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Discoverer
Training On
Oracle Discoverer Desktop/Plus
Oct 2003
The most familiar layout for data, a table, lists data in rows and
columns.
Open an existing
workbook will prompt
you to open from
My Computer
Database
Scheduling Manager
Recently Used List
Calculations defined
for the items added to
the Selected list
appear in the final
dialog box.
You can select the
calculations as part of
the new worksheet or
workbook, or create
new calculations.
Example in screen
print:
Larger the
Ordered quantity,
the larger the
graphic bar
In sample report,
diff_order_ship_qty greater
than 0 are highlighted as
exception
Rows for tables are fetched from the database incrementally in groups.
The number of rows in each group is specified in the Options dialog box
based on the value set in the option “Retrieve data incrementally in
groups of.”
Click the Query Governor tab on the Options dialog box to see that option
(Sheet> Edit Sheet> Options)
To override that setting you can retrieve all the rows at once instead of
incrementally (Sheet > Retrieve All Rows).
****Retrieving all rows applies only to tabular style reports.
To count the number of rows (Sheet > Count All Rows), A message will
display the total number of rows.
Tools> Parameters
Tools> Options
Tools> Options
Normal Mode
Apps Mode
Tools> Options
Tools> Options
You can run Discoverer from the command line and perform a
limited number of tasks automatically, for example,
opening or printing a Workbook.
To run a command line option:
1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Run.
2. Type:
<drive>\orant\discvr4\dis4usr.exe /connect
me/mypassword@mydatabase<option>
Where ’me’ is your Discoverer ID,
’mypassword’ is your Discoverer password,
’mydatabase’ is the Oracle database to which you want to
connect