Creating a view in ODI

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• You can create a view that filters (ESX host) Linux machines on the view of the Infrastructure?

  Hello

  We have recently implemented Foglight and VMware plugin. As part of the VMware plugin, Foglight pulls in all the Linux VM machines including the ESX host. Our team of Linux only manages the running redhat Linux hosts. They fail the ESX VM guest. That said, is there a way to create a view that shows only the hosts running redhat Linux?

  For example the view of rail infrastructure below contains 88 Linux machines, but nearly half of them are ESX hosts for our Linux team would not see all these. Is it possible to filter these?

  

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Tony

  The easiest way would be to create a personalized, pair it with Infrastructure and then create a dynamic management component.  This will help create you a rule for "All hosts" where you can find just the hosts that are not of the ESX host and run Linux.

  The query would be:

  detail.topologyTypeName! = "VMWESXServer" & os.longName like «% Linux»

• Create a view of RDF in Oracle 12 c of tables in an Oracle 11 g Server

  Hello!

  I have a relational database in Oracle 11 g server, but I need to create the view of RDF model in Oracle 12 c in the base tables.

  I created a database connection to connect to the server of Oracle 11 g Oracle 12 c, using the statement:

  CREATE DATABASE LINK myDBLink

  CONNECT to user_test

  IDENTIFIED BY test123

  WITH THE HELP OF '(DESCRIPTION=)

  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST=192.0.56.158) (PORT = 1521))

  (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = orcl)))';

  The works of the SELECT statement:

  Select * from EMP@myDBLink;

  I also created a SYNONYM:

  CREATE the SYNONYM MY_EMP FOR EMP@myDBLink;

  The SELECT statement with the synonym also works:

  Select * from EMP@MY_EMP;

  Well, to create the view of RDF, I use a sem_apis.create_rdfview_model function. Now, I wrote the statement of the following two ways:

  BEGIN

  () sem_apis.create_rdfview_model

  Model_name = > "test_linked"

  tables = > SYS. ODCIVarchar2List ('MY_EMP', 'MY_DEPT'),

  prefix = > ' http://GrDF/ ',

  Options = > ' COMPLIANCE = you

  );

  END;

  BEGIN

  () sem_apis.create_rdfview_model

  Model_name = > "test_linked"

  tables = > SYS. ODCIVarchar2List('EMP@myDBLink','DEPT@myDBLink'),

  prefix = > ' http://GrDF/ ',

  Options = > ' COMPLIANCE = you

  );

  END;

  And I get the following error:

  ORA-13199: fetchTabIDList: not found in tables:

  ORA-06512: at the 'MDSYS. SDO_RDF_INTERNAL', line 14308

  ORA-06512: at the 'MDSYS. SDO_RDF', line 3616

  ORA-06512: at the 'MDSYS. RDF_APIS', line 1253

  ORA-06512: at line 2

  
  

  I use examples of book of the Oracle tables.

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  Yenier
  

  Yenier,

  Could you please try creating a view rather than a synonym? Here is an example:

  SQL >-create dblink

  SQL > create public database link

  2 mylink

  3 connect to

  Scott 4

  5 identified by

  6 Tiger

  using a 7 ':/';

  Database link created.

  SQL >

  SQL >-create view local using queries involving remote database objects

  SQL > create view dblink_scott_EMP in select * from EMP@mylink;

  Created view.

  SQL >

  SQL >-add the primary key (help requests on Direct mapping according to models RDFView to have shorter SubjectMaps)

  SQL > alter view dblink_scott_EMP add constraint pk_EMPNO primary key (EMPNO) disable;

  Altered view.

  SQL >

  SQL > - create model DM - based RDFview

  SQL > exec sem_apis.create_rdfview_model ('dblink_test_rv', sys.odcivarchar2list ('DBLINK_SCOTT_EMP'), "http://dm/");

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL >

  Thank you

  -Smiled.

