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    The document discusses setting up an Oracle Business Intelligence data source and repository. It involves: 1. Importing schema information about the data source into the Oracle BI server repository and creating an ODBC data source. 2. Importing the desired tables from the external data source schema. 3. Creating physical joins between tables in the physical layer diagram. 4. Setting up the business model and mappings layer to specify relationships between business model objects and underlying physical schemas and tables.

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    The document discusses setting up an Oracle Business Intelligence data source and repository. It involves: 1. Importing schema information about the data source into the Oracle BI server repository and creating an ODBC data source. 2. Importing the desired tables from the external data source schema. 3. Creating physical joins between tables in the physical layer diagram. 4. Setting up the business model and mappings layer to specify relationships between business model objects and underlying physical schemas and tables.

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    The document discusses setting up an Oracle Business Intelligence data source and repository. It involves: 1. Importing schema information about the data source into the Oracle BI server repository and creating an ODBC data source. 2. Importing the desired tables from the external data source schema. 3. Creating physical joins between tables in the physical layer diagram. 4. Setting up the business model and mappings layer to specify relationships between business model objects and underlying physical schemas and tables.

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    Physical layer: infn on physical data sources is stored.

    BMM:measurements and terms used in business are mapped to physical data sources Presentation layer:business model is customized for presentation to the user. Creating ODBC data source: importing schema infn about data source into oracle bi server repository. start>programs>admin tools>data sources (odbc)to open the data source administrator>sys dsn>create new data source>select oracle driver>Finish : DSN name tns service name,SH :userid >Test connection Import SH Schema : OBI admin tool>File import frm DB>select SH>select the tables that u want

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    tools >update all row counts Creating physical joins: Rightclick on SH schema folder in physical layer>select physical diagram>objects n all joins Now create joins and save the repository

    Created new repository seting up odbc data source imported table schema frm exyernal data source defines keys n joins

    Building the BMM Specifies mappings between business model and physical layer schemas can contain one or more bus. objects Bus model object contains : BM definitions mappings from logical to physical business model tables for

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