Categories
- All Categories
- 15 Oracle Analytics Sharing Center
- 15 Oracle Analytics Lounge
- 208 Oracle Analytics News
- 41 Oracle Analytics Videos
- 15.7K Oracle Analytics Forums
- 6.1K Oracle Analytics Idea Labs
- Oracle Analytics User Groups
- 76 Oracle Analytics Trainings
- 14 Oracle Analytics Data Visualizations Challenge
- Find Partners
- For Partners
Different DB generate two segment SQL
Answers
-
Good place to start learning how an OBI query gets created and works
0 -
OBIEE performance suffers with cross-database joins. Your best bet is to federate the one database into the other and have a single source.
0 -
Hi Gianni,
Could you please tell me how to do it by step? Thanks very much
0 -
As said it's ages since I had a SQL Server in front of me and I also don't have any available to test.
So can't really give you detailed steps. Oracle manage it quite simply as the first object underneath the database itself is the schema, so adding multiple schemas is really easy.
I really hope SQL Server can also accept that (but being defined as ODBC make me think maybe it doesn't).
Worst case you have the option to manage that on the DB side: does SQL Server support synonyms, alias or something having the same role?
0 -
SQL Server does support synonyms. As I mentioned earlier this is probably your easiest way of getting the BI Server to generate a single physical query and to hopefully make use of your indexes.
Sent from my iPhone
0 -
Hi Joel,
Thanks for reminding me.
After I create the synonyms with the following code in SQL SERVER, and I can see the related synonyms tables in SQL SERVER, but do not see them when I import data by RPD. What happen?
CODE :CREATE SYNONYM [dbo].[DIGL_ORD] FOR [ECP_ODS].[dbo].[DIGL_ORD]0 -
Does the user which the connection pool uses to make a DB connection have access to the synonyms?
0 -
Yeah, it is the same user account and password. It is very strange.
By the way, I only write the following code for testing :Is there any missing steps?
CREATE SYNONYM [dbo].[DIGL_ORD] FOR [ECP_ODS].[dbo].[DIGL_ORD]
0