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  1. Preface
  2. PowerCenter Mappings and Workflows
  3. B2B Data Exchange Transformations
  4. B2B Data Exchange Workflows
  5. Dashboard and Reports
  6. Creating Workflows for Event Reconciliation
  7. Forms Designer
  8. Configuring Email for Monitor Notification
  9. Dashboard and Reports
  10. B2B Data Exchange Web Services API
  11. B2B Data Exchange Run-time Java API
  12. B2B Data Exchange Forms Designer Java API

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Default Dashboard SQL Constants

Default Dashboard SQL Constants

Each report in the default Dashboard uses SQL constants for common queries to the operational data store and query parameters. You can reuse these SQL constants when you create custom Dashboard panels based on KPIs that you load to the operational data store.
For the SQL server, use the same constants with the addition of the suffix _SQLSERVER. For example, DX_ODS_FILTER_ACCOUNT would be DX_ODS_FILTER_ACCOUNT_SQLSERVER.
You cannot create reports in Logi Info Studio with SQL queries to the run-time
B2B Data Exchange
 repository.
The following table describes the default Dashboard SQL constants:
SQL Constant Name
Description
DX_ODS_FILTER_ACCOUNT
Filters the database rows according to the related account.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestAccountId
DX_ODS_FILTER_ERROR_STATE
Filters the database rows to display only error events.
DX_ODS_FILTER_EVENT_STATUS
Filters the database rows according to the event status.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestEventStatusId
DX_ODS_FILTER_EVENT_STATUS_STATE
Filters the database rows according to the event state. The following values are available:
  • 1
    . Show error events with a final state.
  • 2
    . Show non-error events with a final state.
  • -1
    . Show all events with a final state.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestEventStatusState
DX_ODS_FILTER_EVENT_TYPE
Filters the database rows according to the event type.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestEventTypeId
DX_ODS_FILTER_PARTNER
Filters the database rows according to the related partner.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestPartnerId
DX_ODS_FILTER_TIME_ORACLE
Filters the database rows according to a selected time frame.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestDateBegin
  • requestTimeBegin
  • requestDateEnd
  • requestTimeEnd
DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_ACCESS_ID
Filters the database rows according to the related user access identifier.
To maximize user access control, use DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_ACCESS_ID, DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_EVENT_TYPE, and DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_PARTNER in your custom Dashboard panels.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestUserId
DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_EVENT_TYPE
Filters the database rows to display only event types for which the user has viewing privileges.
To maximize user access control, use DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_ACCESS_ID, DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_EVENT_TYPE, and DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_PARTNER in your custom Dashboard panels.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestUserId
DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_PARTNER
Filters the database rows to display only related partners for which the user has viewing privileges.
To maximize user access control, use DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_ACCESS_ID, DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_EVENT_TYPE, and DX_ODS_USER_RESTRICTION_BY_PARTNER in your custom Dashboard panels.
Includes the following query parameters:
  • requestUserId
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