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This document provides instructions to display a custom database view in the Oracle Talent Profile region. It involves creating a view with column aliases starting with D_ or d_, adding a lookup, and configuring a dynamic view instance on the Talent Profile page to connect to the custom view and allow filtering.

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How To Display Costom DB View Talen Profile-1

This document provides instructions to display a custom database view in the Oracle Talent Profile region. It involves creating a view with column aliases starting with D_ or d_, adding a lookup, and configuring a dynamic view instance on the Talent Profile page to connect to the custom view and allow filtering.

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Step by step instruction on how to display custom database view from the Talent Profile region.

This document is based on (Please refer to Displaying Custom Content as Talent Profile Page Regions
section)

Oracle Talent Profile in Oracle SSHR


Guide
Release 12.1
Step1:
Create a database view, make sure to alias starting with 'D_' or 'd_' for the view columns that you want
to display on the Talent Profile page.
-- Create a Custom View that you would like to display in the Talent Profile Page.
-- Any Column that is to be displayed in the talent profile page must be aliased and start with "D_" or
"d_"
-- Login As Apps user. If you prefer you can also add a WHERE condition in the view (like any other
Database view)
Note: This example will display the persons Global and Local names and their employee number.)
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW xxhr_tp_cus_disp_vw AS
SELECT person_id,
global_name D_GLOBAL_NAME,
local_name D_LOCAL_NAME,
employee_number D_EMPLOYEE_NUMBER
FROM per_all_people_f

Step2: Create Lookup, Navigation US Super HRMS Manager -> Other Definitions -> Lookup Tables
Add the lookup code for HR_TP_NAME_TRANSLATIONS this should match to database column alias
names (stating with D_), add a meaning, save.

Save.
Now Login to Oracle Application Home page.
Navigate to Talent Profile page (Example: Manager Self-Service -> Talent Profile)

Click on the Personalize page at the top of the page.


Navigate to Content tab in Personalize Page: Talent Profile page.

Scroll down and Click Add Content (by clicking the green + sign) below an existing region.

This will display the Add Content page.

Select one of the available existing Dynamic View Instance

Click Apply button.

Now Click on the Edit button to change the configure the dynamic region to enter the title.

Scroll to the DyncVwFlexRN<#>.TextCellRN row and click the Personalize icon of the Static Styled Text
item. Note: <#> corresponds to the view Dynamic View Instance number (in the above example its 3)

Change the Prompt field with the desired title such as Test to display custom DB view and click Apply.

Click Apply button.

Click on the personalize link to personalize the region.


The Dynamic View has three parameters that you must configure to display data in the region:
* Layout Style: Valid values are: TABLE - Table Layout and FORM Message Component (Form) Style
Layout
* DyViewName: The database view name that you created to show the required data in the custom
region.
* DyWhereClause: Any additional where clause that is required to further filter the data retrieved from
the view

Complete View -> Expand All

Click on the personalize icon next to Static Styled Text: (DyncVwFlexRN<#>.DyViewName)


Note: <#> corresponds to the view Dynamic View Instance number (in the above example its 3).

Click the personalize icon of the DyViewName item to specify the database view name.
Change the Prompt field with the desired database view name (Example: This is database view you
would like to display that has column alias starting with 'D_' or 'd_' , created in Step1 above) for the
region and click Apply.

To make use of the DyWhereClause so you can view information for a specific piece of data, in this

case the person for which the Manager is viewing the talent profile see the example screen shot:

Alter the prompt on the where clause to person_id = ##PERSON_ID##

Click Apply Button.


Click Return to Application link at the bottom of the page.

Click Show link for the Region

Now as the Manager, pick a different person to view.


Click the Show Profile button.

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