Oracle BI Administrators can create display folders to organize table objects in the Physical layer. They have no metadata meaning. After you create a display folder, the selected tables appear in the folder as a shortcut and in the Physical layer tree as an object. You can hide the objects so that you only view the shortcuts in the display folder. For more information about hiding these objects, refer to Using the Options Dialog Box—Repository Tab.
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