This type of iView connects to a database application and returns results based on a selected stored procedure.
Prerequisites fulfilled as described in Creating iViews for Databases (JDBC) .
Steps 1 and 2 of the new iView wizard are completed as described in Creating iViews for Databases (JDBC) .
Stored procedures may be launched to any connector-based system. For systems other than those for which connectors are supplied by the portal installation, connectors must be supplied and deployed in the AS Java. This is typically performed by content developers. For more information, see Connector Deployment in the Connector Framework documentation of the Portal Developer Guide.
Existing Function:
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System Alias Choose System Alias |
1. Choose a system alias. 2. Choose Next . |
A particular system object may have a number of aliases defined for it. |
Function Finder Define Data Retrieval Model
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3. Choose the desired function from the drop-down list of functions available for the selected system. 4. Choose Next . |
Existing function: Enables you to launch a function that has been predefined in the system from which you are retrieving data. For large systems, entering valid values for Function Group and/or Function Name filters the number of predefined functions returned, thereby improving performance. |
Function Parameters Input Output Input/Output |
This screen displays input, output, or input/output parameters that are valid for the function module you selected in the previous step. 5. Enter values where necessary. (Mandatory fields are indicated by an asterisk.) 6. Choose Next. |
After the iView is created, you may modify the property values as needed. You may want to determine which parameters have fixed values, and which can be personalized by portal users at runtime. |
Summary Details |
7. Review the options defined for the new iView and choose Finish . To make changes, choose Back until you return to the appropriate screen. |
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What's Next |
8. Choose your next step and click OK .
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A JDBC Stored Procedure iView based on JDBC is created in the selected folder.
You may preview the iView in several ways; see Managing Objects in the Portal Catalog and Using Object Editors . If needed, you may edit the default properties in the Editing Object Properties .
When you create an iView based on the default JDBC Stored Procedure iView template, the new iView is linked to the iView template through a delta link relationship. Any modifications you make to generic properties in the iView template will be updated in the new iView.