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Project AnalysisCollection Pack Implementation GuideRELEASE 11

March 1998

Enabling the Information Age

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Copyright E 1998

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iContents

Contents

Preface i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Overview of Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack 1 2. . . . . . . . .

Operational Project Performance 1 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Flexible Configuration 1 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Data Warehouse Uses 1 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 2 System Requirements 2 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .System Requirements 2 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Profile Options 2 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 3 Standard Architecture 3 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oracle Project An alysis Collection Pack Architectu re 3 2. . . . . . . . . .

Standard Dimensions, Hierarchy Levels , and Measures 3 3. . . .

Interface Tables 3 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Collection View s 3 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Collecting Dimension and Fact Tables 3 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Database Triggers 3 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 4 Implementation Considerations 4 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Im p lem en tin g Oracle Project An alysis Collection Pack 4 2. . . . . . . .

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Chapter 5 Customizations 5 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Customizing Your Integration 5 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Disabling Standard Metadata 5 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Creating New Metadata 5 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 6 Generating and Installing Your Data Warehouse 6 1. . . . . . . . . . . .Generating and Installing Your Data Warehouse 6 2. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chapter 7 Collecting Data and Maintaining the Data Warehouse 7 1. . . . . . .Overview of Collecting Data and Maintaining Your Warehouse 7 2

Appendix A Modifying Fact Collection Views A 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Modifying Collection Views to Disable or Create a Measure A 2. . .

Disabling a Standard Measure A 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Creating a Measure A 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Appendix B Sample Reports B 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Report Listing B 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Project Organization View B 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Project View by Activity (Service Type) B 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Project Organ ization View by Activity (Service Typ e) B 5. . . . . . . . .Top 3 Projects w ith Best Bud geted Cost to

Actual Cost Variances B 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bottom 2 Projects w ith Lowest Revenue B 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Top 2 Projects w ith H ighest Revenue B 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Margin View B 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Glossary

Index

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iPreface

Preface

Welcom e to Release 11 of the Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack Implementation Guide.

This implementation guide includ es the information you n eed to w ork w ith Or acle Project Analysis Collection Pack effectively. It containsdetailed information abou t the following:

Overview and reference information System requiremen ts Description of standard implementation steps Description of customizations that y ou can p erform, includ ing

sample view changes Specific types of ana lysis that you can perform using O racle

Project An alysis Collection Pack Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack functions and features Sam ple reports

This preface explains how th is imp lementation gu ide is organized andintrodu ces other sources of information that can help you .

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About This Implementation Guide

This guide is the prim ary sou rce of information abou t Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack. It contains overview s as w ell as task andreference information. This guide includ es the follow ing chapters:

Chap ter 1 provides a brief introdu ction to O racle ProjectAna lysis Collection Pack.

Chap ter 2 describes the server requ irements you need to fulfill touse Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack.

Chap ter 3 describes the stan da rd architecture of Ora cle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack an d provid es a list of all of the stan da rd

dim ensions, hierarchy levels, and measu res that Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pa ck p redefines. Chapter 4 w alks you through the factors you m ust consider in

your decision to imp lement an d customize, if necessary, OracleProject An alysis Collection Pack.

Chap ter 5 provid es detailed information about customizingdim ensions, hierarchy levels, measu res, and fact tables and

mod ifying the collection p rocesses. Chap ter 6 describes how to generate and install the da ta

warehouse. Chap ter 7 tells you how to run the collection process to pop ulate

your d ata wa rehouse and use tools to query, analyze, andgenerate reports based on you r project informa tion.

App endix A provides sample view changes that you can use tomod ify collection views to disable a stand ard m easure or tocreate a new measure.

App end ix B includ es a list of samp le reports th at you cangenerate using the stand ard d imensions, hierarchy levels, andmeasu res p redefined by Oracle Project Analysis Collection P ack.

This implementation guide is available onl ine

All Oracle Ap plications u sers guides are a vailable online in Ad obeAcrobat forma t. Most other Oracle App lications docum entation, suchas this imp lementation gu ide, is available in Ad obe Acrobat forma t.

The pap er and online versions of this man ual hav e identical content;use w hichever forma t is most convenient.

You can order a n Or acle App lications Docum entation Library CD

containing Adobe Acrobat versions of each m anu al in the Oracle

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App lications docum entation set. Using this CD, you can search forinformation, read it onscreen, and p rint ind ividua l pages, sections, orentire books. When you p rint from Ad obe Acrobat, the resultingprintou ts look just like pages from an Oracle Applications hard copymanual.

Note: The Oracle App lications Docum entation Library CDdoes not includ e docum entation for Oracle App lications DataWarehouse, Oracle Express An alyzer, and O racle SalesAnalyzer. You m ust ord er these reference materials separately.

AssumptionsThis guide assumes you have a working know ledge of the principlesand customar y practices of your bu siness area. It also assum es you arefamiliar w ith Oracle Projects and Oracle App lications Data Warehou se.If you h ave never u sed Or acle Projects and Or acle App lications DataWarehou se, w e suggest you attend one or m ore of the Ora cle Projectsand Oracle App lications Da ta Warehouse training classes available

throu gh Oracle Edu cation. (See Other Information Sources for moreinformation a bout Oracle Projects, Oracle App lications DataWarehou se, and Oracle training.)

This guide also assumes th at you are familiar with the Or acleApp lications grap hical user interface. To learn more abou t the OracleApp lications grap hical user interface, read the Oracle Applications UsersGuide.

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Do Not Use Database Tools to Modify Oracle Applications Data

Oracle provides p owerfu l tools you can u se to create, store, change,retrieve and m aintain information in an Oracle da tabase. But if you u seOracle tools like SQL*Plus to modify Oracle Applications data, you risk destroying the integrity of your d ata and you lose the ability to aud itchanges to your d ata.

Because Oracle App lications tables are interrelated, any change youmake u sing an Oracle App lications form can u pd ate man y tables atonce. But w hen you mod ify Oracle Applications data using anyth ingother than O racle App lications forms, you m ay change a row in onetable w ithout m aking correspond ing chan ges in related tables. If your

tables get out of synchronization w ith each other, you risk retrievingerroneous information and you risk u npredictable results throughoutOracle App lications.

When you use Oracle App lications form s to mod ify your d ata, OracleApp lications autom atically checks that your changes are valid. OracleApp lications also keeps track of who chan ges information. But, if youenter information into database tables using databa se tools, you m aystore invalid information. You also lose the ability to track wh o haschanged your inform ation because SQL*Plus and other d atabase toolsdo n ot keep a record of chan ges.

Consequently , w e STRON GLY RECOM MEND t hat y ou never useSQL*Plus, Oracle Dat a Brow ser, database t riggers, or any ot her tool t o

modify O racle Applications t ables, unless w e tell y ou to do so in our manuals.

Other Information Sources

You can choose from m any sources of information, includingdocum entation, training, and sup port services, to increase yourknow ledge and un derstan ding of Oracle Project Analysis CollectionPack, Oracle Projects, and Oracle App lications Data Warehou se.

Most Oracle Applications d ocumen tation is available in Adobe Acrobatformat on th e Oracle A pplications D ocumentation Library CD. We supplythis CD with every software shipm ent.

If this man ua l refers you to other Oracle Applications docum entation,use on ly the Release 11 versions of those ma nu als un less we sp ecifyotherwise.

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Oracle Appli cations Users Guide

This guide explains how to n avigate, enter d ata, query, run report s, andintrodu ces other basic features of the grap hical user interface (GUI)ava ilable with this release of Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack

(and any other Ora cle App lications prod uct). This guid e also includ esinformation on setting user p rofiles, as w ell as run ning and reviewingreports and concurrent requests.

