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Total Answers and Comments: 18 Last Update: October 06, 2007     Asked by: hemanth 
  
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November 01, 2005 04:53:34   #1  
MAYURI        

RE: what is a bo repository
ITS A SEMANTIC LAYER WHICH STORES THE BO USERS N THEIR PRIVILEGES
 
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November 12, 2005 13:15:28   #2  
shivanand Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 1    

RE: what is a bo repository

Repository means set of database tables, Business object store  security information e.g user, group, access permission, user type etc. , universe information e.g. objects, classes, table name, column name, relation ship etc.and document information.


 
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November 24, 2005 09:48:57   #3  
velu Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 1    

RE: what is a bo repository
repository is data accounts which contains three domains in each one type.you can create the repository any where .the security domain has the user security info and other domains address. you can have more than one repository but you can use which one u specifying on the time of login. the address info of the security domains is strored in the .key file if WebI its in the Bomain.keyfor more refre the cindi howson book and visit her web www. Askcindi.com
 
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November 30, 2005 01:37:32   #4  
malik        

RE: what is a bo repository
BO repository is an set of db tables which holds the metadata information.This bo repository is divided in to 3 domains Security,universe,document domain.This metadata holds all the information related to users groups their priveleges...........except the "supervisor" thsi is the super user of bo rep.the supervisor info is stored BOMain.key which is stored in default thome dir of bo.
 
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December 08, 2005 04:37:31   #5  
Melwyn        

RE: what is a bo repository
BO Repository is a set of related data structures of BO stored in a database. It contains tables of Security, Documents and Universe Domains
 
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January 10, 2006 06:45:24   #6  
sithusithu Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 161    

RE: what is a bo repository

Generally Repository is the Metadata

 

BO 5.0 Repository create/maintain 50 tables, they are distributed as follows

 

25 tables for Security domain

24 Table for Universe domain

1 Table for Document Domain

 

Cheers,

Sithu


 
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March 31, 2006 05:01:19   #7  
mahudeswaran        

RE: what is a bo repository

in 6.5.1 repository

25 tables in sec.domin

1 table in doc domin

31 tables in uni domin

it is a matadata


 
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October 25, 2006 17:20:47   #8  
John Mike        

RE: what is a bo repository

 Can some one provide the BO XI rel 2 repository Domains(Number of tables for each domain)..


 
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March 03, 2007 18:45:27   #9  
Manasi R        

RE: what is a bo repository
In BOXI R2, there are no separate domains like in BO 5x and 6x.
There is a single repository which stores the entire information about the users , objects, repotrs etc.

Bottomline: There are NO separate domains for Security, Document and Universe like in classic BO.

 
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March 29, 2007 05:09:40   #10  
Thomas        

RE: what is a bo repository

In BO Xi R2 here also we use the same domains.
At the time of repository creation 8 tables will be generated.

Thomas

 
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