Integrating IBM Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 with Reporting Arena Excel Converter to generate documents from various IBM Rational tools in MS Excel format.
RPE - Template formating, style and stylesheet usageGEBS Reporting
The document discusses creating styles and using stylesheets in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) document templates. It provides steps to:
1) Create a Word stylesheet to define styles for headings in the Word output.
2) Design the template's first page with a title, image and borders using tables and styles.
3) Add content areas and define a master page with headers and footers for navigation.
Using Rational Publishing Engine to generate documents from Rational RhapsodyGEBS Reporting
The goal of this tutorial is to introduce to the user the basics of using Rational Publishing Engine to extract data from Rational Rhapsody and create output documents to present in a friendly way the extracted data.
At the end of this tutorial the user will know how to create an RPE template for Rhapsody, how to obtain a valid Rhapsody schema and how to run a document specification to extract data from Rational Rhapsody.
This document provides instructions for creating a traceability report in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) that links together requirements from Rational Requirements Composer (RRC), test plans and test cases from Rational Quality Manager (RQM), and work items from Rational Team Concert (RTC). It describes creating an XML data source, iterating through each module to display attributes in tables, adding hyperlinks between elements, and defining a master page with a header and footer.
Rational Publishing Engine with Rational DOORSGEBS Reporting
The document describes how to use Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) to extract data from a Rational DOORS module and linked modules to generate an output document. It provides steps to:
1) Iterate through objects in a DOORS module and display attributes.
2) Configure an RPE data source to extract data from linked modules.
3) Filter and extract children objects from the linked modules.
4) Use schema discovery to add new attributes and update the schema.
5) Create templates, queries, containers and other elements to display the extracted DOORS data in paragraphs, tables and other structures in the output document.
This document provides instructions for using the XLS Processor Engine utility to design templates in Microsoft Excel and publish reports from those templates in Oracle BI Publisher. The summary describes:
1) The utility allows templates to be designed natively in Excel by adding markup, then converts them to an XSL format readable by BI Publisher.
2) Instructions are provided on setting up the template with placeholders, groups, filters and other elements and uploading the converted template.
3) The document outlines how to publish reports from the Excel template in BI Publisher and view the output.
This document provides release notes for Oracle9i Reports Developer Release 2 (9.0.2) from April 2002. It describes general issues, configuration issues, UI issues, and workarounds. Key points include deprecated features from earlier versions, issues with pluggable data sources, configuration of the Reports_CLASSPATH variable, and enabling source control in the Windows UI. The document provides technical details and troubleshooting guidance for using Oracle9i Reports Developer.
Altering Drop-Down Menus for Admissions IT Service Request FormEdwin Jackson
This document outlines steps to alter drop-down menus on an admissions IT service request form by editing XML files. The steps include opening the SharePoint site in Designer, navigating to the XML file, opening it for editing, copying/inserting/removing XML entries, and updating IDs. Changes are saved and tested on the form.
This document discusses reporting tools in Oracle Applications 11i, focusing on Oracle Reports 6i. It provides an overview of character and bitmap reports in Oracle Reports 6i, how to design reports in each mode, and differences between the two. It also covers building queries, adding parameters, using the layout model, and integrating PL/SQL code through triggers.
This document provides an overview of creating paper reports using the Report Wizard in Oracle. It describes building tabular, break, mailing label, matrix, and grouped matrix reports. The key components of reports like the data model, layout, and parameters are outlined. The document also covers invoking the wizard, selecting data sources, building queries, modifying fields and labels, applying templates, and previewing reports in a browser. The objectives are to learn how to generate different paper report styles using the Report Wizard and Query Builder.
Waiting too long for Excel's VLOOKUP? Use SQLite for simple data analysis!Amanda Lam
** This workshop was conducted in the Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017 **
Excel formulas can be quite slow when you're processing data files with thousands of rows. It's also especially difficult to maintain the files when you have some messy mixture of VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables, Macros and VBAs.
In this interactive workshop targeted for non-coders, we will make use of SQLite, a very lightweight and portable open source database library, to perform some simple and repeatable data analysis on large datasets that are publicly available. We will also explore what you can further do with the data by using some powerful extensions of SQLite.
While SQLite may not totally replace Excel in many ways, after the workshop you will find that it can improve your work efficiency and make your life much easier in so many use cases!
Who should attend this workshop?