You can also access this user s gu ide on line by choosing GettingStarted w ith Oracle Applications from any Oracle Applications helpfile.

Related Users Guides

You m ay w ant to consult other reference materials when you set u pand use Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack to integrate OracleProjects with Oracle App lications Data Warehou se.

Oracle Projects Users Guide

This user s guide p rovides you w ith all the information you need touse you r Oracle Projects application w ith a function and taskorientedorganization.

Oracle Applications Data Warehouse Users Guide

Use this user s guide to un derstand and learn how to use OracleApp lications Data Warehou se (OADW). This man ual provid es

stepbystep gu idan ce on topics from setting up the w arehouse, tomod eling your bu siness data, and u sing the OADW in the m ostefficient w ay possible.

Oracle Applications Data Warehouse Reference Manual

This guid e provides d etailed d escriptions of each of the wind ow sprovid ed by Or acle App lications Data Warehou se.

Oracle Applications D evel opers Guide

This guide contains the coding stand ard s follow ed by th e OracleApp lications developm ent staff. It describes the Oracle App licationObject Library comp onents need ed to imp lement the OracleApp lications user interface described in th e Oracle Applications User

Int erface Standards . It also provid es information to help you build your

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custom Developer/ 2000 forms so that they integrate with OracleApplications.

Oracle Appl ications Use r Interface Standards

This manu al contains th e user interface (UI) stand ards follow ed by th eOracle Applications d evelopmen t staff. It describes the UI for theOracle App lications products and how to app ly this UI to the d esign of an ap plication bu ilt by u sing Oracle Forms 4.5.

Oracle Appli cations D emons tration Users Guide

This man ual docum ents the functional storyline and prod uct flows forGlobal Comp uters, a fictional man ufacturer of personal comp uterprod ucts and services. As well as includ ing produ ct overviews, thebook contains detailed d iscussions and examp les, across each of thema jor prod uct flows. Tables, illustra tions, and charts sum ma rize keyflows and data elements.

Installation and System Adminis tration

Oracle Applications Installation Manual

This man ual and the accomp anying release notes provid e informationyou need to successfully install Oracle Financials, Oracle Pu blic SectorFinan cials, Oracle Manu factur ing, or Oracle Hum an Resources in yourspecific hardware and operating system software environment.

Oracle Applications Data Warehouse Installation Manual

This manu al provides step bystep instru ctions to install OracleApp lications Data Warehou se.

Oracle Appli cations Upgrade Manual

This man ual explains how to prep are your Oracle Applicationsprod ucts for an up grad e. It also contains information on finishing theup grade procedure for each prod uct. Refer to this manu al and theOracle A pplications Inst allation M anual when you p lan to up grade yourproducts.

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Oracle Appli cations System Admin istrators Guide

This man ual provid es planning an d reference informa tion for theOracle App lications System Ad ministrator. It contains information onhow to define security, customize men us and online help, and ma nage

processing.

Oracle Projects App lications Techni cal Reference Manual

The Oracle Projects A pplications Technical Reference Manual containsda tabase diagram s and a detailed d escription of Oracle Projects andrelated app lications databa se tables, forms, reports, and p rogram s.This information h elps you convert d ata from your existing

app lications, integrate Or acle Projects with nonOracle app lications,and wr ite custom reports for Oracle Projects.

You can ord er a technical reference manu al for any p rodu ct you hav elicensed. Technical reference manu als are available in p aper formatonly.

Other Information

Training

Oracle Edu cation offers a comp lete set of training courses to h elp youand your staff ma ster Oracle App lications. We can help you d evelop atraining plan th at provid es thorough training for both your p rojectteam and your end users. We will work w ith you to organize coursesapp ropriate to your job or area of responsibility.

Training professionals can show y ou how to plan you r trainingthroughout the imp lementation process so that the right amoun t of information is delivered to key people wh en they need it the most. Youcan attend courses at any one of our m any Edu cational Centers, or youcan arrange for our tra iners to teach at you r facility. In add ition, wecan tailor stand ard courses or develop custom courses to meet yourneeds.

Support

From onsite sup port to central sup port, our team of experiencedprofessionals provides the help an d informat ion you need to keepOracle Project Analysis Collection Pack wor king for you. This teaminclud es you r Technical Representative, Accoun t Ma nager, and Oracleslarge staff of consultants an d sup port sp ecialists with expertise in you r

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business area, managing an Oracle server, and your hardw are andsoftware environment.

About Oracle

Oracle develops and mar kets an integrated line of softw are produ ctsfor d atabase managem ent, applications d evelopm ent, decision supp ort,and office autom ation, as w ell as a complete family of finan cial,manu facturing, and hum an resource applications.

Oracle produ cts are available for mainframes, minicomp uters, personal

computers, network comp uters , and p ersonal digital assistants,allowing organ izations to integrate d ifferent comp uters, d ifferentoperating system s, different netw orks, and even d ifferent d atabasema nagem ent systems, into a single, un ified comp uting an d informationresource.

Oracle offers its p rodu cts, along w ith related consulting, edu cation, andsup port services, in over 140 countries around the world . OracleCorporat ion is the world s leading su pp lier of softw are for informationma nagem ent, and is the world s second largest software comp any.

Thank You

Thank you for using Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack and thisimplementation gu ide.

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Or, send electronic mail to [email protected] .

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Introduction

his chap ter provid es a general introdu ction to the businessap plications of Ora cle Project Analysis Collection Pack. It provid es

several examp les of the query, analysis, and reporting capabilities of Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack.

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Overview of Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack

Warning: Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack enab les youto integrate O racle Projects and Oracle App lications Da taWarehou se (OADW). This application is not includ ed in, but isad ditional to, the Oracle Projects produ ct. You cann ot use an yof the featu res described in this man ual un less you ha vepu rchased an d are a licensed user of Oracle Project AnalysisCollection Pack.

Ora cle Project Analysis Collection Pack enables you to collectcorporatewide p roject information in a central repository and analyzethe data using standard or userdefined param eters (dimensions,hierarchy levels, and measu res). This tool is a business solution tha tallows highlevel corpora te man agers to view d ata across theirenterp rise in a wid e variety of w ays.

For example, you can use some of the standard param eters to analyzecost, revenu e, and bud get data across:

Projects Time p eriods Organizations

Alternately, you can freely disable param eters or create your ow n to fitthe an alysis and rep orting need s of your comp any. Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack offers flexible and exten sible analysiscapabilities limited only by the information th at your comp any records.

Operational Project Performance

Ora cle Projects remains th e tool for collecting p roject information asw ell as for m onitoring actual tran sactions. The project status inqu iry(PSI) featu re in Ora cle Projects enables you to track project status interms of actual and bud geted am ounts and comm itments at any WBSlevel. How ever, you can p erform PSI queries on only one p roject at a

time for four tim e periods: Periodtodate Prior period Yeartodate Inceptiontodate

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By contra st, Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack enables you toanalyze p roject informa tion across projects an d organizations. Forexample, you can u se Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack toana lyze pro ject inform ation by finan cial year, financial quarter, GLperiod , or PA period . Depen ding on your a nalysis tool, you canrepresent you r an alysis results graph ically to create easytoreadpresentations.

Analyze p roject information across dim ensions that rep resent themetrics for su ccess in your compa ny. Once you id entify patterns inprojects or organ izations that lead to success or failure, you can m odifyyour bu siness practices to optimize your comp anys perform ance.

Flexible Configuration

You can u se Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack to providemu ltidimensional analysis capabilities in several w ays:

Integrate information in th e interface tables provided by OracleProjects with Oracle App lications Data Warehou se (OADW).OADW au tomates the d esign, implementation, and ongoingadm inistration of an enterprisewide data warehouse or alineofbusiness, subjectoriented da ta mar t.

Attention: This guid e discusses only this imp lementationoption.

