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Business Objects Course outline:

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Now Business Objects is part of SAP.

SAP bought BO

Types of data and databases.

What is data warehousing and why we need it.

Some data warehouse concepts.

What is BI

History of BO(Company, version evolution etc..) and Place of BO in BI market.

What comprise BO/BO Modules.

Architecture of BO.

Roles and User types in BO and their functionality.

Designer

Understanding BusinessObjects Universes Creating the Universe

Building the Universe Structure

Populating the universe structure Defining joins in a universe Entity Relationships

Types of Joins

Understanding classes and objects Creating classes and objects Creating Dimension Objects Creating Measure Objects Parsing the objects

Using Lists of Values

Working with LOVs in Designer Editing list of values

Resolving Loops in a Universe

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Resolving loops using aliases Resolving loops using shortcut joins Resolving loops using contexts Using Hierarchies

Working with hierarchies Aggregate Awareness

Applying aggregate awareness to objects Derived Tables

Using derived tables Linking Universes

Creating links between universes Securing Universes

Setting access restrictions on a universe Managing Universes

Documenting universes

Deploying & maintaining universes Business Objects reporting module(Full client)

Introducing Desktop Intelligence

Understanding core concepts of Desktop Intelligence Understanding core functionality of Desktop Intelligence Getting Started with Desktop Intelligence

Logging on to Desktop Intelligence Modifying start up options

Accessing help Opening documents Viewing reports Saving documents

Creating Desktop Intelligence Documents with Queries Getting new data with Desktop Intelligence Creating a query

Modifying the query

Understanding Report Manager Projecting data

Restricting Data Returned by a Query Applying query conditions Applying wildcards in conditions Using condition objects

Understanding relational operators in conditions Using logical operators for multiple conditions Designing Reports

Displaying data in tables and charts

Formatting Desktop Intelligence documents Selecting a presentation style at point of query Enhancing Presentation of Reports

Formatting Desktop Intelligence documents using the Slice and Dice Panel

Applying functions

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Filtering data

Applying calculations to data Applying breaks to data Ranking data

Creating Variables and Alerters

Creating variables and formulas Creating alerters

Creating running calculations

Synchronizing Data from Multiple Data Providers

Concepts of combining data from multiple sources Building a document with blocks of data

Grouping Data using Sections

Concepts of grouping data using sections Sectioning

Outlining

Creating Templates and Styles Creating templates Applying styles Analyzing in Drill Mode

Analyzing the data cube Using the drill-down mode Taking a snapshot of the data Sharing Data with Colleagues

Sharing reports with BusinessObjects users Creating reports for non-BusinessObjects users Retrieving reports from the repository

Exporting data

Viewing a Desktop Intelligence document in InfoView Setting Desktop Intelligence viewing preference Alternative Query Techniques

Using combined queries Using sub-queries

Creating a query based on another query Character and Date String Functions

Using the character string functions Concatenating different data types Using date functions

Using If Logic

Grouping data using If() logic

Using If() to modify calculation behavior Advanced Reporting Features

Formatting breaks Creating custom sorts

Displaying document data in free-standing cells Overriding filters and ranking

Calculation Contexts

Understanding calculation contexts Redefining the calculation context

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Webintelligence (Thin Client)

Introduction to WebIntelligence

Describe the core concepts of WebIntelligence Explain the business process for report creation Define the core functionality of WebIntelligence Getting Started with InfoView

Log on to and off from InfoView Access documents

Manage document categories Use online Help

Create dashboards for My InfoView Viewing Documents in InfoView

View documents in different formats

Analyze Web Intelligence documents in Drill mode Refresh and Print documents from InfoView Creating Web Intelligence Documents with Queries

Use BusinessObjects universes to create queries and build reports Differentiate between the report panels

Create and edit WebIntelligence documents Manage documents

Restricting Data Returned by a Query Apply query filters

Use a prompt to filter data Apply complex filters Use and prioritize operators Displaying Information

Use tables and charts Create and edit tables

Change table and chart formats Add data to existing tables Enhancing the Presentation of a Report

Organize information in a report

Use breaks, calculations, sorts, and alerters Use report filters

Organize a report into sections Formatting Reports

Document formatting Formatting charts

Creating Formulas and Variables Create and edit formulas and variables Analyzing Data

Create and navigate drillable document Drill in charts

Alternative Query Techniques Using combined queries Using sub-queries

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Creating a query based on another query Character and Date String Functions

Using the character string functions Concatenating different data types Using date functions

Using If Logic

Grouping data using If() logic

Using If() to modify calculation behavior Advanced Reporting Features

Formatting breaks Creating custom sorts

Displaying document data in free-standing cells Overriding filters and ranking

Calculation Contexts

Understanding calculation contexts Redefining the calculation context

Supervisor

Introduction to the concept of the repository and its structure, the different types of users, and various ways of issuing commands.

How to create a repository for a BusinessObjects deployment, and the different domains that make up a repository.

Setting up groups and users for a BusinessObjects deployment, organizing and changing user properties.

How to define the access users have to the commands in the user, Designer, and Supervisor modules of BusinessObjects.

How to create a distributed repository with more than one universe or document domain, and when more than one repository is useful.

Allocating universe and document domains to groups of users and designers, as well as, how to export a universe from the Designer module.

How to allocate universes to groups and configure the universes on a group-by- group basis with the different configuration changes you can make.

Setting up categories for organizing reports and channels for distributing reports on the broadcast server.

Broadcast Agent scheduler Auditor

Adminstrator Console.

BO XIR2

XI Architecture

Servers and functionality CMS

CCM

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CMC

Understand the BusinessObjects Enteprise interface and architecture Plan content Plan application security

Create and secure folders, users and groups Publish and configure content

Schedule reports and objects

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678-343-1502

www.H2KINFOSYS.com

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