Chapter 6: Using Designer to Build a Basic Universe

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In Chapter 5, I discussed the importance of aligning the universe with business goals and reviewed the basic components of a universe. In this chapter, you will get much more technical and look at all the options and parameters that help you build the universe and manage the complexity of user queries.

Launching Designer

Administrators use Designer to build universes. If your BusinessObjects deployment includes a repository (which is not required), Designer presents you with a logon screen.

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If your implementation has multiple repositories, then pay careful attention to which repository you log in to. Most large companies will have both a test and a production repository. Users may only ever see the production repository and may not necessarily have to select a repository; they access the production one automatically.

As a universe designer, though, it is easy to forget which repository you are working in, as the only time you see the repository name is when you first log in. Confusion between repositories may cause you to accidentally overwrite the wrong universe or to upload universes to a place that users cannot access.



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Business Objects(c) The Complete Reference
Cisco Field Manual: Catalyst Switch Configuration
ISBN: 72262656
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 206

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