Access project data w arehou se inform ation d irectly from the starschema t ables using OLAP tools, such as Oracle Relation AccessAd min istrato r, Oracle Relation Access Manager, Oracle SalesAnalyzer, and Oracle Express Analyzer

Build a custom da ta w arehou se by extracting project inform ationfrom interface tables into flat files and up loading th e informationinto the data wa rehouse. You can then analyze the informationusing OLAP tools, such as Or acle Express O bjects and OracleExpress Analyzer.

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Information flo w in Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack

OADWOracle Discoverer

Oracle Data Mart SuiteSummarization

Tables

Oracle Projects Project Star Schema

InterfaceTables

OADW integration enables you to p erform the following typ es of

analysis:If your compa ny d oes not requ ire the online analysis of projectinformation, you do not need to integrate w ith OADW. The coreOracle Projects produ ct provides a p roject status inquiry feature th atallows you to track and report on actual costs and bud geted amou ntsat the project level. For more information abou t this tracking capability,see: Project Statu s Inqu iry (Oracle Projects Users Guide) .

Oracle Projects predefines the following stan dard dim ensions, whichserve as categories by w hich you can an alyze your p roject data:

Project Resource Project organization Expen ditu re organization Service type Time Bud get type Expend iture type Operating u nit (for m ultiple organization su pp ort)

Oracle Projects also predefines levels, which serve as subcategories forthese dim ensions, and h ierarchies, wh ich store the relationshipsbetween each dimension and its levels. If the stand ard d imensions,levels, and hierarchies do not su it your bu siness needs, you can createnew dim ensions, levels, and hierarchies.

You can d isable stand ard Oracle Projects dimensions tha t do n ot suityour compa nys business requiremen ts. For detailed inform ation about

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customizing your data w arehouse data and metadata, see: CustomizingYour Integration : page 5 2 .

See Also

Oracle Applications Data W arehouse Users Gu ide

Oracle Projects Users Guide

Data Warehouse Uses

The follow ing list provides just a few examp les of app lications for you rdata warehouse solution:

Business analysis Produ ct line analysis Service type analysis Project classification ana lysis Organization and bud get type analysis

Business Analysis

You can analyze p roject performance and other d etails across variousdim ensions, such as projects and organizations. In add ition, you cancreate variance reports to comp are actua l costs to budgeted amou nts,as illustra ted in the follow ing figure.

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Use Oracle Sales Analyzer to compare the v ariance betwe en actual costs and budgeted

raw costs for selected projects

Product Line Analysis

Monitor p rofitability and identify trends using project classes andcategories to distingu ish your d ifferent p rodu ct lines.

Service Type Analysis

You can comp are cost, revenue, and bud get da ta by typ e of activity orw ork across all projects and organizations in your en terprise using th eService Type dimension.

For examp le, you can establish stand ard service types to iden tify broadcategories of work, such as Field, Work, R&D, or Estimatin g. Then, byassigning these service types to you r p rojects tasks, you can comp arebud geted costs with comm itments an d actua l costs for these categoriesacross organizations or across project types. With this typ e of analysis,you can id entify which types of activities consum e resources and w hichactivities generate revenu e.

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Project Classification Analysis

You can look across the en terp rise at a ll projects by p roject classificationand time period to d etermine w hich lines of business are moreprofitable than others or w hether th e profitability of certain kinds of

projects reflects seasonal variations.

Organization and Budge t Type Analysis

You can analyze cost, revenu e, and bud get d ata across all projects byorganization and by bud get type to comp are both original and currentbud gets to actual costs to determ ine wheth er some organizations inyour en terprise are better than others at estimating costs at comp letion.

Benefits of Multiple Dimensions

With m ultidim ensional analysis capa bilities, you can g enerate a var ietyof reports to view the information that is most imp ortant to yourcompan y. For exam ple, you can perform th e types of analysis listedbelow:

Top/Bottom Ranking. Identify your 10 best and 10 w orstprojects in term s of margin. Exception. Display job grad es for each consu ltant w ho has

generated mon thly revenu es of less than $10,000. Trend. Identify how business has changed over the p ast 52

weeks in a p articular indu stry sector.

You can also combine d ifferent typ es of analysis in a single repor t. Forexamp le, you can search for values based on exception criteria and th engenerate a report that ran ks the results.

The follow ing figures illustrate h ow the Ranking an d Exception Setupw indow of Oracle Sales Analyzer enables the quick and easy creationof ranking rep orts.

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Oracle Sales Analyzer enables you to create and format ranking reports

You can u se your analysis tool to search for projects based on th eiractual raw costs and rank th e top five results, as illustra ted above.

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The resulting ranking report

The resulting report d isplays, in d escend ing ord er, the projects thathave incurred th e five highest actual raw cost am oun ts.

In add ition, you can easily mod ify your an alysis by changing one ormore d imensions in your query. You can an alyze your p rojectinformation by selecting any of the stand ard d imensions available in alist of values (as illustrated in the following figure), or you can createyour own.

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Use the Selector window to choose and organize the dimensions of your query

Other Applications and Benefits

Ora cle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack also enables you to: Dow nload information from the central repository to your

laptop for disconnected analysis Empow er executives with the project and resource da ta they

need to m ake informed d ecisions faster Qu ickly generate qu otes for customers based on historical

project information Profitability analysis on resources across projects Rank the top or bottom projects across all organizations in you r

comp any in terms of how actual costs and comm itmentscomp are to bud geted costs

Analyze grou ps of projects (class categories and codes) over time

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Comp are costs for each p roject organization by expend itureorganization

Extend historical profitability figures into the future to estimatefutu re revenue for bud get planning and analysis

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2 1System Requirements

System Requirements

his chapter d escribes the requirements th at you need to fulfill toinstall and imp lement Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack,

regardless of w hether you custom ize your imp lementation of theproduct.

S R i

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System Requirements

You mu st fulfill the following serv er requ irements to integrat e OracleProjects with OADW:

Server requiremen ts

Oracle App lications Release 11 or higher

Oracle App lications Data Warehou se Release 1.1 or higher

Note: You m ust install the OADW software before you installOracle Project Analysis Collection Pack.

For detailed steps on installing Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack,see: Insta lling the O racle Project An alysis Collection Pack Oracle

A pplications Data Warehouse Installation M anual .

Profile Options

After you install Oracle Project Analysis Collection P ack, you m ust setyour Oracle Projects profile options to reflect how y ou w ill imp lementyour integration w ith OADW. For more information about OracleProjects p rofile opt ions, see: Ap pen dix B: Profile Option s (OracleProjects Users Guide) .

PA: ADW Installed

Indicates w hether Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack is installed.This profile is au tomat ically set to Yes w hen you install Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack. Ora cle Projects does no t use this profileoption; Oracle App lications Da ta Warehouse u ses it only for integrationwith Oracle Projects.

Available valu es are listed below :

Ora cle Project Analysis Collection Pack is insta lled,and related functionality will be available.

Only t he core Oracle Projects prod uct (eitherOra cle Project Billing or O racle Project Costing) isinstalled . Ora cle Project Analysis Collection Pack is not installed, and related functions will not beavailable.

Equivalent to No

Yes

No

(No value)

This profile option is visible to the System Ad ministrator a t the

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2 3System Requirements

This profile option is visible to the System Ad ministrator a t theap plication level for Oracle Projects. You cann ot up date this profileoption.

The intern al nam e for this p rofile op tion is PA_ADW_INSTALLED.

PA: Coll ection Pack License d

Indicates whether you have pu rchased an d are a licensed u ser of Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack.

Available values are listed b elow:

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack has beenpu rchased and licensed. Entitles the user to relatedfeatures and sup port. You m ust enable this profileoption to u se any features of Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack.