- If you're frustrated with the slow performance of Excel formulas when dealing with large datasets in your daily work
- No coding experience is required
This document provides information on data models in BI Publisher and their components. A data model contains instructions to retrieve structured data from one or more sources to generate BI Publisher reports. It can extract, transform, and aggregate data. Key components of a data model include data sets, triggers, flexfields, lists of values, parameters, and bursting definitions. The data model editor allows users to link data between sets, perform calculations, and select from various data sources when building a data model. It provides an interface to design the data structure and properties. Parameters and lists of values can be added to allow for user filtering of report data.
The document describes the features and interface of the Programming Without Coding Technology (PWCT) environment. The PWCT environment allows visual programming through a graphical interface and contains various windows and tools for visual programming, including a server units window to manage server code, a goal designer to create goals to override code, and designers for interactions and transporters. It provides features like visual programming languages, framework extensions, and supports multiple operating systems.
Oracle Fusion HCM provides four predefined tree structures - department trees, organization trees, position trees, and geography trees - to represent hierarchical organizational data. Department trees are mostly used for security and messaging, with departments as nodes. Organization trees can be automatically set up or custom built. Position trees establish reporting relationships. Geography trees specify locations for events. The document provides instructions for creating and structuring a department tree in Oracle Fusion.
This document discusses various ways to share and incorporate external data in Microsoft Excel 2007, including:
1) Setting up shared workbooks for multiple users to collaborate and track revisions.
2) Applying and modifying passwords to control access to shared workbooks.
3) Importing and exporting XML and HTML data using schemas and web queries.
4) Running web queries to retrieve external data from the internet and save it in Excel.
The document discusses the Oracle development tool D2K (Developer 2000). It provides information on what D2K is, the different versions, how to develop applications using it, and the key components and objects used in application development. D2K can be used to develop web-based applications and supports technologies like Java, HTML and connectivity to different databases. It uses a RAD approach to minimize coding and improve productivity.
Constraints are the rules enforced on the data columns of a table. These are used to limit the type of data that can go into a table. This ensures the accuracy and reliability of the data in the database.
Constraints can be divided into following two types:
Column level constraints : limits only column data
Table level constraints : limits whole table data
Aggregate Functions
Style Intelligence is a business intelligence tool that allows users to connect to data sources, create queries to retrieve and transform data, and build dashboards and reports for data exploration, analysis, and collaboration. The document provides step-by-step instructions for connecting to common data sources like spreadsheets, databases, and text files; creating queries using a wizard or SQL; and importing data files.
This document is a user manual for SQLiteManager, a GUI database manager for SQLite databases. It provides an overview of the software's main features and capabilities. SQLiteManager allows users to create and manage SQLite 2, SQLite 3, and in-memory databases. It includes panels for designing database schemas, managing data, writing and executing SQL queries, analyzing performance, and more. The manual describes each panel and feature in detail to help users understand and make full use of the database management software.
Excel and SQL Quick Tricks for Merchandiserswebhostingguy
This document provides instructions for using Microsoft SQL and Excel to extract data from a SmartSite SQL database, manipulate it in Excel using functions, and update the SQL tables with the modified data to streamline content work. It covers connecting to and querying SQL databases, common Excel functions for editing data, and steps for importing an Excel file into a SQL table to update information. Examples of specific SQL queries and Excel functions are provided along with a scenario walking through the full process.
Templates in FrameMaker allow for consistent formatting of documents. They contain paragraph formats, character formats, master pages, and other styles. Templates can be unstructured, containing basic styles, or structured, containing element definitions for structured authoring. The Paragraph Designer and Character Designer are used to create and manage paragraph and character formats, respectively. Formats determine text styling and can be updated, renamed, or deleted as needed for templates.
Introduction to Oracle Fusion BIP ReportingGurpreet singh
Oracle Fusion Applications uses Oracle Business Intelligence platform for reporting and analytics. There are three main types of reports: operational reports for statutory requirements, analytics for interactive data visualizations, and dashboards that combine different reporting components. The document then outlines the steps to create a sample report in Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher (BIP), including defining a data model, creating a report layout using the wizard or manually, and running the report online or scheduling as a job. It also discusses various report layout properties that can be configured.
The document describes how to build a Movie List application using ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework Core by explaining how to set up the model classes, controllers, views, and database context to display, add, edit and delete movie data, relating movies to genres and making the URLs more user-friendly. It provides code examples for each part of the application.
