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• Why sql sever database design is used for essbas?

  Hello
  I'm new on Hyperion technology. I would like to know why we use any RDBM as sql sever design of database for essbase, which in itself is the database. What is the main difference between these two databases?
  My understanding is that law Essbase as same as SSAS for cube and the strengthening of the dimension. And they use the database design to store tables and other information.
  
  Thank you

  A relational database can be used for a number of reasons with Essbase (and in some cases). It comes
  1. a repository for system tables for Shared services, EAS, Studio, EPMA, workspace, etc. of financial management
  2. a data source to load Essbase
  3. a workspace for transformations

• database design patterns

  I would like to learn more on "database design patterns ', on the internet, I can't find good web page for this.
  It should describe what data models are performed all list and describe when to use them.

  CharlesRoos wrote:
  Design patterns traditional relational database transactional table is what I'm looking for.

  There is not really such a beast - or at least no I ran into when dealing with RDBMS designs. The approach that is usually used is a "high level data model" (often called an entity-relationship diagram). This DR. would then become the plan of action for the implementation of the physical database model.

  Also such patterns exist in the database. Simpler is so-called ' header and lines plan tables "which should explain to create 2 tables and link/join with next path and it can become such performance or other problems with this model and so on.

  This isn't really a model - is standardization and what is expected of relations in 3NF.

  Also, it is wrong to assume that a "+ header - and - line-tables +" exist purely for performance problems. In fact, it can actually be slower done as 2 separate table (using 3NF) more simple using only one table (2NF).

  I remember a design methodology called Tetrach (not sure of spelling) I have done a few courses in, in the 1980s. It deals with the prediction of the performance of the relational data models. Simply put - if you have an invoice that usually consists of a single header line and 20 lines of line, processing invoices will require an average of 21 St / s (logical or physical) by Bill. 2NF, it will take a single e/s - however, the data model and then imposes a limit of 20 lines per invoice (never forget the story on such a structure coding problems).

  However, if the system is I/O forcing then? You decide on a single i/o per invoice (by limiting the flexibility of the data model) or 21 St / s per invoice (and face the real possibility that the system may be impossible to successfully treat all invoices received in time for shipment orders)?

  Well, this isn't really that relevant more with modern equipment of today and storage systems - but it still illustrates to the point that performance alone is not the primary consideration for database designs.

  When to use patter 'create 2 separate identical tables to separate the same kind of business objects, for exmple GoodTeachersTable and BadTeachersTable' and explain why and when creating this model. And so on. There are 30 such techniques of model I guess than that. University teaches only that we have "one-to-many" - thing in the world, that I'm not interested.

  I think you're confusing models of object oriented with relational data modeling design. There is no "+ patterns +" in the data model relationship - with the exception of different normal is a get - with the fundamental objective of correctly normalizing the data model to 3NF as part of a proven recipe of a robust, functional and scalable data model design.

• Need information about the Tables in database in Oracle Apps

  Hello

  I am looking for information about the Tables in database in Oracle Apps.

  Is it possible that we could see the (column name, description of each column, the primary key, foreign key etc.) the table structure in database (e.g. HZ_PARTIES, CS_INCIDENTS_ALL_B, csf_debrief_headers) used in Oracle 11i applications?

  ETRM. Oracle.com

  concerning

  Pravin

• How can I create a new database without table using database configuration

  How can I create a new database without table using database configuration

  You can search for your "DBA 2 days" version oracle documentation for your version.  You should also read the manual of the concepts.  Create your own schema is pretty basic, all you have to do is to create a user.  Don't use dba or system for your own objects.

• The use of tables of database for authentication in the ADF

  Hello

  I need to use my user table in the database for authentication in ADF (adf 11.1.2).

  I have 3 categories: agent admin and user is unique, each has its own page, logging, the application checks the type of user and directs its jsf task or the page of the jsf page flow.

  I have a user with the type attribute table

  HOW CAN I MAKE THIS PRAYER.

  Hello

  See links below.

  Whatever Fusion Middleware: Tables database user to implement authentication in the ADF

  Java / Oracle SOA blog: the use of tables of database as in WebLogic authentication provider

• Export all tables of database in CSV

  I use Oracle 10 g Release 2
  
  I need to export all tables of database on an oracle schema to it's corrosponding to the CSV files.
  
  Can I use 'EXP U_name/pswd GRANTS = Y TABLES = (table_A, table_B, table_C)'. ?
  