Default value is No, m eaning that u ser does nothav e access to Oracle Project Analysis CollectionPack features or sup port.

Equivalent to No

This profile option is visible to the System Ad ministrator a t theap plication level for Oracle Projects. You cann ot up date this profileoption.

The intern al nam e for this profile option is PA_ADW_LICEN SED.

PA: ADW Collect Top Tasks (for future use)

Indicates wh ether the collection p rogram collects d imension an d facttable informa tion at the top task level. By d efault, this profile option isset to No.

Note: You cannot currently collect tasklevel information if you integrate Ora cle Projects with O racle App lications Da taWarehouse. If you set this op tion to Yes, the Collection Pack will collect information a t the top task level, but y ou cann otanalyze this information u sing OADW. You can, how ever,analyze tasklevel information using the Collection Pack w ithother tools.

Attention: You shou ld set this p rofile before you startcollecting information for the interface tables. If you chan gethis profile option a fter you ha ve ru n th e collection process,then you mu st reload the interface tables using the RefreshDimension and Fact Tables process.

Yes

No

(No value)

This profile option is visible to the System Ad ministrator a nd

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This profile option is visible to the System Ad ministrator a ndup da table at the app lication level for Ora cle Projects.

The internal nam e for this profile option isPA_ADW_COLLECT_TOP_TASKS.

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C H A P T E R

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3 1Stand ard Architecture

Standard Architecture

his chap ter d escribes the sta nd ard architecture of Ora cle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack. This chapter p rovides lists and descriptionsof all the stand ard d imensions, dimension hierarchies, and measu resthat Oracle Project Analysis Collection P ack pred efines as w ell ascollection p rocesses and views.

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack Architecture

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Figure 3 1


Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack Architecture

Ora cle Project Analysis Collection Pack prov ides th e flexibility todisable standard dimensions for integration w ith OADW to su it yourcompa nys business requiremen ts.

The following figure illustrates the information flow for Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack:

Information fl ow from Oracle Projects to OAD W

CollectionProcess

OADW Server

Integrate withOADW

CustomDimension

and Fact

External Systems

ProductionSystemTables

Oracle Projects

Interface Tables(dimension and

fact)

Project Star Schem aInformation

Tables

The integration starts w ith the Or acle Projects sum ma rization tables.After you run the Upd ate Project Summ ary Am ounts p rocess topop ulate the sum ma rization tables, you sub mit the Collect Dimensionand Fact Tables process to load information from sum ma rization tablesinto the project star schem a interface tables. These inter face tables arethe source tables for integration with OAD W and a ct as a temp oraryholding p lace for information to be integrated with OADW. You canmod ify the collection p rocess to load dat a from oth er Ora cle Projectstables into th e p roject star schema interface tables.

Note: The project star schema interface tables are differentfrom the O ADW interface tables.

After you p opu late the p roject star schem a interface tables, you loadthe information int o OADW ta bles using the O ADW collection p rocess.From the OADW tables, you can access and an alyze your da ta using avariety of client app lications. After you transfer the information to theOADW ta bles, you can pu rge the p roject star schema interface tables.

See Also

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Collect Dimension a nd Fact Tables (Oracle Projects Users Guide)

Refresh Dim ension a nd Fact Tables (Oracle Projects Users Guide)

Generate Collection Views (Oracle Projects Users Guide)

Oracle Applications Data W arehouse Users Gu ide

Oracle Express Analyzer Users Guide

Oracle Sales Analyzer Users Guide

Standard D imensions , Hierarchy Levels, and Measures

Refer to the lists of stand ard d imensions, dimen sion hierarchies, andmeasures in this section to determine w hether you need to customizeyour integration w ith OADW. For more information abou t revising the

metad ata and da ta p redefined by Or acle Project Analysis CollectionPack, see: Custom izing Your Integration : pa ge 5 2.

Attention: Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack pred efinesthe dim ension, hierarchy level, and measu re related m etada tafor Oracle Projects in the OADW repository.

Dimensions

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack predefines the followingstand ard d imensions, all of w hich are enabled by default. If you d o notplan to u se all the d imensions to analyze your project data, you candisable any d imension below th at is marked w ith an asterisk (*).

Project Resource Project organization* Expenditure organization* Service type* Time Budget type

Expenditure type*

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Op erating unit (for mu ltiorganization supp ort)*

You can d efine u p to five add itional d imensions in each stand ard facttable to store actuals, commitm ents, and bu dg eted costs.

Dimension Hierarchy Levels

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack predefines one hierarchy foreach of the d imensions listed abov e. The standa rd h ierarchy levels foreach dimen sion are listed below:

Project

All project types (none specified)Project type

Project Resource

Resource listResource grou p

Resource m ember (lowestlevel resource)

Note: Before you can analyze information u sing a p articularresource list, you m ust first assign it to the project and run theUpd ate Project Sum ma ry Am oun ts process for each project youw ant to include in your analysis. This process sum mar izesinformation for all resource lists assigned to a project.

Project organization

Business grou pProject organization Expen ditu re organization

Business grou pExpenditure organization

Service type

All service types (none specified)Service type

Note: By d efault, service typ e information is collected at th etop ta sk level. You can change th e collection p rocess to loadservice type inform ation at d ifferent levels of the WBS. If youuse this dimen sion to analyze task information, make sure thatyour dat a originates from th e same level of the WBS. For

examp le, you cannot u se the service type d imension to analyzet t k b d g t t d l t t k t l

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top task bud get amounts and lowest task actuals. Time

All finan cial years (non e specified)

Financial yearFinan cial qu arterGL period

PA period Budget type

Budget type Expend iture type

All expend iture typ es (none specified)Expend iture type

Operating unit

Set of booksLegal entity

Operating unit

The operating unit d imension allows you to analyze inform ationfor projects of all operating u nits that u se the same fun ctionalcurren cy. If multip le sets of books use the same cur rency, youcan ad d anoth er level to this hierarchy, such as All sets of books , toanalyze projects that are own ed by opera ting un its that usedifferent sets of books. For information on a dd ing a hierarchylevel, see: Creating Hierarchies or H ierarchy Levels: page 5 5.

Measures

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack predefines the followingstand ard m easures, all of wh ich are enabled by default. If thesemeasures do n ot suit your bu siness needs, you can mod ify yourinterface views so tha t th e collection p rocess load s d ifferentinformation into the fact interface tables.

Actuals

Ra w cost

Burdened cost

Q ua nt ity

Labor hours

Billable/ Capitalizable raw cost

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Billable/ Capitalizable burdened cost

Billable/ Capitalizable quantity

Billable/ Capitalizable labor hours

Reven ue Commitments

Ra w cost

Burdened cost Budgets

Ra w cost

Burdened cost

Q ua ntity

Labor hours

Reven ue

You can d efine u p to five add itional m easures in each stand ard facttable to store actuals and commitm ents.

Interface Tables

There are tw o typ es of interface tables: fact tables an d dimension

tables . Fact tables contain num eric information, while dimensiontables store descriptive information th at you can use to p rovide contextfor the fact table information.

Fact tables consist of two typ es of colum ns:

Keys , which link to the d escriptive information represented b ydim ension attributes, as described below

M easures , which identify what a sp ecific num ber represents.

Figure 3 2 Illustration of dimen sion tables and a fact table

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PROJECT KEYTIME KEYRESOURCE KEYEXPENDITURE ORG. KEY

Dollars

Hou rs WorkedResource Usage

PROJECT KEYAll project typ es

Project typ eProject

RESOURCE KEYResource listResource grou pResource mem ber

Project Dimension

Resource Dimension

EXPENDITURE ORG. KEYExpend iture Org. Dimension

Business grou pExpenditure org.

