Active Business Intelligence Portal User Manual

Active Business Intelligence Portal User manual

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Active Business Intelligence Portal User Manual

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Contents Contents....................................................................................................................................... 2 1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 4 2. Requirements........................................................................................................................... 4

Active BI Portal Manager........................................................................................................ 4 Windows Based Server ........................................................................................................... 5 Unix/Linux Based Server ........................................................................................................ 5

3. Key features............................................................................................................................. 6 4. Active Business Intelligence Portal Architecture.................................................................... 8 5. Installation ............................................................................................................................... 9 6. Options .................................................................................................................................. 10 7. User Interface ........................................................................................................................ 12

Main window......................................................................................................................... 12 Outlook Bar ........................................................................................................................... 13

8. Connections. .......................................................................................................................... 14 Why it is necessary to have two different connections. ........................................................ 15 Understanding PHP DSN ...................................................................................................... 15

9. Menus .................................................................................................................................... 17 Creating new Menu ............................................................................................................... 18 Creating new Menu Item....................................................................................................... 19 Speeding up Menu creation. .................................................................................................. 20

10. Lookups ............................................................................................................................... 20 10. Lookups ............................................................................................................................... 21

SQL Builder .......................................................................................................................... 23 11. Links.................................................................................................................................... 24 12. Users .................................................................................................................................... 25 13. Groups ................................................................................................................................. 28

Access Rights. ....................................................................................................................... 30 14. SQL ..................................................................................................................................... 32

Screen Overview ................................................................................................................... 32 SQL Toolbar.......................................................................................................................... 33 Side toolbar............................................................................................................................ 33

15. Web Pages ........................................................................................................................... 34 Screen Overview ................................................................................................................... 34 Creating a New Web Page Using Wizard ............................................................................. 35 Toolbar Functions.................................................................................................................. 38

18. Reports................................................................................................................................. 39 Screen Overview ................................................................................................................... 39 Creating a New Report Page Using Wizard.......................................................................... 40 Report Structure .................................................................................................................... 46 Editing HTML Manually....................................................................................................... 47 Report HTML Example......................................................................................................... 48 Report Parameters page HTML Example ............................................................................. 49 Linking Reports together....................................................................................................... 50 Linking Reports using Wizard .............................................................................................. 51

19. Web Forms .......................................................................................................................... 53 Screen Overview ................................................................................................................... 53 Creating a New Web Form Using Wizard ............................................................................ 54


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Editing HTML Manually....................................................................................................... 63 Web Form HTML Example .................................................................................................. 64 List HTML Page Example .................................................................................................... 65 Web Forms Parameters page HTML Example ..................................................................... 65

20. Support Procedure ............................................................................................................... 67 21. License Agreement.............................................................................................................. 68


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1. Introduction Active Business Intelligence Portal is business intelligence software that provides an integrated solution for designing and deploying reports and web forms over the internet and intranet.

2. Requirements Active Business Intelligence Portal consists of two parts Active BI Portal Manager which works on Windows only and server part which is collection of PHP scripts and can be run on Windows, UNIX or Linux. Below is the list of Software that must be installed before the installation of Active Business Intelligence Portal:

Active BI Portal Manager Software Version Notes Microsoft Windows 98 or higher MDAC 2.6 or higher Part of OS on W2K

and XP

Microsoft Jet 4.0 Service pack 5 or higher

For MS Access repository

MySql ODBC Driver

3.51.12 or higher www.mysql.com For MySql repository

PostgreSql ODBC Driver

8.01.01 or higher www.postgresql.com For PostgreSql repository

Firebird ODBC Driver

1.02.00 or higher www.ibphenix.com For Interbase/FireFox repository

Oracle Client 7.3.4 or higher Provided by Oracle Only to connect to Oracle repository

Internet Explorer v 6


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Windows Based Server Software Version Notes Microsoft Windows NT 4,2000,XP or