• Creating a view and replacing id with strings of text values

  This can be a pretty basic question, but I'm a newbie so any advice is appreciated.

  Here's my data:

  create table user_attributes (id NUMBER, attr1 number, attr2 number, attr3 number, attr4 number, attr5 number);
  create table tag_values (tag_id number, tag varchar2(30));
  
  
  insert into user_attributes (id, attr1, attr2, attr3, attr4, attr5) values (1, 101, 105, 102, null, null);
  insert into user_attributes (id, attr1, attr2, attr3, attr4, attr5) values (2, 105, null, 101, 105, null);
  insert into user_attributes (id, attr1, attr2, attr3, attr4, attr5) values (3, 102, null, null, 105, 103);
  
  
  insert into tag_values (tag_id, tag) values (101, 'blue');
  insert into tag_values (tag_id, tag) values (102, 'red');
  insert into tag_values (tag_id, tag) values (103, 'green');
  insert into tag_values (tag_id, tag) values (104, 'orange');
  insert into tag_values (tag_id, tag) values (105, 'black');
  

  I want to create a view and the column id and the text of the tag instead of the ID.

  That's what I use so far (just showing three columns of attribute for example):

  SELECT a.id,
    b.tag ATTR1,
    c.tag ATTR2,
    d.tag ATTR3
  FROM user_attributes a
  LEFT JOIN tag_values b
  ON a.attr1 = b.TAG_ID
  LEFT JOIN tag_values c
  ON a.attr2 = c.TAG_ID
  LEFT JOIN tag_values d
  ON a.attr3 = d.TAG_ID
  ORDER BY 1;
  

  Result:

    ID        ATTR1                          ATTR2                          ATTR3                        
  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------
           1 blue                           black                          red                            
           2 black                                                         blue                           
           3 red        
  

  That's what I want, but I have a lot of data and I want to just make sure that I do things properly. Is there a more efficient way to build this application?

  Hello

  It would be so much easier if you had only 1 column to search, not 5.  We will therefore unpivot the table so there is only 1 column to search; then we can switch it to display as you wish:

  WITH unpivoted_data AS

  (

  SELECT ua.id, ua.col, tv.tag

  Of user_attributes

  UNPIVOT (attr

  FOR the collar (attr1, attr2, attr3, attr4, attr5)

  )                ua

  JOIN tag_values tv ON tv.tag_id = ua.attr

  )

  SELECT *.

  Of unpivoted_data

  PIVOT (MIN (tag)

  At THE neck ('ATTR1' AS attr1

  'ATTR2' attr2 VALUE

  'ATTR3' attr3 AS

  'ATTR4' AS attr4

  'ATTR5' AS attr5

  )

  )

  ORDER BY id

  ;

  Output:

  ID ATTR1 ATTR2, ATTR3 ATTR4 ATTR5

  --- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

  1 red blue black

  2 black blue black

  3 black red green

  .

  It is better to have the attributes in a dynamic no cross-form for this problem, it is perhaps better to have the attributes of the dynamic non cross-shape for most other uses, too.  Consider to permanently store the attributes with only 1 attribute per line.

• Syntax to create the view with 2 inline tables

  Hello

  If I run this SQL, I can compile a view without error:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW APPS.XX_TEST
  (
      period_name
    , ytd
  )
  AS
  with tbl_data AS
  (
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, -1250 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, 10922 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-02:SEP' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-01:AUG' period_name, 0 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-00:OBL' period_name, 0 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-14:CBL' period_name, -350 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-13:ADJ' period_name, -350 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-12:JUL' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL
  )    SELECT  period_name
             , ytd
          FROM tbl_data;
  

