Defining views

You can define new views and modify/delete existing views in this page.

The “Define View” page appears.

The system displays the following:

View Owner

The name of the user who created the view.

View Name

The name of the view (Alphanumeric, 255). Mandatory.

Note: You cannot modify the view name for an existing view.

View Display Name

The name of the view, as it appears in the “Inquiries” activity (Alphanumeric, 255). Mandatory.

Help facility available.

Display Row Count

The number of rows to be displayed in the view result grid (Integer). The value specified here overrides the value specified for “Default Display Row Count for View Result Grid” in the “DCube Settings” activity.

Population Procedure Name

The unique population procedure that should be associated with the view (Alphanumeric, 255). This procedure would be executed before the values appear in the view.

Deletion Procedure Name

The deletion procedure associated with the view (Alphanumeric, 255). This procedure would be executed after the values appear in the view. It cleans the values filtered for the view.

Data entry in this field is mandatory, if you have specified the population procedure.

Scratch Table Name

The name of the table used internally by Dcube, for storing values defined for horizontal partitioning and data alarm conditions (Alphanumeric, 255).

View Type

Use the drop-down list box to specify the view type. Mandatory. The system lists the following options:

§          Adhoc – Select this option to retrieve adhoc views.

§          Audit – Select this option to retrieve audit views.

§          Report – Select this option to retrieve report views.

Component

Use the drop-down list box to select the business component with which the view would be associated. Mandatory. The system lists all the available business components .

Drill Down View

Check this box if the view should appear in “Inquiries” activity. This box should be checked for all standalone views and first level view in a drill down chain.

Public Access

Check this box to allow users other than the view owner, to access the view definition. Only views created with this public access appear as existing views for other users. If you do not check this box, the view is visible only to the user who created it.

This check box setting is applicable only in “Define Views” activity. The view will be available for the end user in “Inquiries” activity, irrespective of this setting.

Inherit View Rights for New Columns

Check this box to grant view rights for columns that have been newly added to the existing view.

This setting is applicable only during view modification. If this box is checked and if there exists at least another column in the view for which rights has been granted for a particular role, then rights will be automatically granted for the new columns added to that role.

User Can modify Filter Conditions

Check this box to allow the user to modify the filter conditions. If this box is unchecked, then the user can change only “Value” and “Enumerated Value” columns of the “Filter Inputs” multiline, in the “Dynamic Filters” page.

Has Horizontal Partitioning

Check this box to configure the view for horizontal partitioning.

Has Data Alarm

Check this box to configure the view for data alarm conditions.

To save the view details

Note: The system ensures that the “Scratch Table Name” is entered, if horizontal partitioning and/or data alarm are enabled for the view.

To create a new view

The system clears the fields and allows you to enter the view details for a new view.

To delete the view

To copy view details

To specify the publish details for the view

Publish View

Use the drop-down list box to specify whether the view must be published or not. The system lists the options “Yes” and “No”.

If the publish status is set as “Yes”, or if the publish status is changed from “No” to “Yes”, the system ensures the following:

If the publish status is changed from “Yes” to “No” and the view currently being used is in “Inquiries” activity, the you cannoy un-publish the view. In such cases you can use “Un-Publish View Forcefully to un-publish the view.

To proceed, carry out the following

Note: This page will be invoked only for views, for which population procedure has been defined.

Note: This page will be invoked only if data alarm is enabled for the view.

Note: This page will be invoked only if more than one table is specified for the view.

Note: This page will be invoked only if horizontal partitioning is enabled for the view.

Note: This page will be invoked only if tables are specified for the view, using the “Specify Tables” page.

Note: This page will be invoked only for views, for which population procedure has been defined.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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