This document discusses using Excel for reporting purposes by connecting it to a database using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). It provides an overview of ADO basics like using connection and recordset objects to retrieve and manipulate data. The document then covers building reports programmatically in Excel/VBA by inserting row/column headers from database tables, retrieving data blocks using SQL queries, and applying formatting/styles. The goal is to automate report generation while storing transactional data in a proper database for audit trails, security, and referential integrity.
This document provides an overview of using SQLite and the sTunes database for SQL and scripting training. It discusses launching the DB Browser software and opening the sTunes database for exploration. It also covers getting started with SQLite queries, including notation techniques, basic query structure, sorting results, limiting results, and using various SQL operators in queries. The document provides examples of queries using concepts like aliases, WHERE clauses, wildcards, dates, logical operators, and CASE statements.
The document describes how to use the FormView control in ASP.NET to display, insert, update and delete data from a database table. It explains that FormView uses templates like ItemTemplate, EditItemTemplate and InsertItemTemplate to display data. Code examples are provided to populate the FormView from a database, handle events like editing, inserting and updating records, and use FindControl to access form fields.
1) The MEMIA product provides impact assessments of memory compilers with changes to SPICE by generating results in an Excel sheet and graphical formats.
2) It uses Perl, shell scripting, and Visual Basic to copy MCF setups, update them, run simulations, and save results in Excel.
3) Key parameters analyzed include leakage power, read/write power, threshold voltage, and timing parameters. Results are compared across compilers and SPICE versions through pivot tables and graphs generated from the Excel output.
Creating reports in oracle e business suite using xml publisherSamchi Fouzee
This document provides instructions for creating reports in Oracle E-Business Suite using XML Publisher. It describes how to set the Oracle Reports report output to XML, use Concurrent Manager to generate a sample XML file, create an RTF template in Word, and deploy the template to the Template Manager. The goal is to create a customer balance letter report that lists unpaid invoices for a customer using XML Publisher templates.
XLS Processor Engine How To, Tutorials, Tips & TricksEarl Grau
This document provides instructions for using the XLS Processor Engine utility to design templates in Microsoft Excel and publish reports from those templates in Oracle BI Publisher. The summary describes:
1) How the utility converts Excel templates to XSL-XML templates that can be uploaded and used in BI Publisher.
2) Key steps in the process like adding markup to the Excel template, uploading the XSL template, and setting viewer options to view the published report in Excel.
3) Examples of how to add different types of markup to the Excel template like placeholders, groups, if/choose statements, and sorting.
This document provides an overview of creating paper reports using the Report Wizard in Oracle. It describes building tabular, break, mailing label, matrix, and grouped matrix reports. The key components of reports like the data model, layout, and parameters are outlined. The document also covers invoking the wizard, selecting data sources, building queries, modifying fields and labels, applying templates, and previewing reports in a browser. The objectives are to learn how to generate different paper report styles using the Report Wizard and Query Builder.
Waiting too long for Excel's VLOOKUP? Use SQLite for simple data analysis!Amanda Lam
** This workshop was conducted in the Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017 **
Excel formulas can be quite slow when you're processing data files with thousands of rows. It's also especially difficult to maintain the files when you have some messy mixture of VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables, Macros and VBAs.
In this interactive workshop targeted for non-coders, we will make use of SQLite, a very lightweight and portable open source database library, to perform some simple and repeatable data analysis on large datasets that are publicly available. We will also explore what you can further do with the data by using some powerful extensions of SQLite.
While SQLite may not totally replace Excel in many ways, after the workshop you will find that it can improve your work efficiency and make your life much easier in so many use cases!
Who should attend this workshop?
- If you're frustrated with the slow performance of Excel formulas when dealing with large datasets in your daily work
- No coding experience is required
This document provides information on data models in BI Publisher and their components. A data model contains instructions to retrieve structured data from one or more sources to generate BI Publisher reports. It can extract, transform, and aggregate data. Key components of a data model include data sets, triggers, flexfields, lists of values, parameters, and bursting definitions. The data model editor allows users to link data between sets, perform calculations, and select from various data sources when building a data model. It provides an interface to design the data structure and properties. Parameters and lists of values can be added to allow for user filtering of report data.