  I need to create a view that includes the 2 tables inline (sorry if this is the incorrect terminology), using this SQL:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW APPS.XX_TEST2
  (
      period_name
    , ytd
  )
  AS
  with tbl_data AS
  (
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, -1250 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-03:OCT' period_name, 10922 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-02:SEP' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-01:AUG' period_name, 0 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1314-00:OBL' period_name, 0 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-14:CBL' period_name, -350 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-13:ADJ' period_name, -350 YTD FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  SELECT '1213-12:JUL' period_name, -100 YTD FROM DUAL
  ), got_analytics AS
      (
          SELECT  
              period_name,
              ytd,
              ROW_NUMBER () OVER (ORDER BY  period_name)  AS a_num,
              ROW_NUMBER () OVER (ORDER BY  period_name  DESC)  AS d_num,
              FIRST_VALUE (ytd) OVER (ORDER BY  period_name) - FIRST_VALUE (ytd) OVER (ORDER BY  period_name  DESC) AS dif
      FROM    tbl_data
      )
      SELECT  *
         FROM got_analytics;
  

  I get this message:

  ORA-24344: success with compilation error

  There are no other errors but to provide additional information. I am using TOAD.

  I was wondering if it is not possible to create a view in this way, or if I'm missing something?

  I had a peek here:

  ORA-24344: success with Compilation error

  I'm using TOAD, trying to SHOW the ERRORS immediately after the code above only returned 'No Errors'.

  I also looked here:

  ORA-24344: success with compilation error

  Ran the same code SQL/Plus, but "Show Errors" or "see the err" also returned "No. Errors."

  Any advice would be much appreciated.

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  Try this

    CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW  APPS.XX_TEST2
      (
          period_name
        , ytd
        ,  a_num    -- because you select * you need all rows
        ,  d_num
        ,  dif
      )
      AS  ...
  

  concerning
  Kay

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• Creating a view in a new schema

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• Creating a view using causes error ORA-00600

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• How to create a view?

  Hi all
  
  11.2.0.1
  
  
  I have tables EMP and DEP, and their structures are the ff:
  
  DEP (depno, depname)
  EMP (emp_id, depno)
  
  I want to create a view EMP_VIEW (emp_id, status).
  
  The status value is "Active" (if depno exists in DEP) or 'Inactive' (if depno is null or not depno corresponding to the DEP).
  
  How to create this view?
  
  Thank you very much
  
  zxy

  Check this box

  SQL> insert into emp(empno,ename) values (1234,'test');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete.
  
  SQL> create or replace view emp_view as  select e.empno, nvl2( d.deptno,'Active','Inactive') Status from emp e left outer join dept d on e.deptno=d.deptno;
  
  View created.
  
  SQL> select * from emp_view;
  
       EMPNO STATUS
  ---------- --------
        7369 Active
        7499 Active
        7521 Active
        7566 Active
        7654 Active
        7698 Active
        7782 Active
        7788 Active
        7839 Active
        7844 Active
        7876 Active
        7900 Active
        7902 Active
        7934 Active
        1234 Inactive
  
  15 rows selected.
  

• Associate data to create a view.

  I am currently using a database of Oracle 10.2.0.4.0. I work for the Department of public safety and I am trying to create an Oracle Forms Application that will be used to track information of the mandate. I need to create a view that I can use in my form that will allow me to the warrants list who are associated with each other. In the forms I create these associations in a table by using primary keys for these records.
  
  I created a few fictitious tables with data that you can use to help me create the SQL I can use in the creation of the view, that I need, I hope.
  

  CREATE TABLE order_info
  (wp_id             number(12)   primary key,
   info              varchar2(10),
   order_no          number(12)   not null,
   order_name        varchar2(30) not null);
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (1, 'AXE', 123456, 'DOE, JOHN P');
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (2, null, 245645, 'DOE, JOHN P');
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (3, 'SHOVEL', 354654, 'DOE, JOHN P');
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (4, 'PAIL', 432110, 'DOE, JONATHAN');
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (5, null, 514654, 'DOE, JOHN');
   
  insert into order_info (wp_id, info, order_no, order_name)
  values (6, null, 687980, 'DOE, JONATHAN');
  
  commit;
   