2003

Internet Information Server or Apache web server

Part of OS on W2K and XP

MS Access ODBC driver

To connect to MS Access databases

MySql ODBC Driver

3.51.12 or higher www.mysql.com To connect to MySql databases

PostgreSql ODBC Driver

8.01.01 or higher www.postgresql.com To connect to PostgreSql databases

Firebird ODBC Driver

1.02.00 or higher www.ibphenix.com To connect to Interbase/FireFox databases

Oracle Client 7.3.4 or higher Provided by Oracle To connect to Oracle databases

PHP 4.3.4 or higher with all database related extensions

www.php.net Required component

PEAR DB package pear.php.net Required component

Unix/Linux Based Server Software Version Notes Web Server which supports PHP. (for example Apache)

Required component

PHP 4.3.4 or higher with all database related extensions

www.php.net Required component

PEAR DB package pear.php.net Required component Note: Depending on the Requirements you may or may not need to have all components installed


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3. Key features This product features:

• Integrated Html Editor • Integrated SQL Builder • Comprehensive security management • User definable menus • Report Generation Wizard • Web Forms Wizard • Collection of predefined themes. • Unlimited number of users • Repository Creation Wizard • Easy Repository switching • Repository Import and Export • Lookups • Sql Editor

When running on Windows Active Business Intelligence Portal can use any ODBC source or PHP Database extensions to report on such as

• MS Access • Oracle • MS Sql Server • Interbase/Firebird • MySQL • PostgreSQL

Same when running on UNIX and Linux. Active Business Intelligence Portal uses repository to store following information

• Users • Groups • Access Rights • Menus • Lookups • Source Database Connections • Links • HTML Pages • Reports • Forms


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Repository Creation scripts are provided for following databases:

• MS Access • Oracle • MS Sql Server • Interbase/Firebird • MySQL • PostgreSQL

Note: Once installation is completed you may find all the scripts in C:\Program Files\DB Software Laboratory\Active Business Intelligence Portal folder.


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4. Active Business Intelligence Portal Architecture

Web Server IIS/Apache

Oracle, MS SQL Server. MS ACCESS, MySQL, PostgreSQL or Interbase

Web Pages Reports Web Forms Links Menus

Data Sources

ODBC

Any Database

End Users

Portal Manager


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5. Installation Repository creation Use wizard provided to create the repository Web Server configuration and installation Installation of PHP and pear is outside of scope of this document. You may find PHP installation manual at http://uk2.php.net/install And Pear installation guide at http://www.go-pear.org/manual/en/installation.php You may also consider using XAMPP http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html XAMPP for Windows By default this package installs all we need Installation of Active Business Intelligence Portal in 5 easy steps

1. Install XAMPP for Windows 2. Install Active Business Intelligence Portal 3. Copy Portal Directory from 4. “C:\Program Files\DB Software Laboratory\Active Business Intelligence Portal” to

“C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs”. 5. Launch Internet Explorer and go to http://localhost/Portal 6. You should be able to see Active Business Intelligence Portal Welcome Page

Changing the repository Connection Default Repository is MS Access if you want to use different repository you must create it first using wizard provided. Once repository is created open config.php file find a line starting with $dsn= and enter appropriate connection string for the repository. For more information read Understanding PHP DSN on page 15. Note: Config.php file is located in C:\Program Files\DB Software Laboratory\Active Business Intelligence Portal\Portal directory Default password for user Administrator is test

http://localhost/Portal


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6. Options To change Active Business Intelligence Portal settings click System menu-> File-> Options. Dialog box will appear.

Delete Connection

Change Connection properties

Create new Connection


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7. User Interface

Main window

System Menu

Outlook Bar Status bar


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Outlook Bar Active Business Intelligence Portal uses Outlook bar to provide the user with an easy access to the main functions of application. Below is a list of Outlook bar items with the short descriptions:

Connections Defines connections to Data Sources

Menus Defines Tree Menus

Lookups Defines lists of values which are used in Parameters forms for Reports and Web Forms

Links Defines links to external web sites or documents

Users Defines list of Active Business Intelligence Portal Users

Groups Defines list of Active Business Intelligence Portal Groups of Users and access rights to portal documents such as Web Pages, Reports and forms.

