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• Custom folder - basic questions

  Hello world
  
  Hope everything goes well...
  
  I am aware that one can create a
  Declaration and to use it to create a custom folder of discoverer.
  
  I was wondering when you tend to go with this approach?
  
  You do this so that you can-
  (1) avoid complex queries of Discoverer - for example, you want to avoid using too many analytical functions
  in order to prepare the data using SQL?
  
  
  (2) create a NEW query to scout out this custom folder
  This technique is so want to do a query on a query
  
  I would like to create a custom for these 2 reasons folder.
  
  What are your opinions? TX, sandra

  Hi Sandra,.

  Let's specify the terms:

  Normally, you developed your Select statement that returns the data you need in the discoverer. Now, you have two choices:

  1. send the SQL your administrator to Disco and to allow him to create a custom Discoverer folder, where it uses your SQL directly (copy & paste is discoverer admin)

  2. you can use your Select statement and store it in the database and give it a name. do you it through:
  Create view your_view_name
  as
  Select in...;

  You can use this view as any other table to select:
  Select * from your_view_name;

  And it returns the same results as your first select statement. The advantage is that this view exists as an object in the comic book, means that anyone can use (for example for testing), while you as developer maintain.

  When you have a view, then in the administrator of discoverer rather than create a custom folder you can create a 'normal' folder through "New database folder". Then it will list all your tables and views in the database, if you select your point of view "your_view_name" and it will create a folder for this (each column in the view will get something in the etc folder).

  With regard to performance: you usually can't tell that this or that performs better, because the select statement of the view and in the custom folder may be the same. However if it is in the comic book as a point of view, then the DBA can monitor and optimize the performance of better, since it can be seen as an object.

  Beside that, there are some limitations for select statements that you can use in a custom folder. You don't have these limits in the views of the DB. However, these are fairly complex statements that you maybe do not miss so far...

  Benefits for testing regarding:
  The advantage with a view of DB is: you create a view for your select statement and then you can ask someone else to check if it returns the correct data. They will have to do a:
  Select * from your_view_name where...;

  If something is not correct, you change the view, but you don't need to send them the SQL Mail again... SQLs mail is something I try to avoid, because people always copy & paste errors or e-mail program does stupid things with the code or something else... I prefer to keep the 'application' (statement of code / select source) hidden from the person that tests... they can validate based on the results.

  But I don't want to focus too much on this one, since normally it should test your users in Discoverer, it is that they will use, so they should test here. And here, it doesn't have a difference for the end user you have views or custom folders.

  With regard to the control of Source Code or "Version Control":
  We use CVS or Subversion to store the code of our program. Then all the program code is stored in a version control system, so that you can keep track of the evolution over time, see which version is installed when (we 'labels' with the date of the deployment on the version installed) etc.

  I assume that you store your program code somewhere in a folder, and you are using different folders for different versions or something. It's pretty nasty, CVS or Subversion or systems like this easier ;)

  Regarding the automatic deployment:
  Once we have developed a certain program (statement, package), and it works fine, then store us it as a new version in our CVS (version control). Then we do a UAT (user acceptance testing). IF all goes well and approved for production, so it must be installed on the production server.
  For this, we have a so-called deployment & generation system. We use ANTS to it (comes from the Java community I think).

  What we do when we want to have something installed: we run a script called 'build.sh' with some parameters:
  Build.sh deploy_production mon_project

  This means we want to deploy the program "mon_project" on the production system. the rest is handled by the script:
  1. download the latest version of the program from CVS code
  2. prepare & copy all the files on the production servers
  3. run one or several scripts on the production servers installation install everything (for example it will run our "create view... "script via SQLPlus)."
  4. check if the installation goes very well
  5. put a label/sticker in CVS that this version of the specific program has been installed on the current date on the production system

  You can add things more if you want... of course not everything is automated on our site, for example the discoverer files are always born manually. But it is an action of time. If you make a minor change to the view of DB (not), then you must install the new version of the view only, but nothing should be done in discoverer with the folder.

  Well, I could go on for a long time explain the concept more... But meanwhile, I forgot already what was the initial problem :-D

  Best regards
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• Which is better: view or custom folder

  Hi all
  I work in Discoverer 10 g 2 and 10 gr 2 Oracle database.
  I developed a few business sectors and handed over to the company and the system works well.
  Now business wants a link or a feature that requires to connect 5 existing folders and this link will appear on the screen 7 items these records.
  As it is a complex join, I think to provide a custom folder with all elements of reaquired (which exist in those folders) in the tables that connects all these tables in a view.
  There are two ways to do:
  One, create a view in the database and map a simple folder to it.
  Two, create a cutom folder with the same query.
  I was wondering if a method is preferable on other maintenace point of view or any other consideration.
  There are no restrictions in our society to create new views. If I create a view, I grant all users the right to select on that. In the custom folder I need not to worry about privileges.
  I was reading another thread last: migrate folders customized views of the database which, in my view, that view is a better option.
  
  Please suggest.
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: amar Sep 14, 2009 08:26

  Hello

  If you are able to create views this option is always better for complex joins. Dependencies are managed in the database and complex queries are stored in the database to which they belong.

  You don't need to select all your users privileges, because you should use database roles. You just need to grant the role of discoverer database selection.

  Rod West

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  Sandra Moore1951

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