In BusinessObjects 6.5 Repository have 57 tables.Security Domain tables 251. OBJ_M_ACTOR2. OBJ_M_USRATTR3. OBJ_M_DOCCST4. OBJ_M_GENPAR5. OBJ_M_MAGICID6. OBJ_M_RESLINK7. OBJ_M_UNIVCST8. OBJ_M_UNIVSLC9. OBJ_M_ACTORDOC10. OBJ_M_DOCUMENTS11. OBJ_M_UNIVERSES12. OBJ_M_ACTORLINK13. OBJ_M_TIMESTAMP14.OBJ_M_UNIVDBCST15.OBJ_M_CONNECTION16.DS_USER_LIST17.OBJ_M_REPOSITORY18.OBJ_M_CATEG19.OBJ_M_CONNECTDATA20.OBJ_M_OBJSLICE21.OBJ_M_RESERVATION22.DS_PENDING_JOB23.OBJ_M_DOCCATEG24.OBJ_M_DOCAT25.OBJ_M_DOCATVARDocument...
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The Repository
The Default Repository StructureThe default Business Objects repository consists of three domains: · Security Domain – Stores users, passwords, permissions, and connection information.· Universe Domain– Stores universe structure (classes and objects)· Document Domain– Stores documents and universe lists of values There are several drawbacks...
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