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Re: OT: Business Objects

From: Dennis Williams <oracledba.williams_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 15:29:22 -0500
Message-ID: <de807caa0704301329w4f28ab6er28954a36c54ae7dd@mail.gmail.com>


Charles,

    My impression is that B.O. usually generates good SQL, and when it doesn't, it has features which allows report developers to improve the SQL. This is based on the fact that I have had to deal with relatively few problems.

    My impression is that B.O. is a sophisticated tool that usually generates good SQL, and has advanced options when difficulties are encountered.

    As far as other products creating better SQL, that might be difficult to get a trustworthy blanket statement. These are complex products generating complex SQL in (your case) complex situations. Not sure how that could even be tested.

    Your last statement makes it sound like this is a difficult situation. One thought would be whether you as the DBA can take the SQL statements that are generated by B.O., rewrite them for your developers and then have your developers try to figure out how to get B.O. to generate similar SQL, asking B.O. support as needed.

Dennis Williams

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