The document describes the features and interface of the Programming Without Coding Technology (PWCT) environment. The PWCT environment allows visual programming through a graphical interface and contains various windows and tools for visual programming, including a server units window to manage server code, a goal designer to create goals to override code, and designers for interactions and transporters. It provides features like visual programming languages, framework extensions, and supports multiple operating systems.
Oracle Fusion HCM provides four predefined tree structures - department trees, organization trees, position trees, and geography trees - to represent hierarchical organizational data. Department trees are mostly used for security and messaging, with departments as nodes. Organization trees can be automatically set up or custom built. Position trees establish reporting relationships. Geography trees specify locations for events. The document provides instructions for creating and structuring a department tree in Oracle Fusion.
This document discusses various ways to share and incorporate external data in Microsoft Excel 2007, including:
1) Setting up shared workbooks for multiple users to collaborate and track revisions.
2) Applying and modifying passwords to control access to shared workbooks.
3) Importing and exporting XML and HTML data using schemas and web queries.
4) Running web queries to retrieve external data from the internet and save it in Excel.
The document discusses the Oracle development tool D2K (Developer 2000). It provides information on what D2K is, the different versions, how to develop applications using it, and the key components and objects used in application development. D2K can be used to develop web-based applications and supports technologies like Java, HTML and connectivity to different databases. It uses a RAD approach to minimize coding and improve productivity.
Constraints are the rules enforced on the data columns of a table. These are used to limit the type of data that can go into a table. This ensures the accuracy and reliability of the data in the database.
Constraints can be divided into following two types:
Column level constraints : limits only column data
Table level constraints : limits whole table data
Aggregate Functions
Style Intelligence is a business intelligence tool that allows users to connect to data sources, create queries to retrieve and transform data, and build dashboards and reports for data exploration, analysis, and collaboration. The document provides step-by-step instructions for connecting to common data sources like spreadsheets, databases, and text files; creating queries using a wizard or SQL; and importing data files.
This document is a user manual for SQLiteManager, a GUI database manager for SQLite databases. It provides an overview of the software's main features and capabilities. SQLiteManager allows users to create and manage SQLite 2, SQLite 3, and in-memory databases. It includes panels for designing database schemas, managing data, writing and executing SQL queries, analyzing performance, and more. The manual describes each panel and feature in detail to help users understand and make full use of the database management software.
Excel and SQL Quick Tricks for Merchandiserswebhostingguy
This document provides instructions for using Microsoft SQL and Excel to extract data from a SmartSite SQL database, manipulate it in Excel using functions, and update the SQL tables with the modified data to streamline content work. It covers connecting to and querying SQL databases, common Excel functions for editing data, and steps for importing an Excel file into a SQL table to update information. Examples of specific SQL queries and Excel functions are provided along with a scenario walking through the full process.
Templates in FrameMaker allow for consistent formatting of documents. They contain paragraph formats, character formats, master pages, and other styles. Templates can be unstructured, containing basic styles, or structured, containing element definitions for structured authoring. The Paragraph Designer and Character Designer are used to create and manage paragraph and character formats, respectively. Formats determine text styling and can be updated, renamed, or deleted as needed for templates.
Introduction to Oracle Fusion BIP ReportingGurpreet singh
Oracle Fusion Applications uses Oracle Business Intelligence platform for reporting and analytics. There are three main types of reports: operational reports for statutory requirements, analytics for interactive data visualizations, and dashboards that combine different reporting components. The document then outlines the steps to create a sample report in Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher (BIP), including defining a data model, creating a report layout using the wizard or manually, and running the report online or scheduling as a job. It also discusses various report layout properties that can be configured.
The document describes how to build a Movie List application using ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework Core by explaining how to set up the model classes, controllers, views, and database context to display, add, edit and delete movie data, relating movies to genres and making the URLs more user-friendly. It provides code examples for each part of the application.
This document discusses using Excel for reporting purposes by connecting it to a database using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). It provides an overview of ADO basics like using connection and recordset objects to retrieve and manipulate data. The document then covers building reports programmatically in Excel/VBA by inserting row/column headers from database tables, retrieving data blocks using SQL queries, and applying formatting/styles. The goal is to automate report generation while storing transactional data in a proper database for audit trails, security, and referential integrity.