  CREATE TABLE associate_order
  (wp_id             number(12)   not null,
   associated_wp_id  number(12)   not null,
   constraint assoc_wp_ip_fk
     foreign key (associated_wp_id)
     references order_info(wp_id));
   
  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (2, 1);
  
  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (3, 1);
  
  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (5, 3);
  
  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (6, 4);
  
  commit;
   

  Once the tables are created, the table ORDER_INFO contains detailed information (in real life, it comes to the information related to a mandate). The ASSOCIATE_ORDER table contains the relationships between the records in the ORDER_INFO table. The ASSOCIATE_ORDER table is the one I want to use to create a view that I use in my Application Forms to list all of the warrants that are associated with each other.
  
  If you look at the data in the ASSOCIATE_ORDER table:

  WP_ID ASSOCIATED_WP_ID
  ----- ----------------
      2                1
      3                1
      5                3
      6                4

  WP_ID 2 is associated with WP_ID 1
  WP_ID 3 is associated with WP_ID 1
  WP_ID 5 is associated with WP_ID 3
  6 WP_ID is associated with 4 WP_ID
  
  I want to be able to do in the view that I have create is something like:

  SELECT associated_wp_id
    FROM ORDER_VIEW
   WHERE WP_ID = 3;

  And he have all the primary keys for the warrants (orders in this case) come back to me:

  ASSOCIATED_WP_ID
  ----------------
                 1
                 2
                 3
                 5

  The WP_ID of 1 is not included in the ASSOCIATE_ORDER table, because it is not associated with a previous mandate (order in this case), but because it is associated with WP_ID 2 and 3 I think.
  
  Here are all the commands associated together based on the data that is in the table. There may be 0 to many of these records in the ASSOCIATE_ORDER table, but if they reference a primary key (WP_ID) so I want to include in the view.
  
  I really hope that makes sense. I tried to play a little with analytics, but I'm not even close to the selection of any of the data that I want, so I can't yet show you what I've tried because it probably doesn't even have sense.
  
  Thanks in advance - mike
  
  In order to clean your database if you filled with the scripts above, you can do the following:

  drop table associate_order;
  drop table order_info;

  Hello

  I know right what you want the view to look like.
  Given the example of data you posted, that's what you want to the content of the view?

  WP_ID INFO         ORDER_NO ORDER_NAME       WP_ID_GRP
  ----- ---------- ---------- --------------- ----------
      1 AXE            123456 DOE, JOHN P              1
      2                245645 DOE, JOHN P              1
      3 SHOVEL         354654 DOE, JOHN P              1
      4 PAIL           432110 DOE, JONATHAN            4
      5                514654 DOE, JOHN                1
      6                687980 DOE, JONATHAN            4
  

  ? You will notice that it is just order_info, with an additional column, wp_id_grp, added. Wp_id_grp is the lowest related wp_id. For example, wp_ids 1, 2, 3, and 5 are all related, so they all have wp_id_grp = 1.

  Here's a way to do it:

  CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW order_info_grp
  AS
  WITH     got_pairs     AS
  (
       SELECT     wp_id               AS x_id
       ,     associated_wp_id     AS y_id
       FROM     associate_order
      UNION
       SELECT     associated_wp_id     AS x_id
       ,     wp_id               AS y_id
       FROM     associate_order
  )
  ,     got_relatives     AS
  (
       SELECT     CONNECT_BY_ROOT x_id     AS wp_id
       ,     y_id
       FROM     got_pairs
       CONNECT BY NOCYCLE     y_id     = PRIOR x_id
  )
  ,     got_wp_id_grp     AS
  (
       SELECT       wp_id
       ,       MIN (y_id)     AS wp_id_grp
       FROM       got_relatives
       GROUP BY  wp_id
  )
  SELECT       o.*
  ,       g.wp_id_grp
  FROM       order_info     o
  JOIN       got_wp_id_grp g  ON  o.wp_id  = g.wp_id
  ;
  

  If you want a view which only has the columns wp_id and wp_id_grp, then everything just omit the main request; got_wp_id_grp, it's just what you want.