TIME KEY

Time Dimension

All finan cial years

Financial yearFinancial qu arterGL periodPA period

Fact Table

Dimension tables consist of separate colum ns for each h ierarchy level,w hich represent ad ditional categories for each dimension. Mostdim ensions have mu ltiple hierarchy levels at wh ich you can captu reand analyze information.

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack p rovides on e interface data baseview for each interface table, and the d ata read by an interface view(via th e collection p rogram ) pop ulates its correspond ing interface table.

You can u se all of the standard measu res, dim ensions, and dim ensionhierarchies that Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack predefines, oryou can create your own. For more inform ation about custom izing theda ta w arehou se, see: Custom izing Your Integration: page 5 2.

Dimension Interface Tables

Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pack prov ides interface tables foreach hierarchy level on standa rd d imensions, as illustrated in th efollowing table:

Interface Table Name Dimension Level

ll

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PA_ALL_PRJ_TYPES_IT Project All Project Types

PA_PRJ_TYPES_IT_ALL Project Project Type

PA_PROJECTS_IT_ALL Project Project

PA_TOP_TASKS_IT* Project Top Task PA_ALL_EXP_TYPES_IT Expenditure Type All Expenditure Types

PA_EXP_TYPES_IT Expenditure Type Expenditure Type

PA_RES_LISTS_IT_ALL_BG Resource Resource List

PA_TOP_RLMEM_IT Resource Resource Group

PA_LOWEST_RLMEM_IT Resource Resource Member(lowestlevel resource)

PA_ALL_SRVC_TYPES_IT Service Type All Service Types

PA_SRVC_TYPES_IT Service Type Service Types

PA_ALL_FINANCIAL_YRS_IT Time All Financial Years

PA_FINANCIAL_YRS_IT Time Financial Year

PA_FINANCIAL_QTRS_IT Time Financial Quarter

PA_GL_PERIODS_IT Time GL Period

PA_PERIODS_IT Time PA Period

PA_BGT_TYPES_IT Budget Type Budget Type

PA_PRJ_BUSIN ESS_GRPS_IT Project O rganization Bu sin ess Grou p

PA_PRJ_ORGS_IT Project Organization Project Organization

PA_EXP_BUSINESS_GRPS_IT Expend it ur eOrganization

Business Grou p

PA_EXP_ORGS_IT ExpenditureOrganization Expend iture Organization

PA_SET_OF_BOOKS_IT Operating Unit Set Of Books

PA_LEGAL_ENTITY_IT Operating Unit Legal Entity

PA_OPER_UNITS_IT Operating Unit Operating Unit

* Not currently sup ported for integration with OADW

Table 3 1 Standard dimension interface tables

Fact Interface Tables

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack provides the followingstand ard fact interface tables:

Interface Table Name Fact Table

PA TSK ACT CMT IT ALL* T k L l A t l d C it t

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PA_TSK_ACT_CMT_IT_ALL* Task Level Actuals and Commitments

PA_PRJ_ACT_CMT_IT_ALL Project Level Actuals and Commitments

PA_TSK_BGT_LINES_IT_ALL* Task Level Budgets

PA_PRJ_BGT_LINES_IT_ALL Project Level Budgets* Not currently sup ported for integration with OADW

Table 3 2 Standard fact interface tables

Collection View s

Oracle Project Ana lysis Collection Pa ck uses two levels of collectionviews: base views an d second level view s.

To preserve th e integrity of the base views in case of a d atabaseup grad e, you cannot mod ify these views. These base views readinformation d irectly from the Oracle Projects summ arization tables.The second level views read information from these base views an dcontain 10 colum ns that y ou can custom ize after disabling un necessarydimensions to bring ad ditional data into your d ata warehouse.Collection p rogram s are based u pon these second level views.

Dimension Table Collection Views

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack provides the following baseand second level collection views for dim ension tables:

SecondLevel View Name Base View Dimension LevelPA_ADW_PRJ_TYPES_V PA_ADW_PRJ_TYPES_B_V Project All Project

Types/ ProjectType

PA_ADW_PROJECTS_V PA_ADW_PROJECTS_B_V Project Project

PA_ADW_TOP_TASKS_V* PA_ADW_TOP_TASKS_B_V* Project Top Task

PA_ADW_EXP_TYPES_V PA_ADW_EXP_TYPES_B_V Exp end itu re Typ e All levels

PA_ADW_RES_LISTS_V PA_ADW_RES_LISTS_B_V Resource Resource ListPA_ADW_TOP_RLMEM_V PA_ADW_TOP_RLMEM_B_V Resource Resource Group

PA_ADW_LOWEST_RLMEM_V

PA_ADW_LOWEST_RLMEM_B_V

Resource ResourceMember(lowestlevelresource)

Table 3 3 Standard dimens ion table collection view s

SecondLevel View Name LevelDimensionBase View

PA ADW SRVC TYPES V PA ADW SRVC TYPES B V Service Type All levels

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PA_ADW_SRVC_TYPES_V PA_ADW_SRVC_TYPES_B_V Service Type All levels

PA_ADW_PERIODS_V PA_ADW_PERIODS_B_V Time All levels

PA_ADW_ORGS_V PA_ADW_ORGS_B_V Project

Organization/ ExpenditureOrganization

All levels

PA_ADW_OPER_UN ITS_V PA_ADW_OPER_UN ITS_B_V Op erating Unit All levels

PA_ADW_BGT_TYPES_V PA_ADW_BGT_TYPES_B_V Budget Type Budget Type

* Not currently sup ported for integration with OADW

Table 3 3 Standard dimens ion table colle ction view s

Fact Table Colle ction View s

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack also provides the followingbase an d secondlevel collection views for fact tables:

SecondLevel View Name Base View Related Measure

PA_ADW_ACT_CMT_V PA_ADW_ACT_CMT_B_V Actuals and Commitments

PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_V PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_B_V Actuals and CommitmentsPA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_V PA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_B_V Actuals and Commitmen ts

PA_ADW_BGT_LINES_V PA_ADW_BGT_LINES_B_V Budget Amounts

PA_ADW_R_BGT_LIN ES_V PA_ADW_R_BGT_LIN ES_B_V Bud get Am ounts

Table 3 4 Standard fact table coll ection view s

Collecting Dimension and Fact Tables

You submit the PRC: Collect Dimension an d Fact Tables p rocess fromthe Subm it Request w indow to load informa tion into either dimen sionor fact inter face tables. See: Collect Dimen sion and Fact Tables (OracleProjects Users Guide) .

The collection progr am pop ulates sepa rate interface tables to storeinformation about actual transactions and bu dg ets. ThisPL/ SQLbased p rocess selects d ata from th e Oracle Projectssum marization tables based on the dimensions that your compan yuses. The collection progra m m aintains the interface tables. Thecollection program is mod ular, wh ich m eans that a separ ate programloads each interface table. In add ition, you can custom ize the processto collect information from custom dim ension and fact tables.

Upd ate inform ation in the interface tables as often as required by yourcompan ys business needs. The collection program provid ed by Oracle

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Figure 3 3


Projects perform s incremen tal up loads of informa tion, which mean sthat the p rocess up da tes only the information that has changed sincethe last up load. This strategy minimizes the length of your up load

process.The collection p rogram retrieves project information based on th eoperating u nit of the user su bmitting the request. If you w ant to collectproject inform ation for mu ltiple operating u nits, you m ust ru n thecollection p rocess separa tely for each op erating u nit.

By default, each operating unit mu st run its own collection process

Project Star Schem a

Interface

Tables

OperatingUnit 1

OperatingUnit 2

OperatingUnit X.............

Collection Process Collection Process Collection Process

Attention: Before you load project information into theinterface tables, you m ust ru n the Up da te Project Sum mar yAmou nts p rocess for all projects you w ant to analyze.

