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    1. DMS Reporting An Architecture Overview of Reporting for DMS.
    2. Introduction
      • To have a better understanding of the DMS Reporting for DMS support.
      • Kai Leung Liu, Sr. Oracle Architect Consultant, Kaitech, Inc.
    3. DMS History
      • DMS Reporting was born in 2002 because of Batch Report in Caus that DMS would need to replace.
      • DMS Reporting need to be plug-n-play modules to work with DMS development.
      • DMS Reporting needed to be integrated into our On-Line DMS system.
    4. Topics of Discussion
      • DMS Components that make up the DMS Reporting.
      • The DMS Reporting process as the engine.
      • How does Batch Reporting integrate into DMS Reporting.
      • How does Reporting Criteria integrate into DMS Reporting.
      • How does Email integrate into DMS Reporting.
    5. DMS Components
      • A DMS Architecture Diagram.
      • Database, Unix, and App Server.
      • Shell, Java, PL/SQL and Cron.
      • System Parameters
      • The World According to DMS.
    6. DMS Architecture Diagram
    7. DMS System Parameters
      • DB – Database Instance.
      • RJB – Max No of Report Run at any Time.
      • SCH – Report Sched. Time for Batch.
      • TJB – Total No of Jobs per run.
      • CRI – Max. no of Criteria.
      • QRY – Max. no of Queries.
      • REPSERV – Report Server Name.
      • REPFORMAT – Report Server Format.
      • etc.
    8. DMS Reporting Engine
      • The Reporting consist of several parts:
        • Unix scripts that run by cron.
        • PL/SQL packages to monitor and handle request jobs.
        • A Java program to submit request.
      • Reporting support different type of processes: Reports, Procedures, and Cards.
      • Report output: PDF, Text, EZ Spooler, and Email.
    9. DMS Batch Reporting
      • The Batch Report support two main type of reports:
        • Oracle Reports
        • Extract Reports
      • Batch support: Reports,Cards, Mailings, Procedures, and Update Processes.
      • Batch can change and re-submit itself .
    10. DMS Reporting Criteria
      • Building Criteria for business needs.
      • Building Queries for business needs.
      • Purging and Clean up of Criteria and Queries.
      • System Parameters: CRI and QRY
      • Report E-R Diagram.
    11. DMS Email
      • Available to All DMS Batch Reports.
      • Email can be added even after it been submitted.
      • Email sent is HTML text.
      • Customizable for Email header and link message.
      • Email is pdf and stored on server.
    12. Real Life
      • DMS Live running reports every day.
      • User can request with their business criteria real time reporting with email.
      • Operations can also handle Mail and Card jobs for their Events.
      • We can develop and deployed new DMS Report using the DMS system.
    13. What This Means
      • We have a powerful and flexible reporting system to meet the requirements of DMS Live and future requirements.
      • DMS Reporting can deliver:
        • Reports
        • Cards
        • Mailings and Special Mailing
        • Emails
        • Extracts
    14. Next Steps
      • To be able to support and grow the reporting system in new directions.
        • Improve Email
        • Attach Extracts
        • Notify operation of problems.
      • Have more classes to have better understand of technology used to build DMS Reporting.
      • See how Report fits into rewrite for the future to the new java world.
    15. Q & A
      • Review Documentation.
      • Review Technical docs.

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