This document provides an overview of using SQLite and the sTunes database for SQL and scripting training. It discusses launching the DB Browser software and opening the sTunes database for exploration. It also covers getting started with SQLite queries, including notation techniques, basic query structure, sorting results, limiting results, and using various SQL operators in queries. The document provides examples of queries using concepts like aliases, WHERE clauses, wildcards, dates, logical operators, and CASE statements.
The document describes how to use the FormView control in ASP.NET to display, insert, update and delete data from a database table. It explains that FormView uses templates like ItemTemplate, EditItemTemplate and InsertItemTemplate to display data. Code examples are provided to populate the FormView from a database, handle events like editing, inserting and updating records, and use FindControl to access form fields.
1) The MEMIA product provides impact assessments of memory compilers with changes to SPICE by generating results in an Excel sheet and graphical formats.
2) It uses Perl, shell scripting, and Visual Basic to copy MCF setups, update them, run simulations, and save results in Excel.
3) Key parameters analyzed include leakage power, read/write power, threshold voltage, and timing parameters. Results are compared across compilers and SPICE versions through pivot tables and graphs generated from the Excel output.
Creating reports in oracle e business suite using xml publisherSamchi Fouzee
This document provides instructions for creating reports in Oracle E-Business Suite using XML Publisher. It describes how to set the Oracle Reports report output to XML, use Concurrent Manager to generate a sample XML file, create an RTF template in Word, and deploy the template to the Template Manager. The goal is to create a customer balance letter report that lists unpaid invoices for a customer using XML Publisher templates.
XLS Processor Engine How To, Tutorials, Tips & TricksEarl Grau
This document provides instructions for using the XLS Processor Engine utility to design templates in Microsoft Excel and publish reports from those templates in Oracle BI Publisher. The summary describes:
1) How the utility converts Excel templates to XSL-XML templates that can be uploaded and used in BI Publisher.
2) Key steps in the process like adding markup to the Excel template, uploading the XSL template, and setting viewer options to view the published report in Excel.
3) Examples of how to add different types of markup to the Excel template like placeholders, groups, if/choose statements, and sorting.
Creating custom reports ora app express apex listenerDarnette A
This document discusses configuring Oracle Application Express to print reports as PDFs using the APEX Listener. It provides an overview of PDF printing options in APEX, including using Apache FOP, BI Publisher, or the APEX Listener. It then describes configuring the APEX Listener as the print server and printing a sample classic report as PDF. The document also covers creating custom report layouts using third-party tools and associating them with classic reports for PDF printing.
This document provides an overview of developing applications using Oracle Application Express (APEX). It discusses the APEX architecture and components used for browser-based application development like the Application Builder, SQL Workshop, and Administrator. The benefits of APEX are also summarized like rapid development, mobile support, and use cases. Steps for creating a demo "help desk" application are outlined, including designing the database tables, loading sample data, and basic application navigation.
Oracle APEX is a tool for building database-driven web applications using only a web browser. The document discusses the architecture, features, and benefits of APEX. It also provides step-by-step instructions for creating tables, loading sample data, and building an initial application with forms and reports using the APEX development environment.
Best Implementation Practices with BI PublisherMohan Dutt
The document discusses best practices for implementing Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher (BI Publisher). It provides an overview of BI Publisher and discusses tips like getting to the latest BI Publisher version, understanding delivery options, using the correct tools, knowing what BI Publisher can do in different applications, and how to troubleshoot issues. It also describes an implementation case study of converting Oracle E-Business Suite reports to BI Publisher.
XML Publisher is a reporting platform for Oracle Fusion Applications that allows business users to create reports without technical assistance. It uses XML data sources, templates, and an engine to generate reports. The process involves creating an application engine to supply sample data and schemas, developing an RTF template, defining the data source and report in PeopleSoft, updating the application engine for full data, and running it to output reports. Advanced features include bursting, content libraries, and translations. While it provides a flexible single toolset, some XML/XSL knowledge is needed for complex reports and Excel output is basic.
This document provides instructions for installing the EPM Add-in for Microsoft Office and connecting to SAP NetWeaver. It outlines the hardware, software, and version requirements to install the add-in. It also describes how to check if the add-in installed correctly and menus that should be added to Excel. Finally, it provides step-by-step instructions for creating a new connection to SAP NetWeaver from within the EPM add-in in Excel.