Database Triggers

Oracle Projects tables contain d atabase triggers th at ind icate w hichrows of information that th e collection process reads. If theADW_N OTIFY_FLAG param eter of a source table row equ als Y, thenthe collection p rogram copies the row into th e app ropriate interface

table. You m ust ad d triggers to or mod ify them in related source tablesif you create or delete measu res, respectively. If you create new fact

bl d b i i h l d bl

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tables, you can u se data base triggers in the related source tables toidentify the changed rows for the collection p rocess. The followingtable provid es nam es of the triggers an d affected Oracle Projects tables:

Table Name Trigger Name

PA_TASKS PA_ADW_TASKS_T1

PA_TASKS PA_ADW_TASKS_T2

PA_PROJECTS_ALL PA_ADW_PROJECTS_T1

PA_PROJECT_TYPES_ALL PA_ADW_PROJECT_TYPES_T1

PA_EXPENDITURE_TYPES PA_ADW_EXPENDITURE_TYPES_T1

PA_PROJECT_CLASSES PA_ADW_PROJECT_CLASSES_T1PA_CLASS_CATEGORIES PA_ADW_CLASS_CATEGORIES_T1

PA_CLASS_CODE PA_ADW_CLASS_CODES_T1

PA_RESOURCE_LIST_MEMBERS PA_ADW_RESOURCES_T1

PA_RESOURCES PA_ADW_RESOURCES_T2

PA_RESOURCE_LIST_ALL_BG PA_ADW_RESOURCE_LISTS_T1

PA_BUDGET_TYPES PA_ADW_BUDGET_TYPES_T1PA_TXN_ACCUM PA_ADW_TXN_ACCUM_T1

PA_RESOURCE_ACCUM_DETAILS PA_ADW_RES_ACCUM_DET_T1

Table 3 5 Trigger names and related Oracle Projects tables

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Implementing Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack

You m ust consider man y factors when d eciding w hether to integrate

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Figure 4 1


You m ust consider man y factors when d eciding w hether to integrateOracle Projects with OA DW and h ow to imp lement the integration.The flow chart below illustrates the questions you sh ould a sk yourself

du ring this decisionmaking p rocess. The rest of this section p rovidesa d etailed d iscussion of each d ecision point rep resented in th e flowchart and the consequences of your d ecisions.

Flow chart illus trating imple mentation decisio ns and w arehouse creation/maintenance

Do thestandard d imensionsand m easures meet

my businessneeds?

Unfreezethe OADWrepository

Implement thestandard OracleProject An alysisCollection Pack

features

Do I need todisable standard

dimensions?

Disable d imensionsusing the

Dimensions window

Do I need todisable standard

measures?

Disable m easuresby mod ifying

collection views

Do I needto add custom

dimensions, hierarchies,or fact tables?

Performcustomizations

FreezeOADW

metadataGenerate

warehouse

Maintain

warehouse

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Implementation

Do the standard dimensions and measures fulfill my businessneeds?

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4 3Implementation Considerations

To answ er this qu estion, you m ust id entify the goal or goals of youranalysis. For examp le, you m ay wan t to comp are actuals, budgets, andcommitm ents or perform p rodu ct line analysis. For each goal, youmu st decide w hat formula best represents the end result you w ant toachieve. You include both d escriptive and nu meric variables in yourformula.

Compare the descriptive and num eric variables you identified with thelist of standard dimensions and m easures. Depending on the type of reporting and analysis your company p erforms, you may n eed tocustomize your d ata w arehouse integration by ad ding or d eleting

dimensions and m easures. For a list of the standard dimensions andmeasu res provid ed by Oracle Projects, see: Stand ard D imensions,H ierarchy Levels, and M easures: page 3 3.

Do I need to disable standard dimensions?

As p reviously mentioned, the standard dimensions delivered w ithOracle Projects may n ot completely meet your repor ting and analysis

need s. If you need on ly a subset of the stand ard d imensions, you candisable one or more dimensions using the Dimen sions w indow. See:Disabling Stand ard Dimensions: page 5 3.

Note: Disabling un necessary dimen sions reduces the size of your d ata wareh ouse and sp eeds the collection process.

Do I need to di sable standard measures?

As p reviously mentioned, the standard measures delivered w ith OracleProjects ma y not comp letely meet your reporting and analysis needs. If you n eed only a subset of the standard measures, you can m odify yourinterface views to read on ly the num eric information you need . See:Disabling Standa rd Measures: page 5 4.

Note: Disabling un necessary measu res redu ces the size of yourda ta wa rehouse and speed s the collection process.

Do I need to add custom dimensions, hi erarchs, or fact tables?

If you n eed to report or an alyze your corporate information by acategory that is not represented by a stand ard d imension or hierarchylevel, you mu st create a new d imension or hierarchy level to capturethis add itional informa tion.

Attention: Creating new dimensions after you have set upand used your d ata w arehouse is laborintensive andtimeconsu ming. Carefully assess your comp anys current and

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g y y p yfuture need s and try to ident ify all the customizations that youw ill need before you start to use your data w arehouse.

For detailed information abou t creating a n ew d imension, see: CreatingDimensions: page 5 4. For detailed inform ation about creating a newhierarchy level, see: Creating H ierarchies or Hierarchy Levels: page5 5.

If your d ata w arehou se does not includ e all the nu meric informationthat you need to an alyze, you can m odify your interface views tocaptu re ad ditional information. For more information about add ingmeasu res and fact tables, see: Creating Measures: page 5 5 andCreating Fact Tables: page 5 6.

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5 1Customizations

Customizations

his chap ter describes the steps you p erform to custom ize yourimp lemen tation of Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack. Thisinclud es disabling stand ard d imensions, hierarchy levels, andmeasu res; creating n ew d imensions, hierarchy levels, measures, andfact tables; and mod ifying th e collection processes.

Customizing Your Integration

You m ay require only a subset of the standa rd d imensions, hierarchy

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levels, and measu res p rovided by O racle Project Analysis CollectionPack, or you ma y require ad ditional dim ensions, hierarchy levels, and

measu res. If this is the case, you can custom ize your integration w ithOADW by altering th e 10 customizable colum ns for each stan da rddim ension table and each stand ard fact table. In add ition, you cancreate new dim ensions and measu res or disable existing ones if theinformation p redefined by Or acle Project Analysis Collection P ack doesnot su it your bu siness needs. Alternately, you can create new facttables that you can analyze in conjun ction w ith your custom izeddim ension tables.

Warning: Plan and execute all of your custom izations beforeyou load inform ation into the interface tables and gen erateyour d ata warehou se. If you perform customizations after youimplement and use the data w arehouse, you mu st regeneratethe d ata w arehouse, which can be very timeconsum ing.

You can p erform th e following customizations to Oracle ProjectAnalysis Collection Pack:

Disabling stand ard m etadata d imensions

m ea su res

hierarchies Creating new m etadata

d imensions

m ea su res

hierarchies

fact tables

building hierarchies of class categories

Attention: You p erform some custom ization steps in your

Oracle Projects environm ent an d oth ers in OADW, as noted onthe following p ages.

Disabling Standard Metadata

Disable standard metadata that your company d oes not need foranalysis or reporting pur poses Disabling unn ecessary metad ata

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5 3Customizations

analysis or reporting pur poses. Disabling unn ecessary metad ataimp roves the perform ance of the collection p rocesses and redu ces thesize requirements for your data warehouse.

Disabling Standard Dimensions

You can disable some of the O racle Projects standard dim ensions byusing the Oracle Projects Dimensions wind ow. When you u se thiswind ow to d isable a dimension, the metadata abou t the d imension isautom atically deleted from the OADW repository database. You mu st

regenerate the collection views after disabling any stan d ard d imension.For more information regard ing this wind ow, see: Implem enting OracleProject An alysis Collection Pack for Ora cle Projects Integra tion (OracleProjects Users Guide) .