SQL Scripts Provides functionality to run SQL statements against target Data Source and quick way to browse and edit data

Web Pages List of Web pages together with HTML editor.

Reports List of Reports together with Reports Editor.

Forms List of Forms together with Reports Editor.


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8. Connections. In order to generate Reports and Web Forms Active Business Intelligence Portal must be able to connect various Data sources. To create a new connection Click Outlook Bar-> Portal Management-> Connections->Plus Icon.

• Dialog box will appear. • In the Name Text Box type in a new name for the connection you are about to create • Select a ODBC DSN Name from the Drop Down List • Fill in Username/Password for the database you wish to connect to

a. You may use ODBC admin to create/modify ODBC data sources.


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• Click Test to ensure the details you have provided are correct • Fill in PHP Dsn appropriate for the data source • Click OK to close the Connection Properties Window

Why it is necessary to have two different connections. It is necessary because Active Business Intelligence Portal Manager and PHP Portal Scripts are using different ways to access data source data. Active Business Intelligence Portal Manager can be run on Windows PC only when PHP Portal Scripts can be run on Windows and Unix/Linux as well.

Understanding PHP DSN Description To connect to a database through PEAR::DB, you have to create a valid DSN - data source name. This DSN consists in the following parts: phptype: Database backend used in PHP (i.e. mysql , odbc etc.) dbsyntax: Database used with regards to SQL syntax etc. protocol: Communication protocol to use ( i.e. tcp, unix etc.) hostspec: Host specification (hostname[:port]) database: Database to use on the DBMS server username: User name for login password: Password for login proto_opts: Maybe used with protocol The format of the supplied DSN is in its fullest form: phptype(dbsyntax)://username:password@protocol+hostspec/database Most variations are allowed: phptype://username:password@protocol+hostspec:110//usr/db_file.db phptype://username:password@hostspec/database_name phptype://username:password@hostspec phptype://username@hostspec phptype://hostspec/database phptype://hostspec phptype(dbsyntax) phptype The currently supported database backends are: mysql -> MySQL pgsql -> PostgreSQL ibase -> InterBase msql -> Mini SQL mssql -> Microsoft SQL Server oci8 -> Oracle 7/8/8i odbc -> ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) sybase -> SyBase


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ifx -> Informix fbsql -> FrontBase With an up-to-date version of DB, you can use a second DSN format phptype(syntax)://user:pass@protocol(proto_opts)/database Example 1: Connect to database through a socket mysql://user@unix(/path/to/socket)/pear Example 2: Connect to database on a non standard port pgsql://user:pass@word@tcp(localhost:5555)/pear Note: User may change connection or directory properties at any time by double clicking on it.


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9. Menus Every Portal user has a menu assigned. List of items accessible by the user is defined by its access rights. Every menu consists of a root folder subfolders and items such as links, html pages, reports and web forms.

List of Menus Menu


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Creating new Menu

• To create a new Menu click Pop up menu-> Add. • Fill in Menu Name you are about to create. • Click OK to finish creation of Menu.


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Creating new Menu Item

• To create a new Menu Item click Pop up menu-> Add. • Choose appropitate Item Type from Radio Group • Fill in Item Name or choose it from drop down box. • Click OK to finish creation of Menu Item.


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Speeding up Menu creation. It is also possible to use drug and drop for menu design and creation.

List of folders List of documents


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10. Lookups Lookup is an object which represents list of values. Lookups are used for web forms and parameters pages design.

Lookup

Lookup in Active Business Intelligence Portal is an SQL statement with two fields’ code and description. First field is code second is description. Select cities.CityId, cities.City from cities Order by 2

• To create a new Lookup click Outlook bar Lookups and than click Add. • Dialog box will appear • Fill in Lookup Name you are about to create. • Select appropriate connection from the drop down box • Click on SQL tab • Type in SQL text or use SQL builder to design it • Click OK to finish creation of a Lookup.