( 13 ) Office 2007 Coding With Excel And Excel ServicesLiquidHub
This document provides instructions for a lab on coding with Excel and Excel Services. It involves publishing an Excel workbook to a document library as a trusted file location, then developing a C# console application that uses the Excel Services Web Service to call the workbook, pass in parameters, retrieve calculation results, and display them. The lab demonstrates how to incorporate spreadsheet logic into applications while protecting proprietary information on the server. Completing the lab takes an estimated 60 minutes and involves publishing the workbook, setting up the trusted location, adding a web reference, coding the application to open the workbook, set cell values, calculate, get results and close the session, building the project, and running the application with sample inputs to test it.
How to Create Oracle Fusion BI Publisher Report Using RTF TemplateFeras Ahmad
This document provides steps to create an Oracle Fusion BI Publisher report using a Rich Text Format (RTF) template. It explains that RTF templates can be created using the BI Publisher Template Builder Microsoft Word add-in. The steps include: 1) opening an existing BI report and exporting the XML data file, 2) creating an RTF template in Word using the XML file, and 3) uploading the RTF template to replace an existing report layout. The template allows adding data fields, tables, and other formatting features to design the report layout.
( 13 ) Office 2007 Coding With Excel And Excel ServicesLiquidHub
This document describes a lab on coding with Excel and Excel Services. It involves publishing an Excel workbook to a document library as a trusted file location, then developing a C# console application that uses the Excel Services web service to pass input values to the workbook, run calculations on the server, and return output values. The lab demonstrates how to incorporate spreadsheet logic into applications while protecting proprietary information on the server. Estimated completion time is 60 minutes.
Excel Services allows users to interact with Excel workbooks in a web browser. It has three main components: Excel Calculation Services calculates workbooks, Excel Web Access displays workbooks in a browser, and Excel Web Services provides an API. Excel Services enables viewing and filtering data, refreshing external connections, and creating dashboards and reports to share data in a secure way. It can integrate with other business intelligence features like the Report Center and KPI web parts.
The document provides information about the Processing programming environment. It describes the toolbar buttons that allow running, stopping, creating, opening, saving and exporting sketches. It also discusses creating graphical elements like setting the frame size and background color. Various shape drawing commands are outlined, including point, line, triangle, rect, quad, ellipse. It explains how to declare and assign variables of different data types.
ECET 450 Laboratory 2Lab 2 involves two parts.Part A involv.docxjenkinsmandie
ECET 450: Laboratory 2
Lab 2 involves two parts.
Part A
involves normalizing a small part of a DB. The steps to complete this exercise include getting the data items into 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF. The final step is to generate the ERD for the table or tables that are in the dependency diagram in 3NF.
Part B
provides practice in the creation of realistic tables and their relationships using Oracle SQL*Plus and introduces writing SQL*Plus script files. This laboratory exercise creates a relatively simple invoice system using SQL statements. This DB schema is used throughout the next several weeks of laboratory exercises. The final product is an SQL script that makes it possible to initially create and re-create, if need be, the DB schema in order to do to the later laboratory exercises.
Part A:
Purpose:
This exercise involves normalizing a small part of a DB. The steps to complete this exercise include getting the data items into 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF. The final step is to generate the ERD for the table or tables that are in the dependency diagram in 3NF.
Discussion:
Some small business wants to keep track of office furniture, computers, printers, etc. A sample of the ITEM records is shown below:
ATTRIBUTE NAME
SAMPLE VALUE
SAMPLE VALUE
SAMPLE VALUE
ITEM_ID
D1342245
D1453356
D1365779
ITEM_DESCRIPTION
IQ Deskjet 683P
IQ Toner
DT Photocopier
ROOM_NUMBER
227
227
342
BLDG_CODE
SC
SC
ET
BLDG_NAME
Science
Science
Electronics Technology
BLDG_MANAGER
A. B. Jones
A. B. Jones
R. S. Smith
Draw the dependency diagram using the data in the table. Make sure to label the transitive and partial dependencies.
Using the dependency diagram developed in step 1, create a set of dependency diagrams that meet 3
rd
Normal Form requirements. Rename attributes to meet the naming conventions. Create new entities and attributes as necessary.
Draw the crow’s foot ERD with the VISIO drawing tool using the results of step 2.
Part B:
Purpose:
This laboratory provides practice in the creation of realistic tables and their relationships using Oracle SQL*Plus and introduces writing SQL*Plus script files. This laboratory exercise creates a relatively simple invoice system using SQL statements. This DB schema is used throughout the next several weeks of laboratory exercises. The final product is an SQL script that makes it possible to initially create and re-create, if need be, the DB schema in order to do to the later laboratory exercises.