" To enable or disable a standard dimension us ing the D imens ionswindow:

Attention: You mu st d isable d imensions before freezing thedata w arehouse metadata in the OADW repository and beforecustomizing your collection views. If you su bsequently enableor d isable a dimension after you have generated the OADWruntime w arehouse, you m ust regenerate the runtimewa rehouse to collect data based on the new set of dim ensions.

1. From the Navigator wind ow, choose Setup > Collection Pack >Dimensions.

2. Check the Enable check box next to the dimension you want toenable, or un check it if you wan t to disable the dimen sion.

3. Save your changes .

4. Choose Regenerate Views to regenerate the collection views basedon the new set of dimensions.

The view generation process recreates the databa se views andcreates a view d efinition file in the concurrent m anager s logd irectory. After the generation p rocess has executed su ccessfully,you can use th e concurrent requ est log file to extract the script tocustomize the view d efinition file . You m ust ap ply the custom izedview d efinitions after the view g eneration p rocess executessuccessfully.

Disabling a d imension replaces the colum n representing thedimension with 1 or UNKNOWN , depending on the datatype of the colum n.

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Attention: If you ran eith er collection p rocess before enablingor disabling stand ard d imensions, you mu st submit the PRC:

Refresh Dim ension a nd Fact Tables process after youregenerate your views to up date information based on you rchanges.

Disabling Standard Measures

You disable a m easure by mod ifying each collection view that containsthe measu re and m odifying database triggers in the related sourcetables. For samp le view changes that you can use to disable a measu re,see: Mod ifying Collection Views to Disable or Create a Measu re: pa geA 2.

Note: Collection view s reside in the O racle Projects prod uctiondatabase.

In add ition, you m ust d elete the metadata information related to th edeleted m easure from the OADW repository using OADW w indows.For more inform ation about th ese wind ows, see: Defining the OAD WMetadata (Oracle Applications Data Warehouse Users Guide) .

Disabling Hierarchies or Hierarchy Levels

You disable hierarchies and hierarchy levels by deleting the relatedOADW metadata using OADW wind ows. For more information about

these wind ow s, see: Using the H ierarchy Editor (Oracle Applications Data Warehouse Users Guide) .

Creating New Metadata

If the stand ard m etada ta provid ed by Or acle Project Analysis

Collection Pack d oes not fulfill your comp anys reporting and analysisrequirements, you can create customized metadata to pop ulate yourdata w arehouse with the add itional information you need.

Creating Dimensions

You m ust d efine a new interface table for any n ew d imension an drelated hierarchy levels that you create. You can u se an architecture

similar to the architecture used to collect stand ard d imensions andhierarchy levels. Perform the following steps to create newdimensions:

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1. Write a collection procedu re to retrieve information from thedesired source table (from Oracle Projects or an external system )

and load it into the interface table2. Add the procedure to the custom collection package

PA_ADW_CUSTOM_COLLECT so that th e collection p rocess w illload information related to the new dimension along with thestand ard d imension and fact tables. This package contains twofiles: PAADWCCS.pls PAADWCCB.pls

To includ e the new dim ension in an existing fact table, you mu stchange the collection view s for the fact table.

You u se OADW w indows to create new dimension related m etadata inthe OADW repository. For more inform ation about the wind owsprovid ed by OAD W, see: Defining Dim ensions (Oracle A pplications Data

Warehouse Users Guide) .

Creating Measures

You create n ew measu res by chan ging th e related fact table collectionviews and ad ding d atabase triggers to the new sou rce tables. Forsamp le view chan ges that you can u se to create a measu re, see:Mod ifying Collection Views to Disable or Create a Measure: page A 2.

Note: Collection view s reside in the O racle Projects prod uctiondatabase.

After changing the views, use OADW window s to add metadatarelated to the new m easure in the OADW repository. For moreinformation about th e wind ows p rovided by OA DW, see: CreatingCube Attributes (Oracle Applications Data W arehouse Users Guide) .

Creating Hie rarchies o r Hierarchy Levels

You can create new hierarchies based on stand ard hierarchies. Youpop ulate the level information either in the stand ard d imension table, if you are ad ding n ew hierarchies on the stand ard dimensions, or createnew level tables similar to the stand ard level tables. An examp le of thestand ard h ierarchies on the project dim ension is given below. After the

level information is pop ulated , then you create OADW metad ata in theOADW repository d atabase using OADW forms for the newhierarchies.

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Figure 5 1


Example of b uildin g a hierarchy upon the projects dimens ion

All Project Types Level

All Project Types

Project Type LevelProject Type Description All Project Types

Project Level

Nam e Nu mber Project Type

Table PA_ALL_PRJ_TYPES_IT

Table PA_PRJ_TYPES_IT_ALL

Table PA_PROJECTS_IT_ALL

Creating Fact Tables

To analyze add itional information, you mu st build one or m ore newfact tables, similar to th e fact tables for Actu als and Bud gets forstand ard m easures. Perform the follow ing steps to create new facttables:

1. Define a collection procedure similar to the procedure used tocollect stand ard fact tables. You can u se data base triggers in thesource table to identify the chan ged row s.

2. Add the procedure to the custom collection packagePA_ADW_CUSTOM_COLLECT so that th e collection p rocess w illload information into the new fact table when the stand arddim ension and fact tables are collected. This package contains twofiles: PAADWCCS.pls PAADWCCB.pls

3. Use OADW windows to define the OADW repository metadatanecessary for the custom fact tables. For more inform ation aboutthe w indow s provid ed by OAD W, see: Defining Cu bes (Oracle

Applications Data Warehouse Users Guide) .

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pp )

Building Hierarchies on Class Categories

Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack d oes not su pp ort th e classcategory hierarchy a s a stan dard hierarchy, since you can categorize aproject for mu ltiple class codes with in a class categor y. The followingtable provid es hierarchy level and interface table information for classcategory and class code information related to each project:

Interface Table Name Collection View Level

PA_PRJ_CLASSES_IT PA_ADW_PRJ_CLASSES_V Project Class Code

PA_CLASS_CATGS_IT PA_ADW_CLASS_CATGS_V Class Category

PA_CLASS_CODES_IT PA_ADW_CLASS_CODES_V Class Code

Table 5 1 Interface table and colle ction view s for class code and category level s

Perform the following step s to create a hierarchy for a given classcategory. You m ust p erform these steps sep arately for each classcategory for w hich you w ant to d efine hierarchy levels.

1. Use the Oracle Projects Class Code setup windows to identify theclass codes for w hich you w ant to bu ild hierarchies for ana lysis.

2. Use the Project dimension to create new levels and hierarchies inOADW.

Create a p roject class level for each class with in a given class

category for the project d imen sion. You can use this level toanalyze inform ation for each class code w ithin a class category.

Create one project class level for the p roject dim ension . You canuse th is level to analyze information across all class codes w ithin aclass category.

Create separa te hierarchies for each class with the class level as theroot level. Create a project class level and pro ject level below the

root level.3. Create an OADW interface table for each p roject class level.

4. Create an OADW interface table for the class level.

5. Custom ize the collection process for the PA_PRJ_CLASSES_IT tableto includ e the Segmen t1 colum n from the PA_PROJECTS_ALLtables and the class_code and class_category column s from the

PA_PROJECT_CLASSES tab le into the USER_COL1 column. Youcan u se the USER_COL1 colum n as a description for th e p rojectclass level.

6 Define the collection for each of the new interface tables Use

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Figure 5 2


6. Define the collection for each of the new interface tables. UsePA_CLASS_CATEGS_IT as the source table for the class level table,

and the PA_PRJ_CLASSES_IT source table for the project classlevel. Specify the WH ERE clause for the class_code andclass_category colum ns.