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SQL Builder


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SQL Builder Sql Builder screen provides user with a quick way of editing/creating sql select statements.


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11. Links Link is an object which represents URL link to an external web site or document.

• To create a new Link click Outlook bar Links and than click Add. • Dialog box will appear • Fill in Link Name you are about to create. • Fill in URL • Click OK to finish creation of a Link.


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12. Users Active Business Intelligence Portal uses roles based security model. Every portal user must be a member at list one of the users groups and have menu assigned. Combination of group access rights and user group membership defines list of documents user can get access to.

• To create a new User click Outlook bar Users and than click Add. • Dialog box will appear • Fill in User Name you are about to create. • Specify if user login is disabled • Fill in user password and confirm password • Select a User Menu from drop down box • Click Advanced tab and fill in additional information about user


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• Click OK to finish creation of an User.

Note: All Fields on Advanced tab are not mandatory.


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Once user is created it is possible to modify Group membership.


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13. Groups Active Business Intelligence Portal uses roles based security model. Every portal user must be a member at list one of the users groups and have menu assigned. Combination of group access rights and user group membership defines list of documents user can get access to.

• To create a new Group click Outlook bar -> Groups and than click Add. • Dialog box will appear • Fill in Group Name you are about to create • Click OK to finish creation of an Group


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Once Group is created it is possible to modify list of Group members.


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Access Rights. Access rights tabs defines list of objects available for group members. Permission Comment No Access Blocks access to the objects regardless of group membership View Group members can view the objects Insert Group members can insert records using the Web form object Update Group members can update records using the Web form objectDelete Group members can delete records using the Web form object

Hint: To add several objects hold ctrl or shift key and select objects using mouse.


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14. SQL SQL Screen is a tool to run a free hand SQL or SQL scripts.

Screen Overview

SQL Window SQL Builder SQL Toolbar Connections List

Data Grid List of available tables for

SQL Execution LOG


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SQL Toolbar

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1. Show/hide SQL Statement 2. Show/hide connection panel 3. Show/hide log panel 4. Show/hide system tables

Side toolbar

1. Previous SQL Statement 2. Next SQL Statement 3. Select SQL Statement to execute


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15. Web Pages

Screen Overview

Toolbar List of Documents

Status bar

Editor HTML Editor


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Creating a New Web Page Using Wizard

• To create a new Web Page click Outlook bar -> Web Pages and than click Add.

• Wizard Screen will appear • Click next to continue


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• Fill in HTML Page Name • Click next to continue

• Fill in Comments • Click next to continue


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• Click finish to complete HTML Page creation process


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Toolbar Functions

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1. Open Wizard (Properties Dialog) 2. Load Web Page from the Disk 3. Save Web Page to the Repository 4. Save Web Page to the Disk 5. Find 6. Print Document 7. Print Preview 8. Cut 9. Copy 10. Paste 11. Undo 12. Redo 13. Insert Table 14. Table Properties 15. Split Cells 16. Merge Cells 17. Add Cell 18. Add Row 19. Add Column 20. Delete Cell 21. Delete Row 22. Delete Column 23. Insert Form Object such as Edit box,

Drop down box etc 24. Insert Comment 25. Insert HTML

26. Insert Break 27. Font 28. Font Size 29. Bold 30. Italic 31. Underline 32. Remove Bullets/Numbering 33. Formatting Numbers 34. Formatting Bullets 35. Remove Align 36. Align Left 37. Align Centred 38. Align Right 39. Justify 40. Insert Horizontal Line 41. Insert Link 42. Insert Picture 43. Background Colour 44. Font Colour


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18. Reports.

Screen Overview

Toolbar

Report Editor List of available fields HTML Editor


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Creating a New Report Page Using Wizard In this example we will be creating a report which represents customers’ sales grouped by city and country for specified month. See SQL below. Select countries.Country, cities.City, customers.CompanyName, customers.ContactName, Sum (sales. Amount) As Sales From countries,cities,customers,sales,months where countries.CountryId = cities.CountryId and cities.CityId = customers.CityId and customers.CustomerID = sales.CustomerID and months.MonthId = sales.MonthID and months.Month=:Month Parameters must start with ‘:’

• To create a new Report click Outlook bar -> Reports and than click Add.