Procedure:
Using your assigned user name, password, and host string, log in to Oracle SQL*Plus. Record your dialog with a spool file.
Following the four requirements below, create the 5 tables shown later in this laboratory exercise, and enter all data as shown. Be sure to record your interactions with SQL*Plus using the spool command.
Use table names, attribute names, and data exactly as shown. The one exception is that you will omit the dollar sign and comma separators in the money amounts. Accurately enter the data as you will .
The build process for embedded systems involves compiling source code files into object files, linking the object files together into a single relocatable program, and assigning physical memory addresses via relocation. It includes preprocessing, compilation, assembly, linking, and relocation steps. Preprocessing handles includes and macros. Compilation converts code to assembly, and assembly converts it to object code. Linking combines objects and resolves symbols. Relocation assigns final memory addresses.
Forms Playback: Unlocking Oracle's Hidden Tool for Fast DataloadsNikunj Sanghvi
Forms Playback is an undocumented feature of Oracle Applications that can be used to speed up data entry of large amounts of data by up to 10 times that of conventional methods. It is an invaluable tool during the time of implementations, conversions or routine data maintenance activities. This innovative solution of using Forms Playback ended up saving thousands of hours of Business effort at a US Fortune-50 retailer. It was appreciated by Business and IT Management alike as an innovative solution to a ubiquitous problem.
5 Data Integration Techniques to Improve Your Excel DataSafe Software
Excel is a staple format that most organizations use and share. We trust Excel with some of our most important data. Yet, managing your data within Excel can quickly become a tangled web of data and tabular inefficiency.
Many organizations are turning to workflow-based environments to help prepare, integrate and automate their Excel data in a fraction of the time.
In this webinar, learn how data integration methods using the FME Platform can help you:
-Integrate Excel data with other formats
-Validate Excel data
-Automate repetitive workflows
-Prepare Excel data for other applications
-Generate reports
With no need for coding or scripting, achieving remarkable results with effective Excel data management has never been easier.
Ten Steps To Empowerment Convert Custom Reports To Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher and Empower your IT organization as well as your business users
Oracle XML Publisher allows integration with PeopleSoft for template-based reporting. It separates data extraction from report layouts, allowing reuse of extracted data across multiple report templates. Key steps include setting up XML Publisher, creating and registering data sources, developing report templates, defining report definitions, running and viewing reports. Benefits include meeting business needs, reducing complexity and maintenance costs.
Massive Power Outage Hits Spain, Portugal, and France: Causes, Impact, and On...Aqusag Technologies
In late April 2025, a significant portion of Europe, particularly Spain, Portugal, and parts of southern France, experienced widespread, rolling power outages that continue to affect millions of residents, businesses, and infrastructure systems.
The Evolution of Meme Coins A New Era for Digital Currency ppt.pdfAbi john
Analyze the growth of meme coins from mere online jokes to potential assets in the digital economy. Explore the community, culture, and utility as they elevate themselves to a new era in cryptocurrency.
Quantum Computing Quick Research Guide by Arthur MorganArthur Morgan
This is a Quick Research Guide (QRG).
QRGs include the following:
- A brief, high-level overview of the QRG topic.
- A milestone timeline for the QRG topic.
- Links to various free online resource materials to provide a deeper dive into the QRG topic.
- Conclusion and a recommendation for at least two books available in the SJPL system on the QRG topic.
QRGs planned for the series:
- Artificial Intelligence QRG
- Quantum Computing QRG
- Big Data Analytics QRG
- Spacecraft Guidance, Navigation & Control QRG (coming 2026)
- UK Home Computing & The Birth of ARM QRG (coming 2027)
Any questions or comments?
- Please contact Arthur Morgan at [email protected].
100% human made.
DevOpsDays Atlanta 2025 - Building 10x Development Organizations.pptxJustin Reock
Building 10x Organizations with Modern Productivity Metrics
10x developers may be a myth, but 10x organizations are very real, as proven by the influential study performed in the 1980s, ‘The Coding War Games.’
Right now, here in early 2025, we seem to be experiencing YAPP (Yet Another Productivity Philosophy), and that philosophy is converging on developer experience. It seems that with every new method we invent for the delivery of products, whether physical or virtual, we reinvent productivity philosophies to go alongside them.