  All advice is a plus.
  Thanks in advance
  Jay

  PL post OS and database versions.

  If you have access to run the export to database utilities, and then use the parameter TABLES as you pointed

  exp - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/original_export.htm#sthref1927
  expdp - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_export.htm#sthref135

  HTH
  Srini

• OLTP database design...

  Dear team,
  
  I would like to know some books / links that explains the concepts of OLTP database design...
  
  If one of the experts has done this before, please share experiences and ideas...
  
  Thank you
  NIC...

  Thanks for the correction,

• How can I know because of what table in database, causing the chaining line

  Hello
  
  
  Please help me that how can I know because of what table in database, causing the chaining line?

  Hello

  hope that you have already created the table utlchain. Or otherwise create as below.

  SQL > @?/rdbms/admin/utlchain.sql

  And try to run the script again.

  I tried with the following example in the following link.

  http://psoug.org/reference/chained_rows.html

  His works very well and it will list the tables.

  Or try the row chaining and Migration of line [ID 122020.1]

  It has all the necessary steps to do so.

  Thank you
  Rognard

• Database design issues

  Y at - it a forum that deals with issues of General database design, such as the definition of primary keys, unique constraints, Check constraints, indexes, etc.?
  I searched but could not find it. Maybe I missed it. Thank you.

  General, database or SQL/PLSQL:

  http://forums.Oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=18

• Tables of database Access through workspaces

  Hello
  Is it possible to access the tables of database across workspaces. I have a request in the workspace of CS that needs access to a table in the TS workspace? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
  Sharon

  First of all, make sure that your username APEX has rights to the appropriate tables.

  Then simply precede the name of the table with the schema name. I use it in a couple of my applications, and it works fine.

• for all tables of database

  Hello
  I found the following in the Oracle documentation for example: detection of Corruption (in the Guide10g Release 2 (10.2) B14231 - 02 of the administrator):

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  DECLARE num_corrupt INT;
  BEGIN
  num_corrupt := 0;
  DBMS_REPAIR.CHECK_OBJECT (
  SCHEMA_NAME => 'SCOTT',
  OBJECT_NAME => 'DEPT',
  REPAIR_TABLE_NAME => 'REPAIR_TABLE',
  CORRUPT_COUNT => num_corrupt);
  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('number corrupt: ' || TO_CHAR (num_corrupt));
  END;
  /

  Can you help me to change it to check all tables in database?
  Thank you.

  Hello

  The last lines should be

  END LOOP;
  END;
  / 
  

  Concerning
  Peter

• nested table disappears in design mode

  Hello
  
  Sometimes, when I have nested tables, the intimate table disappears in Design view. The table looks fine in a browser, however. Anyone know what is happening?
  Thank you!

  The technical term is that the syntax of table is horked.

  After detached the model, there are tons of tags highlighted in yellow
  in the code.

  --
  Alan
  Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver

  http://www.Adobe.com/communities/experts/

• Database design considerations

  I'm a student project in Oracle 10 g. I wanted to know if anyone could mention some design considerations that go into the conceptual and logical database design phases. I know space cannot afford here, so if anyone has links to resources, I would be very grateful.

  Lasirius,

  Here are some useful links for

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_design

  http://woork.blogspot.com/2008/09/10-useful-articles-about-database.html

  http://www.evolt.org/article/Beginning_Database_Design_Part_I/18/27137/index.html

  And to discover the concepts of oracle database.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/TOC.htm

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• Database design

  What are the different approaches to solve this problem?

  Design of database tables to mimic the hierarchical file system.  (e.g. drives, directories, files, include common date for properties such as name, readonly, size, created).

  (a) name of the database 'Interview_FirstnameLastName'.

  b) Design should support files in the root of the drive, or any number of levels down.  (for example c:\test.txt, d:\test\text.txt, c:\test\test\text.txt, etc.)

  c) create a script to insert test data in tables.  Must have at least 25 records.  You can also create processes to take a base path and fill the database by browsing a directory tree.

  (d) provide scripts to create the tables, relationships, indexes or a backup of the database. 

  e. write a stored procedure (usp_FileSearch) that takes the text 1 (@criteria) parameter.  It should return a containing all defined data files whose name contains @criteria.   Returns the ID of the file, the full path, file name, readonly, size, date of creation)

  Frank did not mention explicitly (yet)

  A tree (data structure) perfectly fits your needs:

  1. root = drive
  2. nodes = files
  3. sheets = files

  Concerning

  Etbin