The Schema Manager is used to register physical database information and manage access permission for use in the i-META Designer.
Select the database containing the data to be registered.
Databse information is displayed based on the permissions set in ADMIN. |
Double-click the added table to view column, data, and permission settings on the right panel.
You can update column information at the schema level from the registered schema in the schema tree, but it may take a long time if there are many tables. |
Add a derived table by writing SQL statements instead of using a physical table.
In Derived table dialog box, enter the table name and description, then input the SQL statement to create the table, click [Execution] button.
Execute and verify the column information and data preview, then click the [Save] button.
Derived tables are analyzed as sub-queries during data analysis. Functions sepcific to each DB are supported. |
If the table's column information has been modified after being registered in the Schema Manager, it must be updated.
Find the i-META file containing the table with updated column information, right-click the table, and click [Update field list] to update the field list.
You can update column information at the schema level from the registered schema in the schema tree, but it may take a long time if there are many tables. |
Enable checking i-META Files or the list of the reports that use the selected table.
Enable checking i-META File and the list of the reports that use the selected table.
Meta Report Object Information : Displays a list of meta reports that use the selected table. |
Double-click the list of the i-META Files to view the list of reports associated with that meta file.