Example of buildi ng a h ierarchy upon the class category

Class Level

Project Class Level

Project Level

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Generating and Installing Your Data Warehouse

After you have performed your custom izations, such as creating newor d isabling existing dim ensions, hierarchy levels, and measu res, you

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are ready to generate and install your d ata warehouse.

For detailed instru ctions on generating and installing your d ataw arehou se, see: Generating an d Installing the OADW Warehouse(Oracle Applications Data W arehouse Users Gu ide) . This manual providescomplete instructions on performing th e follow ing steps:

1. Freezing OADW metadata. As a prerequ isite to generating andinstalling the O ADW w arehouse, you m ust freeze your m etadatadefinitions. As part of this process, OADW revalidates themetad ata to verify that th e definitions are correct and gives you afinal op portu nity to correct errors.

2. Generating the installation script. Dur ing the generation process,you generate OADW w arehouse internal metadata, createinstallation scripts for each installed mod ule and the OADWw arehou se, and op tionally create custom collection scripts.

3. Installing the warehous e. Dur ing the installation process, you ru nthe installation scripts an d create the OADW warehou se.

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7 T

7 1Collecting Data a nd Maintaining the Data Warehouse

Collecting Data and

Maintaining the DataWarehouse

his chapter d escribes how to ru n the collection process to popu lateyour d ata wa rehouse and use end user tools, such as Oracle ExpressAnalyzer an d Oracle Sales Analyzer, to analyze and generate rep ortsbased on your projectrelated information.

Overview of Collecting Data and Maintaining Your Warehouse

After you generate and install your w arehouse, you m ust p erformma intenance steps as y our compan y continues to collect projectinformation or as your compa nys reporting and analysis needs change

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Figure 7 1

Step 1


information or as your compa ny s reporting and analysis needs change.These steps are identified in th e diagram below.

Attention: If you w ant to collect information based on newdim ensions, hierarchy levels, or measu res, you m ust p erformyour customizations and regenerate your d ata warehouse.

Data warehous e maintenance steps

Run Ora cleProjects

collectionprocesses

Run OADWcollection, u pd ate,and synchronize

processes

GenerateRelational

AccessManager (RAM)

Publishwarehouse

FreezeOADW

metadataGenerate

warehouseMaintain

warehouse

Excerpt from illust ration on page 4 2

To up da te your w arehou se to include th e latest data from projectactivity, you m ust perform the step s d escribed in th is section.

Run the Update Project Summary Amounts process in OracleProjects

You can ru n this p rocess as man y times as you w ant for one or moreprojects.

Step 2 Run the Collect Dimension and Fact Tables process in OracleProjects

This process collects informat ion from the Oracle Projects prod uctionsum mar ization tables and load s it into dimension and fact interface

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Step 3

Step 4

7 3Collecting Data a nd Maintaining the Data Warehouse

tables. The process selects data based on the d imensions and m easures

that you define w hen you imp lement O racle Project Analysis CollectionPack. This collection p rocess is incrementa l, w hich mean s it loads onlyinformation that chan ged since the last collection p rocess wa s run .

This process collects dimen sion and fact table information from theoperating u nit of the emp loyee subm itting the process. To collect andanalyze information from m ultiple operating units, you mu st run thecollection p rocess separa tely for each op erating u nit.

Run the OAD W collection, update, and sy nchronize processes

For detailed information abou t these OADW p rocess, see:Ad ministering the OADW Warehou se (Oracle Applications DataWarehouse Users Guide) .

Generate Express /RAM (Relation Access Manager)

Perform this step to prep are your information to be accessed by OracleExpress An alyzer or Ora cle Sales Analyzer. For detailed informationabout this build process, refer to the Express/ RAM user manu al andAd ministering the OADW Warehou se (Oracle Applications DataWarehouse Users Guide) . For detailed inform ation about using theAnalyzer tools, refer to the m anu als entitled Oracle Express Analyzer Users Gu ide an d Oracle Sales Analyzer Users Guide .

See Also

Processes (Oracle Projects Users Guide)

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USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

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USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,

ACCUME_BURDENED_COST,

ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,

ACCUME_BILLABLE_RAW_COST,

ACCUME_BILLABLE_BURDENED_COST,ACCUME_BILLABLE_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_BILLABLE_LABOR_HOURS,

ACCUME_CMT_RAW_COST,

ACCUME_CMT_BURDENED_COST,

ACCUME_CMT_QUANTITY,

UNIT_OF_MEASURE,

RES_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG,

TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG) AS

SELECT

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,

EXPENSE_ORGANIZATION_ID,

OWNER_ORGANIZATION_ID,

RESOURCE_LIST_MEMBER_ID,

SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

NULL, /* Disabled Measure ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS, */


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ACCUME_BILLABLE_BURDENED_COST,

ACCUME_BILLABLE_QUANTITY,





UNIT_OF_MEASURE,


TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROM

PA_ADW_ACT_CMT_B_V;

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_V

(

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,EXPENSE_ORGANIZATION_ID,



SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,








UNIT OF MEASURE

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UNIT_OF_MEASURE,


TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG,

TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

) AS

SELECT

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,









UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROM

PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_B_V;

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW PA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_V

(

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(

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,


USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,ACCUME_BILLABLE_RAW_COST,







UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

) AS

SELECT

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,



RESOURCE LIST MEMBER ID

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SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,







ACCUME_CMT_BURDENED_COST,ACCUME_CMT_QUANTITY,

UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROM

PA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_B_V;

Creating a Measu re

To create a m easure, you mu st m odify the related fact table collectionviews. For examp le, to create the measu re

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UNIT_OF_MEASURE,


TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

) AS

SELECT

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PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

ACCUME_BURDENED_COST ACCUME_RAW_COST, /* New measure

USER_COL6, */USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,








UNIT_OF_MEASURE,


TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROM

PA_ADW_ACT_CMT_B_V;

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_V

(

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,

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SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,




ACCUME_BILLABLE_LABOR_HOURS,ACCUME_CMT_RAW_COST,



UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

) AS

SELECT

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

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USER_COL5,


USER_COL6, */

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,


ACCUME_BILLABLE_BURDENED_COST,ACCUME_BILLABLE_QUANTITY,





UNIT_OF_MEASURE,


TXN_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG,TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROM

PA_ADW_R_ACT_CMT_B_V;

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW PA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_V

(

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,

TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,

USER_COL6,

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USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,


ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,







ACCUME_CMT_QUANTITY,UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

) AS

SELECT

PROJECT_ID,

TOP_TASK_ID,TASK_ID,

PA_PERIOD_KEY,




SERVICE_TYPE_CODE,

EXPENDITURE_TYPE,

USER_COL1,

USER_COL2,

USER_COL3,

USER_COL4,

USER_COL5,


USER_COL6, */

USER_COL7,

USER_COL8,

USER_COL9,

USER_COL10,

ACCUME_REVENUE,

ACCUME_RAW_COST,

ACCUME BURDENED COST

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ACCUME_BURDENED_COST,ACCUME_QUANTITY,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,

ACCUME_LABOR_HOURS,








UNIT_OF_MEASURE,



TSK_ADW_NOTIFY_FLAG

FROMPA_ADW_R_ST_ACT_CMT_B_V;

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A P P E N D I X

B T

B 1Samp le Reports

Sample Reports

his app end ix provid es a listing of reports th at you can createusing the stand ard d imensions, hierarchy levels, and m easurespredefined by Oracle Project Analysis Collection Pack. You can

generate these rep orts using su ch tools as Oracle Sales Analyzer andOracle Express Analyzer. You can also present som e of the reports inthis chapter as grap hs.

Report Listing

Documents

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