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Generate Excel documents with Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 and Reporting Arena Excel Converter 1.0
1. Using RAEC 1.0 and RPE 1.1.2 to generate documents in Excel format Dan Ani Reporting Arena Team Leader www.reportingarena.com
2. Introduction The goal of this presentation is to show how easy is now with Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 and with Reporting Arena Excel Converter to generate documents from various IBM Rational tools in MS Excel format. In this presentation I will use the RAEC 1.0 standalone version.
3. Prerequisites Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 Reporting Arena Excel Converter Rational DOORS 9.3 Microsoft Word 2003/2007 (to visualize the output document)
4. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
5. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter 1/2 RAEC 1.0 can be deployed in 2 different ways: Embedded in RPE (Eclipse Plugin) Standalone application Installer for Windows Installer for Linux In this case I’ll use the RAEC installer for windows to install the standalone version.
6. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter 2/2 Use “RPE_HOME” folder as the installation directory for RAEC. Copy the path for the raec.jar file. We need to launch the RAEC application from the command line later. “ RAEC_HOME” D:\software\IBM\Rational\Publishing Engine\1.1.2\raec\
7. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
8. Open the RPE 1.1.2 Launcher component Use the launcher icon to start the RPE Launcher Application.
9. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
10. Create the document specification Create a new document specification. Add an already customized RPE template for Excel generation. Configure the DOORS data source. More information about how to create a custom RPE template for Excel: http://reportingarena.com/products/excel-converter/use-cases/ Note: RAEC works with any Rational tool that provides support for Rational Publishing Engine. (Rational Requirements Composer, Rational Team Concert, Rational DOORS, etc…)
11. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
12. Configure document specification for Excel generation 1/3 In order to generate Excel documents with RAEC and RPE you need to have the XslFo output in your document specification. The XslFo output file generated by Rational Publishing Engine will be used as a source for the Excel converter. Configure the output path, and the XslFo file name. Note: The same name will be used for the Excel file.
13. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
14. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output 1/3 From RPE 1.1.2, it is possible to run commands that post process the results before and after the publishing process. The command is introduced through a new property in the metadata: post-command. You can use the output file path in the command using the $output variable that is maintained by Rational Publishing Engine. The output formats are referenced in the command using the form: ${word}, ${html}, ${pdf}, ${xslfo} Note: The pre-command and post-command are executed only once, regardless of the number of templates, data sources and outputs available.
15. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output 2/3 With the standalone installation for RAEC it is possible to generate Excel documents from the command line using this command: Parameters: -fo : the path for the XslFo input file -xls : the path for the result Excel file
16. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output 3/3 Write the command to generate the Excel file. Use the ${XslFo} variable for input. This variable will point to the XslFo file that will be generated by RPE. Use the same variable for the path were Excel file will be generated. The converter automatically adds .xls extension at the end.
17. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
18. Generate the document Configure DOORS data source. Start the document generation process. When the execution is finished the post command is executed, and the MS Excel document is generated (see marked in red).
19. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
20. Get the results 1/4 The Excel file was generated in the same location were the XslFo file was generated. The Excel file has the same name as the XslFo document, but with the Excel extension .xls
21. Get the results 2/4 Open the Excel document The document contains two sheets, one for each Master Page from the RPE template. Sheet 1 is a table with all the requirements with associated ID and URL.
22. Get the results 3/4 In the second sheet, there are cells that contain numbers. They are numbers indeed, and not simple strings, thus there is the possibility of making calculus within the sheet, by using those numbers.
23. Get the results 4/4 The reporting Arena Excel Converter tool handles the formulas codes that are written in the RPE template, and displays the results.
24. Checkpoint 1. Install standalone Reporting Arena Excel Converter. 2. Open RPE Launcher component. 3. Create a document specification. 4. Configure document specification for Excel generation. 5. Use the post processing command to generate the Excel output. 6. Generate document. 7. Get the results. 8. Conclusions.
25. Conclusions RAEC 1.0 can be seen like a RPE Excel output driver. With RPE 1.1.2 it’s possible to use the REAC 1.0 standalone version and to generate the Excel file using the post processing command. Easy to use and configure Uses the XslFo file generated by RPE as input for Excel output. Handle Excel formulas. Doesn't require for Microsoft Excel to be installed. Supported Excel formats: XSL and XSLX
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