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Universe domain
The area of the repository that holds exported universes. The universe domain makes it possible to store, distribute, and administrate universes. There may be multiple universe domains in a repository.
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User object
An object created by the end user from the BusinessObjects User module. A user object can be inserted into a universe by the designer.
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Workgroup mode
A work mode whereby a designer creates universes in an environment without a repository. The mode in which a universe is saved determines whether other designers are able to access it. By default, a universe is saved in the mode in which the designer is already working.
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Structure pane
The graphical component within the main Designer window that shows the schema of the universe. It reflects the underlying database structure of the universe.
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Join
A relational operation that causes two tables with a common column to be combined into a single table. Designer supports equi-joins, theta joins, outer joins, and shortcut joins.
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Loop
A situation that occurs when more than one path exists from one table to another in the universe.
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List of values
A list of values contains the data values associated with an object. These data values can originate from a corporate database, or a flat file such as a text file or Excel file. In Designer you create a list of values by running a query from the Query Panel. You can then view, edit, purge, refresh and even export this file. A list of values is stored as an .lov file in a subfolder of the UserDocs folder.
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Strategy
Scripts that automatically extract structural information about tables, columns, joins, or cardinalities from a database. Designer provides default strategies but a designer can also create strategies. These are referred to as external strategies.
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Theta join
A join that links tables based on a relationship other than equality between two columns.
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What are the diffrences between Business Objects 5.1 & 6.5 ?
any body please help me with BO's diffrences
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Equi-join
A join based on the equality between the values in the column of one table and the values in the column of another. Because the same column is present in both tables, the join synchronizes the two tables.
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Outer join
A join that links two tables, one of which has rows that do not match those in the common column of the other table.
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