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• Fill in Report Name and select appropriate connection • Click next to continue


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• Enter SQL for report or alternatevely use SQL builder to generate it • Click next to continue

• Enter labels for columns and select appropriate formats • Click next to continue


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• Enter descriptions for parameters and select appropriate lookups if necessary • Click next to continue

• Select fields for report groupping • Click next to continue


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• Select functions for calculattions • Click next to continue

• Change report appereance by changing state of check boxes on the right • Click next to continue


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• Fill in report comments • Click next to continue

• Click finish to complete report creation process


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Report Structure

Group Header Rows Header Rows Data Text before Report

Group Footer Report Level Calculations Text after Report

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Editing HTML Manually While editing html manually keep in mind information below. Reports

• FN[FieldName] – Field Name • FD[FieldName] - Field Data • Calc[FieldName,FunctionName] - Calculation •  - Report Start •  - Report End •  - Report header start •  - Report header end •  - Group header start •  - Group header end •  - Rows header start •  - Rows header end •  - Report data start •  - Report data end •  - Group footer start •  - Group footer end •  - Report summary start •  - Report summary end •  - Report footer start •  - Report footer end

Parameters Page

•  - Report form Start •  - Report form End • Every report parameters page must have  after <form

name="document_parameters" method="get"> • Every lookup must have  after </select> tag. Where 1002 is lookup id

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Report HTML Example <body><br /><br /> <table class="report" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" align="center" border="1"> <tbody> <tr class="reportheader"> <td colspan="80">Reports Header</td> </tr> <tr class="groupheader"> <td colspan="80">FN[Country]:FD[Country]</td> </tr> <tr class="rowsheader"> <td>FN[City]</td> <td>FN[CompanyName]</td> <td>FN[ContactName]</td> <td align="right">FN[Sales]</td> </tr> <tr class="rowsdata"> <td>FD[City]</td> <td>FD[CompanyName]</td> <td>FD[ContactName]</td> <td align="right">FD[Sales]</td> </tr> <tr class="groupfooter"> <td> </td> <td></td> <td></td> <td align="right">Calc[Sales,SUM]</td> </tr> <tr class="summary"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td align="right">Calc[Sales,SUM]</td> </tr> <tr class="reportfooter"> <td colspan="80">Reports Footer</td> </tr> </tbody> </table><br /><br />

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Report Parameters page HTML Example <body><br /><br /> <form name="document_parameters" method="get"> <table class="report" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" align="center" border="1"> <tbody> <tr> <td>Month</td> <td><select name="Month"></select></td> </tr> <tr> <td><input style="width: 83px; height: 24px" onclick="submitdata()" type="submit" size="55" value="OK" name="btnSubmit" /></td> <td> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </form> </body>


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Linking Reports together Example below demonstrates ability of Active Business Intelligence Portal link reports together. First report represents list of sales by county. When user clicks on Country name it will bring sales by city for specific country, clicking on city name will bring customers sales for that city.


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Linking Reports using Wizard

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• Select Report you want to link to from drop down box • It is also possible to link on report to several reports • Click next to continue

• Map columns to parameters • Click Finish to complete linking reports


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19. Web Forms

Screen Overview

List of available fields Toolbar

Form Editor HTML Editor


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Creating a New Web Form Using Wizard In this example we will be creating a Web Form for editing list of customers online.