  I guess that the associate_order relationship is reflexive. In other words, instead of:

  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (2, 1);
  

  you have it, could just as well, says:

  insert into associate_order (wp_id, associated_wp_id)
  values (1, 2);
  

  In other words, all that matters is that 1 and 2 are linked. What number goes in which column is not relevant.

  In table assoiciate_order, why is there a foreign key on associated_wp_id constraint, but not on wp_id?

  CONNECT BY is never terribly effective, and NOCYCLE does only make it worse. Depending on your data, in particular how different wp_ids can be in a related group, this may not be practical. You might consider adding a column wp_id_grp in the associate_order table, rather than owning a view and containing a PL/SQL (which would be faster) procedure re - fill this column when associate_order is changed.

  Published by: Frank Kulash on April 17, 2013 18:33

  MLBrown wrote:
  I think I left mouth stumped the Panel...

  Be patient! It's true that the median time for a first response on this forum is less than 10 minutes, but it's because the first response often only pointed out that we need more information. When you provide all the sample data, and a good explanation of the problem, as you did, then people can begin to solve the problem instead of complaining, complaining is so much faster than problems.

• We can create a view or table with a form button?

  We can create a view or table with a form button using forms 6i?
  If Yes, what will be the command?

  Gul says:
  We can create a view or table with a form button using forms 6i?
  If Yes, what will be the command?

  Yes. You can. Use the FORMS_DDL built-in. For example

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      Message ('Table Created');
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  Hope this helps

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• create materialized view log on the table without a primary key

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  (
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    LAST_MON_DAY      DATE,
    VALUE_MON_DAY     DATE,
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    GARDENING_WEIGHT  NUMBER(5,4),
    REASON_CODE       NUMBER(5),
    STAMP_ACTION      VARCHAR2(1 CHAR),
    STAMP_CDATE       DATE                        DEFAULT SYSDATE,
    STAMP_DATE        DATE,
    STAMP_USER        VARCHAR2(15 CHAR),
    REGION_CODE       NUMBER(9)
  )
  table created.
  
  CREATE UNIQUE INDEX client_months_UK  ON client_months 
  (SUBJ_CODE, SERV_CODE, DEBIT_CODE, PERIOD_NUM, REGION_CODE)
  index created.
  
  CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG ON client_months with rowid;
  
  CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW client_months_mv 
  BUILD immediate 
  REFRESH FAST ON COMMIT 
  AS 
  SELECT * FROM client_months;
  
  ORA-12014: table 'CLIENT_MONTHS' does not contain a primary key constraint

  I don't want to refresh the mview when validation is performed on the base table.
  And I don't want to change the base table by adding a primary key.
  
  is it possible to create the mview journal using the unique index? or another solution?
  Please help
  Thanks in advance
  Naama

  Naamas wrote:
  No,
  I already read this post!

  Then you read wrong:

  SQL> CREATE TABLE client_months
    2  (
    3    SUBJ_CODE         NUMBER(4),
    4    SERV_CODE         NUMBER(4),
    5    DEBIT_CODE        NUMBER(4),
    6    PERIOD_NUM        NUMBER(2),
    7    PERIOD_NAME       VARCHAR2(40 CHAR),
    8    FIRST_MON_DAY     DATE,
    9    LAST_MON_DAY      DATE,
   10    VALUE_MON_DAY     DATE,
   11    MONTHES           NUMBER(4,2),
   12    GARDENING_WEIGHT  NUMBER(5,4),
   13    REASON_CODE       NUMBER(5),
   14    STAMP_ACTION      VARCHAR2(1 CHAR),
   15    STAMP_CDATE       DATE                        DEFAULT SYSDATE,
   16    STAMP_DATE        DATE,
   17    STAMP_USER        VARCHAR2(15 CHAR),
   18    REGION_CODE       NUMBER(9)
   19  )
   20  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> CREATE UNIQUE INDEX client_months_UK  ON client_months
    2  (SUBJ_CODE, SERV_CODE, DEBIT_CODE, PERIOD_NUM, REGION_CODE)
    3  /
  
  Index created.
  
