1 . | In the BMM layer, expand Sample Sales > D3 Customer > Sources. Notice that the D3 Customer logical table has one logical table source named D3 Customer. |
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2 . | Rename the D3 Customer logical table source (not the logical table) to LTS1 Customer. |
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3 . | Double-click LTS1 Customer to open the Logical Table Source dialog box. |
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4 . | Click the Column Mapping tab and notice
that all logical columns map to physical columns in the same physical
table: D3 Customer. It may be necessary to scroll to the right to see
the Physical Table column. Make sure "Show mapped columns" is selected. |
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5 . | Click OK to close the Logical Table Source dialog box. |
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6 . | In the Physical layer, expand orcl > BISAMPLE. |
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7 . | Drag D4 Address from the Physical layer to the D3 Customer logical table in the BMM layer. Notice this creates a new logical table source named D4 Address for the D3 Customer logical table. It also creates new logical columns that map to the D4 Address physical table. |
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8 . | In the BMM layer, double-click the new D4 Address logical table source to open the Logical Table Source dialog box. |
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9 . | On the General tab, enter LTS2 Customer Address in the Name field. |
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10 . | Click the Column Mapping tab and notice that all logical columns map to physical columns in the same physical table: D4 Address. If necessary, select Show mapped columns and deselect Show unmapped columns. |
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11 . | Click OK to close the Logical Table Source dialog box. |
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12 . | Confirm that the D3 Customer logical table now has two logical table sources: LTS1 Customer and LTS2 Customer Address. A single logical table now maps to two physical sources. |
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13 . | Right-click the new ADDRESS_KEY column and select Delete. This is a duplicate column and is not needed. |
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14 . | Click Yes to confirm the delete. |
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15 . | Use the Rename Wizard or a manual renaming technique to
rename the new address logical columns (with uppercase letters) in D3
Customer. Your results should look similar to the screenshot. Hint: To
use the Rename Wizard, select all of the new logical columns, then
right-click any one of the highlighted columns and select Rename Wizard
to launch the wizard. If you need help using the Rename Wizard, refer
to these steps from earlier in this tutorial. |
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16 . | Rename the remaining logical table sources according to
the following table. Recall that logical table sources are located in
the Sources folder for a logical table. For example: D2 Product >
Sources.
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OBIEE 11G Add a New Logical Table Source
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