• To create a new Web Form click Outlook bar -> Forms and than click Add. • Wizard Screen will appear • Click next to continue


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• Fill in Web Form Name and select appropriate connection • Click next to continue

• Select Base Table Name from Drop Down box • Check Generate SQL Automatically • Click next to continue


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• Select fields which are part of primary key for table they will be used for SQL generation later

• Fill in/Update fields’ Labels • Select appropriate formats • Select Lookups for fields if necessary • Click next to continue

• Modify generated sql if necessary • Click next to continue


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• Enter descriptions for parameters and select appropriate lookups if necessary • Click next to continue


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• This screen represents Web form Page Preview • Click next to continue

• This screen represents Record List Page Preview • Click next to continue


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• This screen represents Parameters Page Preview • Click next to continue

• Fill in comments • Click next to continue


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• Click finish to complete Web Form Creation Process

• Result of Web Form Creation Process


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List of customers in Web Browser

Editing Data

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Editing HTML Manually While editing html manually keep in mind information below. Form Page

•  - Web form start •  - Web form End • Every web form must have  before </form> tag • Every lookup must have  after </select> tag. Where 1002 is lookup id • Every input object must have same name as an existing field in select statement

Records List Page

• FN[FieldName] – Field Name • FD[FieldName] - Field Data •  - List Start •  - List End •  - List header start •  - List header end •  - List header start •  - List header end •  - List data start •  - List data end •  List footer start •  List footer end •  List footer end • Use <a href="?document=1114&_ACTION=ADD_DATA">Add</a> to add record • Use <a href="?document=1114&_ACTION=DELETE_DATA<-- pk -->">Delete</a>

to delete records • Use <a href="?document=1114&_ACTION=EDIT_DATA<-- urlrec -->">Edit</a> to

edit records Parameters Page

•  - Report form Start •  - Report form End • Every report parameters page must have  after <form

name="document_parameters" method="get"> • Every lookup must have  after </select> tag. Where 1002 is lookup id

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Web Form HTML Example <body><br /><br /> <form name="web_form" method="get"> <table class="report" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" align="center" border="1"> <tbody> <tr> <td>ID:</td> <td><input style="width: 129px; height: 22px" size="16" value="" name="CustomerID" /></td></tr> <tr> <td>Company Name:</td> <td><input style="width: 265px; height: 22px" size="34" value="" name="CompanyName" /></td></tr> <tr> <td>Title:</td> <td><input value="" name="ContactTitle" /></td> </tr> <tr> <td>Contact Name:</td> <td><input style="width: 263px; height: 22px" size="33" value="" name="ContactName" /></td></tr> <tr><td>Address:</td> <td><textarea name="Address" rows="3" cols="30"></textarea></td> </tr> <tr><td>City:</td> <td><select style="width: 262px" name="CityId"></select></td> </tr> <tr><td>Postal Code:</td> <td><input value="" name="PostalCode" /></td> </tr> <tr><td>Phone:</td> <td><input value="" name="Phone" /></td> </tr> <tr><td>Fax:</td> <td><input value="" name="Fax" /></td> </tr><tr> <td><input style="width: 83px; height: 24px" onclick="submitWFdata()" type="submit" size="55" value="Save" name="btnSubmit" /></td> <td></td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </form><br /><br /><br /> </body>

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List HTML Page Example <body><br /><br /> <table class="report" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" align="center" border="1"> <tbody> <tr class="rowsheader"> <td><a href="?document=1114&_ACTION=ADD_DATA">Add</a></td> <td> </td> <td>FN[CompanyName]</td> <td>FN[ContactTitle]</td> <td>FN[ContactName]</td> <td>FN[Address]</td> <td>FN[City]</td> <td>FN[PostalCode]</td> <td>FN[Phone]</td> <td>FN[Fax]</td> </tr> <tr class="rowsdata"> <td><a href="about:blank?document=1114&_ACTION=DELETE_DATA<-- pk -->">Delete</a></td> <td><a href="about:blank?document=1114&_ACTION=EDIT_DATA<-- urlrec -->">Edit</a></td> <td>FD[CompanyName]</td> <td>FD[ContactTitle]</td> <td>FD[ContactName]</td> <td>FD[Address]</td> <td>FD[City]</td> <td>FD[PostalCode]</td> <td>FD[Phone]</td> <td>FD[Fax]</td> </tr> </tbody> </table><br /><br />  </body>