  SQL> CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG ON client_months with rowid
    2  /
  
  Materialized view log created.
  
  SQL> CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW client_months_mv
    2  BUILD immediate
    3  REFRESH FAST WITH ROWID ON COMMIT -- pay attention to WITH ROWID
    4  AS
    5  SELECT * FROM client_months
    6  /
  
  Materialized view created.
  
  SQL>
  

  SY.

• 'Invalid metadata objects' when creating materialized views

  Hi experts,
  
  I ran into some trouble. I had an analytic workspace that has grown too quickly (see 11.2.0.2 size AW grows regularly with each generation of cube so I deleted and created a new.)
  
  He seemed to do very well with the tip David Greenfield, gave us in the mentioned forum post, but when I try to activate materialized views (that I had activated in the previous workspace) I am gettig the following error:
  
  -----
  Your metadata changes have been saved, with the following errors
  Invalid metadata objects:
  Invalid object "TABLESPACE. LECTURAS': 'CREATE A MATERIALIZED VIEW 'TABLESPACE' '. "CB$ LECTURAS.
  ORGANIZATION OF CUBE ON THE TABLESPACE. () TABLESPACE_AW
  MADE "LECTURAS_STORED"("LECTURAS_MEASURE_DIM" "LECTURA") IS "LECTURA"
  DIMENSION "TIEMPO" IS "TIEMPO", WITH THE HELP OF "TIEMPO_TIEMPO_HOUR_ID_UNIQUE_KEY."
  DIMENSION 'GEOGRAPHY' IS 'GEOGRAPHY' WITH THE HELP OF 'GEOGRAFIA_GEOGRAFIA_CONTADOR_ID_UNIQUE_KEY')
  POSTPONED BUILD
  UPDATE ON REQUEST
  FORCE
  WITH THE HELP OF CONSTRAINTS OF TRUST
  AS
  (
  SELECT
  TO_CHAR (T1." FEC_LECTURA', "dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss") "TIEMPO"
  T1. "" COD_METERID ""GEOGRAPHY. "
  SUM (T1." VAL_AI_HOR') "LECTURA".
  Of
  TABLESPACE. "' LECTURA_HORARIA_FINAL ' T1
  GROUP BY
  (TO_CHAR (T1." (FEC_LECTURA"," hh24:mi:ss dd/mm/yyyy '), T1. ("' COD_METERID")
  )
  ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
  "
  -----
  
  This same script running in SQLDeveloper gives the same error in line 17, which is the FROM clause. BUT I can run the select by itself and returns the expected result. If the table exists in the correct storage space.
  
  I must be missing something big...
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Joan
  
  P.S.: In the above code I use 'SPACE' to replace the real name from username and a tablespace (which is the same) for reasons of confidentiality.

  When you run the select statement, you connect to the same user you are trying to activate the VM?

  You can create a standard (No cube) MV with the same select statement? (Connected to the same user that you used in AWM).

  "CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW "TABLESPACE"."MV_TEST"
    BUILD DEFERRED
    REFRESH ON DEMAND
    FORCE
    USING TRUSTED CONSTRAINTS
  AS
  (
    SELECT
     TO_CHAR(T1."FEC_LECTURA", 'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') "TIEMPO",
     T1."COD_METERID" "GEOGRAFIA",
     SUM(T1."VAL_AI_HOR") "LECTURA"
    FROM
     TABLESPACE."LECTURA_HORARIA_FINAL" T1
    GROUP BY
     (TO_CHAR(T1."FEC_LECTURA", 'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') , T1."COD_METERID")
  )
  {code}