file in D:\OBI_MW\wlserver_10.3\server\lib
with an updated version of the file or add the new file to the front of your
CLASSPATH.
Click Administration on the right hand side top
after you logged in with BI Administration Privilege
Then under data source click JDBC Connection
Click Add Data Source
Give the appropriate information in the fields,
Mandatory fields are marked with asterisk *
Data Source Name —
Enter a display name for the data source. This name is displayed in the Data
Source selection list in the Data Model Editor.
Driver
Type — Select the database type from the list. When you select a driver
type, BI Publisher automatically displays the appropriate Database Driver Class
and provides the appropriate Connection String format for your selected database.
Database
Driver Class — This is automatically entered based on your selection for
Driver Type. You can update this field if desired.
For example: oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
Connection String —
Enter the database connection string.
When you select the driver type, this field
automatically displays the appropriate connection string format for your
database type.
For an Oracle database the connect string must have
the following format:
jdbc:oracle:thin:@[host]:[port]:[sid]
For example: jdbc:oracle:thin:@myhost.us.example.com:1521:prod
Use System User —
This is reserved for connections to the Oracle BI Server.
User Name —
Enter the user name required to access the data source on the database. Password — Enter the password
associated with the user name for access to the data source on the database.
Pre
Process Function and Post Process Function — (Optional) Enter a
PL/SQL function to execute when a connection is created (Pre Process) or closed
(Post Process).
Use Proxy
Authentication — Select this box to enable Proxy Authentication.
Click Test
Connection. A confirmation is displayed.
(Optional) Enable a backup database for this
connection by entering the following:
Use Backup
Data Source — Select this box.
Connection
String — Enter the connection string for the backup database.
Username /
Password — Enter the username and password for this database.
Click Test
Connection. A confirmation is displayed.
Define security for this data source. Use the
shuttle buttons to move roles from the Available Roles list to the Allowed
Roles list. Only users assigned the roles on the Allowed Roles list can
create or view reports from this data source.
The settings defined here are passed down to the
backup data source, if one is defined.
Once you are done click Apply
New Data Source has been added Successfully.
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Overview for Report Designers
A Report consists of Data Model ,layouts and set of properties.Optionally it includes style template.The report designer may contains following tasks
- Create data model with parameters in BI Publisher data model editor
- Design the layout for the report.It can be created using variety of tools.The report design and output will decide which layout tool should be considered.
- Create the sub template to re-use common functionality in all over the report
- Creating the style template will give good look and feel of that report
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