Web Forms Parameters page HTML Example Same as Report Parameters page HTML Example


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20. Importing and Exporting Data There are several ways to import export data from Active Business Intelligence Portal User may Export entire Repository by clicking tools-> Export Repository. Format is transportable between different databases. For example user may Export Repository from testing environment such as MS access an import it into Live environment which is Oracle. User may also import HTML documents from a directory. In this case file names will became HTML Document name in Active Business Intelligence Portal Repository. This feather makes it easier to load previously created HTML pages. It is also possible to save all Documents into specified directory. This works with Reports and Web Forms as well. It will create separate files for Report HTML Page, Parameters HTML page etc. and for all sql scripts.


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21. Support Procedure Should you require any support please send the following information to [email protected] 1. Version number 2. Example of data 3. Script to create table 4. Database version 5. Operation system version 6. Repository 7. Description of the problem


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22. License Agreement Active Business Intelligence Portal by DB Software Laboratory www.dbsoftlab.com [email protected] END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR THIS SOFTWARE IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY: This End-User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or a single entity) and DB Software Laboratory for the SOFTWARE PRODUCT identified above, which includes computer software and may include associated media, printed materials, and "online" or electronic documentation. By installing, copying, or otherwise using the SOFTWARE PRODUCT, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA, you may be subject to civil liability if you install and use this SOFTWARE PRODUCT. SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is protected by copyright laws and international copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties. The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is licensed, not sold. INSTALLATION AND USAGE Once SOFTWARE PRODUCT is installed you may use it for 30 days. After evaluation period ends, you have to purchase a license or stop using the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. If this is an EVALUATION VERSION of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT, you may copy and distribute an unlimited number of copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT; provided that each copy shall be a true and complete copy, including all copyright and trademark notices, and shall be accompanied by a copy of this EULA. If this is a REGISTERED VERSION of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT, you may install and use it for your personal use only. You may not reproduce or distribute the SOFTWARE PRODUCT for use by others.


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LICENSING There are two types of licenses available 1. A single computer usage license. The user purchases one license to use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT on one computer. 2. A SITE usage license. The user purchases a single usage license, authorising the use of SOFTWARE PRODUCT, by the purchaser, the purchaser's employees or accredited agents, on an unlimited number of computers at the same physical site location. This site location would normally be defined as a single building, but could be considered to be a number of buildings within the same, general, geographical location, such as an industrial estate or small town. OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE PRODUCT, except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation. Any such unauthorized use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license and may result in criminal and/or civil prosecution. All rights not expressly granted here are reserved by DB Software Laboratory. The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is licensed as a single product. Its component parts may not be separated for use on more than one computer. You may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA, provided the recipient agrees to the terms of this EULA. SEVERABILITY In the event of invalidity of any provision of this license, the parties agree that such invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this license. COPYRIGHT The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is protected by copyright laws and international treaty provisions. All title and copyrights related to the SOFTWARE PRODUCT (including but not limited to any images, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, text, and "applets" incorporated into the SOFTWARE PRODUCT), the accompanying printed materials, and any copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT are owned by DB Software Laboratory. MISCELLANEOUS Should you have any questions concerning this EULA, or if you desire to contact the author of this Software for any reason, please contact DB Software Laboratory (see contact information at the top of this EULA).


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LIMITED WARRANTY DB Software Laboratory expressly disclaims any warranty for the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. The SOFTWARE PRODUCT and any related documentation is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including, without limitation, the implied warranties or merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or no infringement. The entire risk arising out of use or performance of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT remains with you. In no event shall DB Software Laboratory be liable for any damages whatsoever or refund any money (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or any other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use this product, even if DB Software Laboratory has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Because some states/jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, the above limitation may not apply to you. ENTIRE AGREEMENT This is the entire agreement between you and DB Software Laboratory which supersedes any prior agreement or understanding, whether written or oral, relating to the subject matter of this license. Thank you for using the Active Business Intelligence Portal. DB Software Laboratory www.dbsoftlab.com [email protected]

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