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It gives error for me.. Hi Avik, I would like to see Bashar return, but why are you trying the run the setup. Why don't you use the workaround above? No need. This means there is no point to run the installer from win64 directory.

The same thing will be installed in anyways.. If you will ask a question, please don't comment here.. For your questions, please create an issue into my forum. The basic process to open workbooks in the other, non-Oracle databases is essentially the same as opening a workbook in an Oracle database.

Please see your Database Administrator for the correct steps to open the workbooks. A workbook's properties provide basic information about the workbook. The Workbook Properties dialog box appears showing information about the Workbook. You can record additional information about the workbook in the Description box.

Figure Workbook Properties Dialog Box. If you do change an Identifier, you must update matching identifiers in other EULs to reflect the change.

Click OK. The tabs on the bottom of the workbook window show the various worksheets in the workbook. Clicking a tab switches to the next worksheet.

The following figure shows only two tabs, but your workbook may have several worksheets—hence, more tabs. Figure Switch to Another Worksheet. Click the appropriate tab at the bottom of the workbook window. Use the scroll button if necessary to see additional worksheets. If you've already opened the worksheet, clicking the tab switches to it immediately.

If you haven't opened it yet, Discoverer Desktop searches the business area to find the data that belongs on the worksheet. Because each worksheet involves a query search of the business area, opening a worksheet for the first time takes a few moments while the search is completed.

A dialog box reminds you that the search will take place. Discoverer Desktop then estimates the time involved for the search and gives you the option to open the worksheet. Click OK to open the worksheet. If you decide not to open a worksheet and click Cancel, but then later click on the worksheet tab to open it, this dialog box does not appear.

Choose Sheet Refresh Sheet to retrieve the data. Saving a workbook saves all of its changes. You have two options:. To save a workbook, choose File Save. The changes are saved and the workbook remains open. To close and save a workbook at the same time, choose File Close. If you haven't made changes to any worksheet in the workbook, it closes. If the workbook contains any unsaved changes on any worksheet, a dialog box reminds you to save the changes.

Figure Save Workbook Reminder. Click Yes to save the changes; click No to close the workbook without saving the changes; click Cancel to keep the workbook open without saving the changes. Figure Save Workbook Dialog Box. Enter a new name and click Save. If you select Database, the Save Workbook to Database dialog box appears and lists the workbooks already saved to the database Figure Enter a new name for the workbook and click Save. Figure Save As Dialog Box.

Deleting a workbook from the database permanently removes it. You should not delete a workbook from the database unless you are absolutely certain that you won't need it in the future. The Delete Workbook from Database dialog box appears and lists the workbooks currently in the database.

If you saved a workbook locally on your computer, deleting it removes it from your computer, but not from the database. To remove a workbook from your computer, use Windows Explorer or the My Computer icon to remove the workbook as you would any other file. Figure Sample Worksheets. Note: The Database Administrator at your company will have designed the workbooks that you can open.

If you have questions about the workbook names, whether you have access to them, the location of workbooks on company servers, and so on, see your Database Administrator. Figure The Workbook Wizard. When several workbooks are open at the same time, use the Window menu to switch between them: Figure Window Menu. However, depending on the type of database, you may not be able to use all the data access and analysis features available with Oracle databases The basic process to open workbooks in the other, non-Oracle databases is essentially the same as opening a workbook in an Oracle database.

To see a workbook's properties: Open the workbook. Choose File Manage Workbooks Properties. Business Areas, Folders, Items etc. This document contains information related to hardware and software requirements, minimum disk space and memory requirements, database schema requirements, and required system libraries, packages, or patches. If you are installing on a DHCP server, non-networked computer, or multihomed computer, there are additional configuration steps that are required.

These steps are also available in the system requirements document in the "Oracle Fusion Middleware System Configuration Requirements" section. If you are installing on a Windows operating system and want to install and configure Java Access Bridge for Section Accessibility, read the "Installing and Configuring Java Access Bridge" section in this document. This page contains various certification documents for current and previous product releases. This document covers the compatibility and interoperability issues that may arise when installing or upgrading Oracle Fusion Middleware 11 g products.

When you run the installer, Application Developer is installed onto your system. After the product is installed, you must run the Configuration Wizard to configure Application Developer. If your system is not configured for autorun, find and execute the setup. Refer to Section F.

If you need additional help with any of the installation screens, refer to Appendix B, "Oracle Discoverer Desktop Installation Screens" or click Help to access the online help. Table Installation Screens.